Exploring Central & South America

With all the excitement that traveling can bring, sometimes you just need a serene place to retreat to at the end of the day. Home Hotel in Buenos Aires is that place. Decorated with a mix of mid century modern flair and contemporary style, this sleek stay is an instant favorite in Buenos Aires. Each […]

Amazonian forests cover almost 60% of Peruvian territory, but are home to only 5% of the population. Traditionally divided between the highland jungle above 3,000 feet and the lowland forests of the Amazon basin, the latter attracts by far the most visitors with the city of Iquitos as its main gateway in the north and […]

Without a doubt, Buenos Aires is a colorful place, both in design and character. In the summers, you’ll see thousands of plants that decorate every inch of the many balconies with blooms of every shade represented down the block. When the winter comes, we still enjoy vibrant streets, thanks to the graffiti. Here, very talented […]

During your food tour of Buenos Aires, you might be a bit parched, so let’s go over the drinks you’ll want to try to quench that thirst. For the non-alcoholic choices, think coffee and mate. Not together! That’s just ridiculous. Buenos Aires is a huge cafe culture. But don’t even think about zooming in and […]

One topic friends from home always ask about Argentina concerns food. What type of food is popular there? Is it spicy? What are things I must try? While I won’t claim to be an expert on the culinary scene, I can provide a general guide to what you should expect and put on your list […]

When traveling, there are certain culinary delights (or disappointments) that you actually must try. Hit or miss, the food staples of a region help form the identity of the place. So, to really get to know a location, you must put your taste buds to work and get to sampling the goods!

If you’re a ‘mix with the locals’ type of traveler and are looking for a great place to see Tango (maybe even dance a bit?) then you’ll definitely want to make a stop through La Catedral in Buenos Aires. Located in the Almagro neighborhood, on a quiet, unassuming street, this spot is favorite for visitors […]

Considered one of the most bio-diverse regions in the world, Costa Rica is divided in 20 natural parks, 8 biological reserves, and a series of protected areas that captivate ecotourism lovers. It’s also home to key nesting grounds for many species of turtles with no less than 4 different kinds laying their eggs on the […]

In the center of Santiago, there is a hill called Cerro Santa Lucia, Chile. It’s a beautiful place to spend an afternoon during your visit to the city. The hill is a labyrinth of walkways, stairs, and passage ways that let you tour the remains of the old defensive forts of the 19th century and […]