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.
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It took me a long time to be able to say Nicaragua. Don't ask me why - it's just one of those words I continued to stumble on.
A little bit gritty with a host of natural attractions, El Salvador opitimises everything we thought Central America would be. Plus, it’s full of spirit, kindness and surprises.
Guatemala - what an unexpected surprise. Lush jungles, active volcanos, lakes to linger by, Mayan Ruins and quaint yet contemporary towns.
Antigua will captivate you. The historic, Spanish inspired town is a delightful contradiction where the Mayan traditions and simple life compete with a bustling cosmopolitan vibe.
Regarded as one of the most beautiful lakes in the world, Lake Atitlan will not disappoint. Prepare for sunrises and sunsets that will render you speechless.
Some places are special. So special that you think the universe is putting on a special show, just for you.
Flores makes a beautiful first impression and is a perfect first stop in Guatemala.
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.
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.
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.
