South America

We have told you that Buenos Aires is one of our favorite cities, but what exactly is it that made us fall for Argentina’s capital? Here are 33 things we love about BA!

I couldn’t have asked for a more perfect introduction to Colombia than Cartagena. I was captivated instantly by the colorful Spanish colonial port town with its exotic Latin charisma.

One of the most terrifying experiences on all my travels: Cycling down Bolivia’s notorious Death Road, also known as the most dangerous roads in the world!

We have to admit that Salta left us unimpressed, even though the colonial town in northern Argentina seems to have it all and tourists love it. So what was missing?

Many visitors to Argentina never even hear of Cafayate, but this wine region is easily one of the highlights of our time in the country.

Originally an antiques fair, the Sunday market in Buenos Aires’ San Telmo neighborhood has grown to become one of the city’s main tourist attractions!

On our first night in Montevideo, Uruguay, three teenagers attempted to rob us. This post looks at how the two of us perceived the same event in very different ways, plus the reality of travel safety in Montevideo.

The historic center of this former Portuguese colony is just about picture perfect as it gets, but find out why many people make trips here just for the money (and why you should, too!).

Cafes con piernas – literally coffees with legs – are all over Santiago de Chile! Find out more about this quirky, unique kind of coffee shop.

The most recent in our Go Beyond series, we think you’ll be surprised just how much there is to do around the Chilean capital that even many locals don’t know much about.