St Kilda St Kilda is Melbourne’s seaside escape and plays host to hippy night markets, golden sands and coffee shops. Take a stroll along the pier to… Read more “Melbourne”
Sydney
Sweet civilisation. After three months of adventuring around the tropical, mountainous, coffee-farm-rich wonders of South America, we were quite happy to walk into a city which offered all of… Read more “Sydney”
Chile
San Pedro de Atacama A small desert village, north of Chile, inhabited by 6000 people and 1000 dogs. That’s one dog for every six people which in… Read more “Chile”
Uyuni Salt Flats to San Pedro de Atacama
Ice ice baby… nope that’s salt. 10,582 square kilometres of salt surrounded by a mountain range that once upon a time split into two, creating a large… Read more “Uyuni Salt Flats to San Pedro de Atacama”
Arequipa to Lake Titicaca
Hop on a ten-hour night bus from Cusco and wake up in the ‘white city’ of Arequipa, with grand buildings made from white volcanic stone. We travelled… Read more “Arequipa to Lake Titicaca”
Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
Hundreds of years ago followed by Incas, once ran by a Chasqui in 3.5 hours, and today trekked by tourists over four days. Organised immaculately by G… Read more “Inca Trail to Machu Picchu”
Cusco, Peru
Once the capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco is a city in the Peruvian Andes set 3400m above sea level. With over a week here to acclimatise… Read more “Cusco, Peru”
Bogotá, Colombia
Most of our time in Bogotá was spent indulging in nice things at BOG hotel, part of the Design Hotels group. We fancied a little treat –… Read more “Bogotá, Colombia”
Salento, Colombia
One latte and a flat white to go, please. Avid coffee drinkers, we were really looking forward to Colombia’s coffee region. West of the capital, Salento is… Read more “Salento, Colombia”
Medellín, Colombia
Set in a bowl with skylines reaching for the heavens, Medellín is the second biggest city in Colombia and the capital of the mountainous Antioquia province. The… Read more “Medellín, Colombia”
