Jess

Ushuaia in Argentina is not only the world’s southernmost city, but also the gateway to Antarctica. Read on for our tips on what to do and see in Ushuaia.

The story of the day two women (us) jumped into cars and trucks with strangers across Patagonia to the end of the world.

This week I wonder about music and whether it connects us all, or gives a false sense of direction. Plus, I reveal a little known secret about the Germans.

Our May GlobetrotterGirl of the Month is Torre DeRoche, who put all fear behind her to jump on a humble boat and sail across the Pacific. Read on for how breaking free turned Torre into a successful author living the live of her dreams.

Ever wonder why some glaciers are blue? Or if all of them are melting? Read on for those answers and our attempt at bringing the impressive Perito Moreno Glacier in Patagonia to life.

After a few weeks here in New York, Jess reflects on the difficulties of reconciling the knowledge gained on the road within the confines of everyday life, and whether or not she is entirely neurotic. You be the judge in this week’s What I Wonder column!

This week we review Posada al Sur in Montevideo, Uruguay, which offers an artsy Latin vibe at great value for money.

Torres Del Paine National Park is Patagonia at its best: stunning scenery paired with amazing wildlife and beautiful hikes, including the famous W Trek.

Being back in the States, Jess wonders why and how much nationality matters, and whether in today’s age, where you are from plays an important role in revealing who you really are.

One of our South America highlights was a stop at the Salar de Atacama, the Chilean salt flats, which are home to pink flamingos!