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10 Fascinating Facts About Atacama: World’s Driest Desert
The Atacama Desert stretches from southern Peru to northern Chile and is hailed as one of the top tourist spots in this region. Located west of the Andes Mountain range, it is 1,600km of extraordinary landscape on the Pacific coast. Find out here some of the reasons why the Atacama Desert is so fascinating. 1. […]
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5 Reasons You Should Visit Arequipa, Peru
Arequipa is a colonial-era city in Peru’s southwestern region, ringed by snow-capped volcanic peaks and considered by many as the country’s underrated gem. The city has acquired the nickname “La Ciudad Blanca” as a result of its unique white buildings made from sillar, a local volcanic material. Arequipa will lure you in with its distinct […]
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Why You Should Stay in a Casa Particular in Cuba
Cuba is a fascinating destination, a cultural melting pot of an island which enjoys a year-round tropical climate. Whether you want to visit the beaches of the Caribbean coast or explore Cuba’s colourful colonial cities, travelling to this enchanting nation will feel like a paradisiacal trip back in time. If you’re wondering where to stay, […]
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Short Guide to Inti Raymi in Peru
Every year on the 24th of June, the multi-coloured spectacle; the festival of the sun or Inti Raymi, grips the former capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco. The beat of more than a dozen drums, sweet rhythms created by siku pan flutes, low chanting, and booming echoes emanating from conch shells, tantalise thousands of onlookers. […]
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5 Best Places to Visit in Peru
The South American nation of Peru has cemented itself as one of the continent’s staple destinations for adventurous travellers. Visitors come from all over the world to cross the ancient city of Machu Picchu off their bucket list, and which remains the highlight of a trip to this incredible country. In 2000, the site was […]
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6 Must-Try Dishes in Cuba
A common misconception is that Cuban cuisine is bland. Yet, Cuba’s culinary culture is far from boring. And no, it’s not just rice and beans. Stemming from different cuisines such as Spanish, African, and even Chinese, Cuban food has its own distinctive flair. With unforgettable and well-balanced flavors, Cuba’s food scene will surprise you. Tuck […]
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5 Ways to Meet Locals in Cuba
Cuba is an exciting island nation full to the brim with a distinctive character and rich culture. As the largest island in the Caribbean, Cuba is a melting pot with plenty of places to explore. With a tropical year-round climate, you can spend time on the pristine white beaches of the Caribbean coastline. Alternatively, coast […]
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4 Must-Go European Destinations this Winter
Sure, European summers are nothing short of incredible! But winter in Europe doesn’t mean it just has to be all hibernation and gloom. Believe it or not, some destinations in Europe are actually even better to visit in the winter. Not to mention the bonus of less tourists, easier to book accommodation, more affordable and […]
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A Brief History of Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu translates into ‘Old Peak’ and is an impressive record of time, place and history. The citadel sits almost naturally above on the slopes and ridges of the Andes, exemplifying an incredible example of ancient architecture. Whilst Machu Picchu itself is stand out, we encourage visitors to also enjoy and support the local communities […]
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Peru’s Paths Less Travelled: Top 4 Alternative Treks to the Inca Trail
Peru is a South American nation abundant with natural diversity, from the Amazonian jungle to the Andean mountains. You can explore the cobbled streets of Cusco or sip on Pisco Sours in Lima before embarking on an adventure which will guide you straight to the centre of Peru’s heart. The depths of the Inca Trails […]
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Can Americans Visit Cuba?
Cuba brims with a unique blend of retro cars, colonial architecture and picturesque beaches, it’s no wonder everyone wants to experience this country for themselves. For Americans however, access to Cuba over the decades has been rocky to say the least. Luckily in recent years it’s become increasingly easier to travel to Cuba. Here we […]