Blog Posts for South America & Central America

When you're tired of the tourists, wanna get rid of the resorts and need to shake off the shackles of the big city towns it's time to hit the world's most secluded beaches.

Todos Santos, Mexico
Todos Santos is part surf town, part artists colony and entirely chilled out. It's the complete opposite of Cabo San Lucas, which is just 50 miles south and teeming with tourists.

Cuba: Mojitos, music and more

Kick back in your finned 50s car, cruise the cobbled streets and let Cuba's charms wash over you. From Havana to the highlands it's a sensory treat, and you'll wonder how it took you this long to arrive.

Sure, flying is fast and taking a car is convenient. But sometimes you want to take it down a notch and see the world from a different perspective. That's where boat travel comes in.

Taking a boat means you get to see a whole different side of a culture. For many destinations, life is played out on the water. You can watch villagers going about their daily routine, see incredible landscapes, watch curious sea creatures come out to play or just kick back and listen to the gentle lapping of crystal blue waters. 

Vacations are costly. You've likely been saving for a long time to be able to go on your special trip. Sometimes we can be a bit too tightfisted when it comes to spending on vacations. There are a few things that are truly worth splurging on.

Spa:
Although some resorts and beach-front towns have exorbitant spa fees, there are many places in the world where a day at the spa costs less than a typical dinner at home.