Unexpected Luxury and Romance on a Cargo Ship

We couldn’t take Baja Ferry with a puppy so we ended up on a cargo ship, and we’re so glad we did! You’ll never guess why.

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A Time Warp in the Baja Desert.

We got lost in space-time amidst the landscapes of Bahia de los Angeles. See the video and read all about it here.

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Colca Canyon: The Land of Condors

Colca Canyon in Peru has become world-famous for two different reasons. It is the second deepest canyon in the world (after a nearby canyon Cotohuasi). Also, it is one of the few places on Earth where you can watch Andean Condor … Continue reading →

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Volcano Villarica: When Shit Hits the Fan

We’re finally in the hostel, all three of us. We’re completely exhausted and still trembling at the thought of the events of the past 12 hours. David lies in his bed. You can see he is in a lot of … Continue reading →

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El Chaltén: Expedition to the Middle of Snowhere

The alarm goes off. The wind is bashing into our tent. The sun has barely risen above the horizon. Today is our second day; it’s time to get up and continue on our ascend to the Southern Patagonian Icefield. We … Continue reading →

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Carretera Austral: One-way Road To Paradise

Carretera Austral is a road constructed by Augusto Pinochet in order to connect remote villages in the South of Chile. The work started in 1976 while the last section was only finished in 2003. Today it serves as a great … Continue reading →

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El Calafate: Sour Berries, Icy Winds and Bitter Reality

The views are breathtaking. We can see as far as Torres del Paine in Chile to the South and the famous glacier Perito Moreno to the North. The wind is trying to blow us off the cliff, but we resist. … Continue reading →

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Walking the Circuit around Torres del Paine

The Circuit, as it’s officially called, is a 8-day trek around spectacular mountains in Parque Nacional Torres del Paine. The sheer cliffs of the torres (towers) rise above turquouise lakes and green meadows. These mountains became extremely popular in the last … Continue reading →

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Tierra del Fuego Unexplored

Ushuaia was one of the main milestones on our journey through the Americas. It is not only the official end of the Panamerican Highway and the southernmost city of its size. For us, it was the turning point of our … Continue reading →

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Traversing a Glacier under Monte Tronador

Monte Tronador is one of the highest peaks around Bariloche. It marks the border between Argentina and Chile and rises above pristine glacier valleys and lakes scattered beneath it. The only way to access the trail leading to Refugio Otto … Continue reading →

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Hard Life of a Patagonian Horse

Hello, my name is Tobiano and I am a proud Argentine horse. I live with my friends on the vast grasslands of lake San Martín near Chilean border. I am quite accustomed to the harsh Patagonian weather; I prefer sleeping … Continue reading →

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Rock Climbing in Norhern Patagonia

After three long days of driving through a monotonous landscape of Pampas Argentinas we finally arrived to Bariloche, an outdoors hub of Northern Patagonia. We headed straight down to the Club Andino de Bariloche to find out what the adventure … Continue reading →

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