At the southern end of the peninsula where Mazatlan rests, there is a pyramid of an island with a lighthouse perched on top. It is known simply by the Spanish word for lighthouse, El Faro. The small hotel we are… Read More ›
Three years ago, we were sitting looking over Machu Picchu. Sick of shuffling around like we were in a busy shopping mall, we had opted for hiding from the morning crowds in the quarry. We sat down and scoffed our Snickers bars we had carried with us for just such an occasion. After four days... Read More
Tool brand and quality is a big debate between professional mechanics. However, it seems to be an afterthought among many novice vehicle-dependent travelers. When it comes to an overland travel, we often get caught up in the dream of that perfect camp spot at the end of a rough track. Rarely... Read More