Two Days in Cienfuegos, Cuba
Cienfuegos is another place (like Camaguey) where I wish I had spent less time. I only had two full days and two nights there, but I feel like you can […]
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U.S. Travel to Cuba
Guess what people?! I just bought tickets to visit Cuba for this coming December break (Dec. 17-Jan. 7)! I know I said that I was deciding between Chile and Brazil […]
Mindo, Ecuador: the Adventurer’s Day Trip from Quito
I woke up seemingly before anyone else at my hostel at 6AM to catch a prearranged taxi to the bus station. The night before a girl I met at […]
A Trip to the Center of the World: Mitad del Mundo, Ecuador
First of all: please don’t pay a lot for a trip to the Middle of the World aka Mitad del Mundo! I have heard about people paying $30-$50 to take […]
One Week in Quito, Ecuador
While I technically stayed six nights in Quito, I was arriving and leaving late so it was really more like five full days. I did feel a little […]
1 Week in Montanita, Ecuador
Firstly, I would like to say that unless you come here to surf (or learn to surf) and/or take Spanish lessons, Montanita does not require more than a couple days. […]
Baños de Cuenca, Ecuador
First of all, I’m not talking about THAT Baños. There is a really famous Baños full of outdoorsy adventurous activities that I would love to visit but didn’t have time […]
Last Day in the Galapagos: Day 8
I was surprised by this day. I’m not sure why. I guess I am a teacher and I tend to believe something when I see it in writing. […]
Galapagos Day 7: Sombrero Chino & Cerro Dragon
I was sad to know that this was my last full day in the Galapagos. 😦 On this day we veered a bit off of the itinerary I […]
Galapagos Day 5: Puerto Ayora & Santa Cruz Highlands
This was probably my favorite day in the Galapagos because I always dreamed of going to the Galapagos to see giant tortoises, and on this day, my dreams came true! […]
Teaching Wanderlust 