Sumidero Canyon is a pretty special place. I’ve been wanting to go here ever since I read about it on Jessica’s blog last year. Sumidero Canyon is actually the main reason I wanted to go to Chiapas in the first place. Sure, the Palenque Ruins are insanely beautiful, but this canyon stole the show for me. While the canyon is… View Post
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A Guide to Visiting the Palenque Ruins
Palenque is a place I hadn’t even heard of two years ago when I moved to Mexico. I saw a photo of it last year at some point and I was determined to find it and visit those jungle-covered ruins. The Palenque ruins are incredibly easy and affordable to get to, but they’re also a great place to tack onto… View Post
One Week in Colombia: A Relaxing Trip Along Colombia’s Caribbean Coast
If you had given me a week in Colombia a few years ago I would have tried to pack four or five different cities into those short seven days. I don’t know if I’ve gotten wiser over the years, but I’ve definitely started to get tired a lot quicker! One week in Colombia is not nearly enough time to see it… View Post
Isla Grande, Colombia: An Island Escape Near Cartagena
When I was planning my trip to Cartagena, the Rosario Islands kept coming up in my searches. All of the photos looked absolutely stunning – the Caribbean waters, the natural beauty to see on each island, the snorkeling, and of course, all of the seafood. A lot of people do day trips from Cartagena with a tour company which basically… View Post
Mexico City vs. Guadalajara: Where Should You Go?
I’ve never been to Guadalajara and it’s been on my must-visit list since I got here almost two years ago. So, when Robert from Leave Your Daily Hell reached out to me about writing a guest post comparing my #1 girl Mexico City with Mexico’s second largest city, Guadalajara, I figured you guys would enjoy reading it! I also think… View Post
Best Boutique Hotels in Cartagena
There are so many boutique hotels in Cartagena, it can be hard to choose between them. After spending a few weeks doing some research, then a week exploring the city itself, I wanted to share my finding with you guys so that you can enjoy your stay as much as possible. Cartagena is split into a few different neighborhoods, but this… View Post
