Travel Cards – How to Access Your Money in South America!
Choosing the right travel card for South America will save you money on every transaction or withdrawal you make! Check out our list of the best…
Choosing the right travel card for South America will save you money on every transaction or withdrawal you make! Check out our list of the best…
Colombia’s capital is a massive city, so there is no shortage of places to stay. But choosing the best hostels in Bogotá isn’t the simplest task!
Colombia’s second largest city has a dark history but as one of the most popular spots for tourists in the country, is Medellín safe today?
The potability of tap water in South America varies wildly. In some countries, it’s fine but in others, it should be avoided completely! Keep reading for…
Is Lima safe for tourists is the number one question for backpackers visiting Peru’s capital. We break down how to stay safe in Lima and offer tips…
Peru’s Nazca lines hold the intrigue scientists, historians and travellers alike. There are several ways to see the Nazca Lines for yourself! Read on…
Cycling Death Road in Bolivia has become a rite of passage for backpackers in South America. But it’s not for everyone. Read these two trip reports…
If you’re on the hunt for golden sands, warm azure waters and idyllic weather, this guide to the best beaches in Colombia has you covered!
Colombia’s Parque Tayrona is a popular spot with travellers and locals. To get the most out of your visit, follow these hints and tips!
Wanting to stay safe, happy and healthy while on the road? These safety accessories for travel will upgrade your backpacking game!
Collapsible water bottles reduce your plastic footprint, save you money and help reduce the amount of stuff in your backpack. …
Travelling through South America is an epic adventure in its own right. But driving yourself around the continent is even …
Driving and Renting a Car in South America — What You Need to Know! Read More »
South America is undoubtedly one of the best places you could choose to road trip. But with so many routes, how do you pick one? Don’t fret, we’ve got you covered!
There are so many documentaries about South America, it’s hard to know where to start. These films and series’ take a deep dive into the…
From unbelievable true stories to artistic fiction flicks, there is something in this South American movie list for everybody. Grab the popcorn!
Brazil is known for carnival, beautiful beaches, dense jungles and of course, wild parties. But there’s so much more to this astonishing country!
Money belt alternatives help keep your money and passport safe, without having to wear an uncomfortable money belt!
Many backpackers in South America worry about theft and the safety of their valuables but there are plenty of money belts out there to give you peace of mind. We compare the best travel money belts in this post to help you keep your valuables protected!
It can be hard to know what to buy for the outdoorsy person in your life. To ease your struggle, our gear guide expert Tim has compiled his ultimate gift guide for hikers, ranging from cheap stocking fillers right up to high-end presents!
Safety is important when you travel. With more bags claiming to be theft-proof than ever, we dive into the best anti-theft backpack recommendations to work out what is best for a backpacking trip around South America!
Chris Pountney has achieved what most of us would consider impossible, or at the very least, highly implausible: cycling around …
Cycling Around The World – An Interview With Chris Pountney Read More »
The Lanshan 2 is changing the way hikers look at lightweight gear. Traditionally, ultralight tents were made in Europe or …
Lanshan 2 Tent Review – The Best Budget Lightweight Tent? Read More »
Disclaimer: San Pedro is a powerful hallucinogenic drug with potent long and short term effects. Consumption of the drug should …
South America’s Hallucinogenic San Pedro Cactus (Huachuma) Read More »
There are several well-known ways to travel to Machu Picchu; the Inca Trail which will set you back over $600 USD, or the more ‘backpacker-friendly’ Salcantay Trek or Inca Jungle Adventure Trek (around $225 USD). But what if your budget doesn’t stretch to tailored treks and expensive tourist transportation? How can you visit the world famous UNESCO World Heritage site whilst spending as little as $70 USD including all of your transport and accommodation? Here’s how…
South America is full of majestic, dangerous and outright bonkers animals. Here are some of our favourites! How many have you seen?!
Good coffee is not always easy to find on the road. And backpackers not wanting to part with a cup of their favourite joe will need a travel coffee maker. Which choice is the best for you? We help you to decide!
Dubbed “The Most Dangerous Road in the World”, Yungas, or Death Road, Bolivia has become a top attraction for thrill-seekers. But, is it worth the risk?