Exploring Central & South America

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 […]

Barrio Yungay doesn’t top the must see lists for tourists in Santiago, but it should. Set a bit apart from the main areas of the city, this little neighborhood enjoys quiet streets and definite charm. It’s one of the oldest areas in the city and thankfully retains much of its original architecture. Wandering these streets […]

Yes, you know about the San Telmo market in Buenos Aires and yes, you’ve been told to get your gifts there – but do you have a plan of action for this massive weekly takeover? No? Well, get your pen ready. I have some notes that can help act as your survival guide on how […]

One of the best things about Santiago is the access to outdoor activity. As the city sits in a valley amidst the Andes, the surrounding geography offers plenty of chances for adventure year round, whether it’s hiking in the summer or skiing in the winter. And these lucky city dwellers don’t even have to go […]

Growing up, the cemetery used to be a place where you could get things done. The statues above tombs served as excellent models for my art class drawings and the quiet, open streets were ideal for running a few miles as well as for learning to drive. My mom taught all of us to learn […]

So, we’ve covered Romantic restaurants in Buenos Aires, but what’s a couple of love birds to do between meals? Worry not! We’ll take you through some romantic spots to visit during your trip to Buenos Aires.

Today I wanted to share some recent Southern Brazilian travel foodie knowledge and deliciousness with all of you. I´m not one of the regular contributors to the Class Adventure Travel blog, but will do my very best to share more travel insider knowledge & finds during the next couple of months.