South America

There is no better way to experience the technicolor Quebrada de Humahuaca area of northern Argentina than by a road trip.

We drove thousands of miles on buses driving through Argentina’s vast landscapes and changing sceneries. Check out the scenes from the road we captured from the window.

Our two days in Pucon, one of Chile’s most popular tourist destinations, were filled with rain. Luckily there was one indulgent silver lining to our summer cloud!

In our quick guide to Santiago we share which attractions, neighborhoods and restaurants we think you shouldn’t miss on a visit to Chile’s capital.

We have traveled almost the entire length of Chile (4,300km) in over 4 months and are sharing our five favorite places we would hate to see you miss in Chile.

Obviously there are thousands of things to love about Santiago, but we are sharing the 33 things we loved the most and that made Chile’s capital special for us:

Stopping in Chiloe, an island off Chile’s mainland, was a great decision – we found 15th century wooden churches, traditional fishing villages, untouched nature and a penguin colony!

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

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

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.