High in the mountains in the north of Peru is the cozy town of Chachapoyas. In addition to a pleasant village square, delicious coffee and nice restaurants, you can do very cool things in the area. For example, it’s the perfect base for visiting Kuelap; the...
If you are going to make a tour through Peru, you will probably start or end in Lima. And that’s not a bad thing because it’s a wonderful city! Lima was even compared to Miami by our Colombian friend and when you see the coastline of the Barranco &...
If you go to North-Colombia, there’s a big chance that you will stay a few days in Cartagena. Partly because several airlines (like KLM) nowadays are flying directly to Cartagena, this city is a popular starting or finishing point for a trip through Colombia. In...
At 771 meters, the Gocta waterfall is the third highest waterfall in the world and that provides spectacular views. The special thing about this waterfall is that it was only discovered in 2005 by a group of adventurers. The Gocta is surrounded by rugged nature and is...
Northern Peru is becoming increasingly popular among tourists . This region has a lot to offer and they also found out in Peru. They embrace their natural wonders and are on their way to making the area more accessible to tourists. Kuelap is one of the highlights of...
Most Peru tours start in the capital Lima. But what is the best area to sleep in this huge city? Googling for a moment … What is immediately noticeable is that there are actually only two good options given in this metropolis: Miraflores and Barranco. These are...
Palomino Palomino is a small backpacker village on the north coast of Colombia. The most popular activities in Palomino are tubing and relaxing. You read that right; relax! Just chill for a few days on the beach, enjoy the live music and the delicious food in the many...
You have made the decision; you are going on a world trip! But in addition to daydreaming about cool destinations, some practical matters must also be arranged. This includes vaccinations, bank issues and what do you actually do with your own house? Remco and I have...
Filandia is located in the middle of one of the most beautiful areas in the interior of Colombia: Zona Cafetera. This area is known for the many coffee farms and the special palm valley ‘Valle de Cocora’. Here you will find the highest palm trees in the...
Park Tayrona is the most famous national park in Colombia and definitely worth a visit. It is important to prepare your trip to Tayrona well. During our trip in Colombia we heard many negative experiences from other travelers; too busy, you walk in a long line of...
Guatapé is one of the most colorful villages in Colombia. The village is just a two-hour drive from Medellín so it is a good base to escape the bustle of the city. Guatapé is known for the colorful streets and pleasant squares with many restaurants and shops. In...
Still having doubts about your Colombia travel route? Then check out the authentic mountain village of Jardín. After a short 4-hour drive from Medellín, you will enter a totally different world. The bustrip was already nice but the relaxed atmosphere in this village...
Medellín is one of the most popular cities among backpackers in Colombia. Where this city used to be known for the violence and Pablo Escobar, today it is a popular destination for tourists. And there are some reasons for that; in 2013 the city won another prize for...
Panama is the land of beautiful beaches and fantastic nature reserves. The country consists of more than 50% rainforests and you cannot leave Panama until you have made a cool hike. The mountain village of Boquete is a good base for doing this. There are various...
Panama is a paradise for nature and beach lovers. Exactly what we love! Although the average travel route is a three or four day route for the island archipelago Bocas del Toro, we stayed there for two weeks. And in those two weeks we have checked many beaches. Below...
Hi! We are Anne (29) and Remco (34) and we travel the world full-time as digital nomads. We sold our house in the Netherlands at the end of 2018 and since then we live from our backpacks. If you want to know more, just check the contact page!
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