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 northern tip of Colombia marks the most northerly point of South America - Punta Gallinas. This is four wheel drive territory.
f you think Bondi Beach gets crowded during the summer holidays, you ain't seen nothing. Colombia's coast is THE holiday spot for Colombians.
The old city of Cartagena is bursting with colour. Houses are painted in bright, contrasting colours that beg to be photographed.
Quite possibly two of my favourite things: food and art. Even better when they're combined in the spectacular old city of Cartagena, Colombia.
A blog about New Years in February you say? Strange is probably the word that springs to mind...
This post might be a little late but trust me when I say escaping to a remote Caribbean island for Christmas is nothing short of ingenious.
119 days on the road through Central America has given us an extremely varied mix of places to rest our wary heads.
Panama, you were quite the surprise. My preconceptions were of an average city with average beaches. This is rare.... but I'll admit I was wrong.
Speaking candidly, I'm a total yoggie wannabe - a spiritual gangster per-say. I have my vices but I love feeling bendy, especially after a 10 hour bus ride.
It's time to start imparting some wisdom on to our committed readers.
If you find yourself exploring Manuel Antonio National Park on Costa Rica’s south-western coast it’s likely you’ll stumble into El Avion.
Monteverde - nature lives here. Up a long, misty, winding road sits a wildlife paradise with cloud forests, birds, monkeys, snakes and many more.
It's fair to say that we'd heard great things about Costa Rican wildlife.
As assumed, alcohol is an integral part of our trip but in a different way than it would have been 10 years ago.
If you've read about our Costa Rica road trip fail thanks to our beloved campervan, here are my plus and minuses of life in a van.
This is my attempt to outline why, if you’re traveling with a backpack, a budget, and (most likely) for a considerable duration, Costa Rica is expensive.
Ever been stranded on the side of the Pan American Highway? No? We have and it's a hair raising experience.
Finally I found Central America. It may sound like an odd comment as we've been travelling through this section of the Americas for 3 months now, but I had a very specific image in mind of what Central America would look, and feel like.
