Someday Sherpa shares the stories of a girl and her Sherpa taking a big kid gap year to travel through Mexico, Central and South America.
The problem with a good secret is that it doesn’t stay secret for very long. So keep this one to yourself.
Push the dangerous reputation of Quito aside - this Ecuadorean city is charming and jam packed with cultural gems to explore.
Remember when you were young what it was like waiting for Xmas. 11 months since we had seen lady client disappear with her Sherpa for a life changing year of adventure.
Lynne and I joined the great caravan of the Lisa and AJ (Sherpa) odyssey this July in Ecuador where we were reunited with Lisa after almost a year.
The Galapagos is nature’s playground. It’s a dreamy wildlife paradise with a giant natural aquarium, colourful coves and dramatic luna-landscapes where you can get up-close and personal with nature.
You take different things from a place. Many people come to Montanita to party but the real gem for me was is in its stillness.
There's a little island off the coast of Ecuador called Isla de la Plata. It's a wildlife mecca and often referred to as the Poor Man's Galapagos.
It’s all swings and waterfalls in the little town of Banos. Not something many towns can lay claim to.
My name is Lisa and I'm a hat addict. I love everything about hats and I don't discriminate: summer, winter, small or large, they bring much joy to my little life.
In honour of our trip, and to hopefully entertain our family and friends, here's a quiz we compiled and put to each other.
If you'd told me a year ago that I'd do a 10 day trek through one of the world's highest mountain ranges, I'd laugh and tell you there's no way I'd go without a shower and home comforts for that long.
If you want to walk for days on end with your head in the clouds, Peru’s Cordillera Blanca is just the ticket.
Mirage or magic? Peru's just raised the bar again by offering endless sand dunes and a genuine oasis.
The Inca capital, a foodies haven or shoppers paradise...don't settle on one as Cusco has it all.
The five day Salkantay Trek is fast becoming the biggest rival to the Inca Trail. Snowcapped mountains meet lush jungle with the grand finale landing you at Machu Picchu.
After years of gazing at rainbows high above, I jumped at the chance to climb the rainbow that fell to earth in Peru.
Sophisticated, cultured, beautiful...that's Arequipa. Us on the other hand, we had Pisco running through our veins when we left.
Let’s look at the silly facts of why I want to climb into the rarified air occupied by commercial airlines and the Andean Condor.
Take a journey into the deepest canyon in the world, the Colca Canyon.
