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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 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 Cartagena safe? It is a common concern of tourists visiting the queen of the Caribbean coast. This article will answer all of your burning questions about staying safe in the city and how you to get the most out of your visit!
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…
South America is generally safe to travel but there is no disputing that some countries are safer than others. We delved into the Global Peace Index to help put this article about the safest South American countries together.
Wanting to know the safest South American cities to help you plan your trip to the continent? You’re in the right place!
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. …
How safe is Chile? Make sure you avoid common mistakes and stay away from danger with our practical travel safety tips for all kinds of backpacker.
Weekly updates on travel restrictions and COVID-19 requirements in South America. Quarantine rules, test requirements, internal travel restrictions and more.
How safe is Argentina? Make sure you avoid common mistakes and stay away from danger with our practical travel safety tips for all kinds of traveler.
Are you backpacking through South America and wanting to know how much to budget? Read our guide to South America trip costs to help you plan your dream adventure!
How safe is Ecuador? Make sure you avoid common mistakes and stay away from danger with our practical travel safety tips for all kinds of traveller.
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!
Are you about to start packing for a hiking trip with no idea where to begin? Our helpful packing list for trekking will detail everything you need to make you hike a success!
Knowing the cheapest countries in South America can really help you to plan your trip and work out your budget. In this article, we compare prices of the essentials and catch up with our community to find out the cheapest country in South America to backpack.
There are nine Spanish speaking countries in South America which is great for backpackers on longer trips. A basic grasp of the language is bound to help you as you backpack your way around the continent!
Heading to Colombia and wondering what you need in your backpack? This Colombia packing list will help you decide what to take and what to leave at home!
What is it like to travel around South America as a black person? Let’s face it, most backpackers come from …
Is Colombia safe to travel? It is a question we get asked a lot, especially by solo travellers. Generally, the answer is yes but Colombia is still a country where you have to remain vigilant. Here are our top tips for staying safe.
Heading to South America and want to brush up on your Spanish? Watching Spanish movies is a great way to hone your language skills.
Altitude sickness is something that all travellers to South America need to be aware of. There are arguments over the best way to prepare for altitude exposure, including many opting for altitude sickness medication. Is it the most effective way to deal with the condition though?
Is South America safe? We think so, however, travel here does require a bit of common sense and savviness. These South America safety tips will tell you everything that you need to know.
Prepare for your next trip by researching the mandatory and recommended vaccinations for South America travel. You should allow at least a month to get your required jabs in your home country prior to jetting off. This guide will help you to work out which vaccinations you need for your adventure!
With so many seasons and climates to consider, a backpacking trip around South America can be super difficult to plan for! We know this and we’ve compiled the ultimate packing list to make preparing for your backpacking trip that little bit easier!
Arming yourself with knowledge before you backpack South America is the best way to stay safe! Learn about common travel scams so you don’t get caught out!
The continent is HUGE! So how do you choose the best South America Backpacking Route? Let us help with The Gringo Trail, Super Loop & Thrill Seekers Trail!
This South America climate guide makes trip planning a breeze! We tell you the best time to visit South America, country by country.
Altitude sickness in South America should not be taken lightly. Find out the mistake I made in La Paz, Bolivia to ensure the same doesn’t happen to you!
While many travellers feel burdened by the influence of technology during their travels, I do not. Although the skill of manoeuvring through a city with no help from technology nor any knowledge of the local language is pretty thrilling, we are actually being quite inefficient with our use of time. Here are some apps and technologies that will help you get the most out of your travels through South America without sacrificing the joys of adventure. These technologies should actually help you find more adventure!
Traveling is addictive. If you’re anything like us, as soon as you get home, you start planning your next adventure! The only thing that tends to stop you, is cash for a plane ticket! Perhaps one of the easiest way to make some quick money when you get back home is to sell off some of the weird and wonderful souvenirs you have picked up on your travels. In this interesting article, The Broke Backpacker tells us how to do it!
When it comes to travelling the world on a budget, ‘The Broke Backpacker’, (Will Hatton), one of the first South America Backpacker Ambassadors, knows a thing or two! He’s certainly not broke any more, thanks, no doubt, to the mindset that he laid out for us here.
Explorer Tyler Protano-Goodwin ponders the question; can you really call yourself a traveler without language? With a desire to brush up on her Spanish skills and connect more to South American culture Tyler enrolls in language classes at the Montañita Spanish School in Ecuador.