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.
We've decided imagery is the medium to showcase Caye Caulker, our picturesque, Caribbean-styled and reggae vibed island destination 50km's off the coast by boat.
More than just Cancun, that infamous spring break destination for thousands of partying, selfie-taking American college students, the Yucatan region of our beloved Mexico has a lot to offer.
Hello modern world! After touching down back in Mexico after three weeks in Cuba, we feel like we’re crawling out of a bubble.
Cuba is a big country - and takes a lot of time to travel the length of it.
Before leaving Australia we'd both decided a major trip-goal was to learn Salsa
It’s difficult to describe Havana - a culture shock right from the get-go.
If you'd asked us a few days ago what meal showcased Mexico the best it would have been tacos from a street-side vendor.
For San Cristobal we've decided to showcase this hillside city in imagery instead of words.
No one ever really looks forward to an 11 hour overnight bus ride.
Escaping the hustle of the Mexico's cities, we've headed to the south coast for a bit of timeout.
And just like that, we found paradise.
So you've heard of Tequila, well Mescal is same-same but fu##ing different
After only a few short weeks into the great adventure, Sherpa has been given a promotion.
Lady client must be very happy with Sherpa's hard work and dedication as her name finally learned.
Flying in to Mexico City, you can't help but be in awe of the sheer size of this expansive city. It sprawls for thousands of square kilometres and has a halo of smog floating over the 21 million residents.
Five short hours before landing in Mexico and I’m in a state of panic about how utterly pathetic my Spanish skills are.
Over dinner, Dear Lorenzo expressed his experience travelling through South America. His stance on backpack vs suitcase was firm.
