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. […]
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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 […]
Chordeleg and Gualaceo, Ecuador
I had heard that if you are going to be in Cuenca on a Sunday that you should try to go to Gualaceo and Chordeleg for the day. While […]
Cajas National Park
I had heard about people taking $50 tours to Cajas, but after doing a little research it seemed easy enough to do it on my own. Happily enough, my […]
4 Nights in Cuenca
If you remember, I once wrote a post about how I want to retire in Cuenca, so I arrived with really high hopes for the place. However, when I […]
February Round Up
This month was pretty peaceful and pretty uneventful. While we did have Carnival, it is pretty uneventful when you stay in Venezuela like I did. Two years ago […]
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 6: Floreana- Cormorant Point, Devil’s Crown, and Post Office Bay
It was Christmas Day and I was in the Galapagos! I woke up super excited and grabbed a borrowed Santa hat (thanks to the Mother’s Club at my […]
Bahia de Cata
A little while ago my friends and I went to a lovely beach town and I keep forgetting to write about it. Here is a little #FlashbackFriday for […]
Teaching Wanderlust 