From Phnom Penh, I rode south in the rain to Sihanoukville. The rain wasn’t terrible, but it caught me off guard, as I’ve only seen it rain for about 10 minutes in over two months, and haven’t had to ride … Continue reading →
As we’re nearly ready to leave Mexico and cross the border into Belize, we’ve been reminiscing about our favorite beaches in Mexico. Turns out, there are a lot. So let’s just cover our favorite beaches in Baja. What makes a great beach for us? Well, we love to swim, so if the surf is too […] The post Top 5: Best beaches in Baja, Mexico appeared first on Song of the Road.
Just in case it wasn’t totally obvious, yesterday’s post was an April fools. We will make it to Ushuaia today, and we still have a few more months of travel. Plus of course, we’d never let go of Milo. Or… Read more →
We arrived in the mountain town of Nebaj hoping to find a place to camp for the night. After wandering around town and making inquiries at hostels and hotels, it […]
We were in Punta Arenas yesterday, and we decided that crossing the border twice and driving the extra 600 or so kilometers to Ushuaia doesn’t make sense. We’ve already seen most of Patagonia anyway. Just when we were talking about… Read more →
Here’s a couple more stops I made in Phnom Penh. First, the Royal Palace And I saw this guy at a temple near the palace…the patron saint of concussion prevention Next up, some fun at a military base. Thank to … Continue reading →
We said our goodbyes to Breena and Spencer and our Toyota convoy (The Suisse, Us, and Wilson/Sarah) headed over the bridge through Rio Dulce ready for our 7+ hour drive […]