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How Much Of The World Have You Seen?

Travelers, especially those RTWer’s that love to hop from country to country within a few days, love to show off talk about all the countries they’ve visited…and, naturally, if you have visited your fair share of countries, it’s very addictive to see the numbers add up! While trying to find out how much of the [...]

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Misol-Ha Palenque Chiapas Mexico

This stunning waterfall, Misol-Ha, is on the way to the equally impressive “Agua Azul’ waterfalls. Although when we visited Agua Azul (Blue Water), the water was murky brown, instead of it’s famous bright turquoise blue colour. Therefore, Misol-Ha wins for the most reliably beautiful waterfall in this area, near Palenque in Chiapas. When we visited, [...]

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Carnaval de Negros y Blancos de Pasto, Colombia

Attending the craziness of the Carnaval de Negros y Blancos (Blacks and Whites’ Carnival) in Pasto, Colombia has been one of the best experiences I’ve had here. I’m going to make a completely uninformed statement and say that this annual Colombian carnival would blow the Tomato Throwing Festival (La Tomatina) in Spain, Holi Festival in [...]

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Colombian Bus - Long Distance Bus Journey

I’ve been on my fair share of long distance bus journeys in Colombia and beyond, over the past couple of months, but only recently on a trip to Pasto, in the south of Colombia, did I really feel like I was in some sort of battle for my safety! This article could easily have been [...]

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2012; A Year Of Growing Through Travel

by Stephanie Walsh January 29, 2013
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This past year has been, without doubt, one of the best years of my life. There was, of course, many difficult times and times I wished for nothing more than to be back in Ireland, in the safety and familiarity of my home with family and friends. But those hard times always passed, and overall, [...]

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How to Make Money Online and Travel: Our First Successful Experiment

by Andrés Felipe Díaz December 13, 2012
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In our previous first post, in this series about How to Make Money Online and Travel, we talked very openly about how our first failed experiment in making money online brought us a grand total of…zero income! Well, all was not lost, as soon after that embarrassing disaster, we had a new project up and [...]

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Chamula, Chiapas | One Strange Little Town and Its Very Famous Church

by Stephanie Walsh December 10, 2012
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San Juan Chamula, Chiapas, is a very famous Tzotzil indigenous town just 30 minutes or so outside of San Cristobal de Las Casas in the highlands of southern Mexico. Visitors come here on a daily basis from San Cristobal for one main reason…to witness the otherworldly and fascinating goings-on that occur in the town Church. You [...]

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Photo of the Week | Sun Umbrellas on Isla Mujeres, Cancun, Mexico

by Stephanie Walsh December 6, 2012
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The ‘Sol’ was out in Isla Mujeres, when we took the ferry from Cancun to the small island. Literally translated to ‘Womens Island’, it is about 30-45 minutes off the coast of Cancun, Mexico, depending on how cheap your ferry tickets are. This was Playa Norte, and we pretty much had it all to ourselves [...]

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It’s Not About The Destination…But It’s A Big Part Of The Story

by Stephanie Walsh November 26, 2012
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“Packing up. The nagging worry of departure. Lost keys, unwritten labels, tissue paper lying on the floor. I hate it all. Even now, when I have done so much of it, when I live, as the saying goes, in my boxes. Even today, when shutting drawers and flinging wide a hotel wardrobe, or the impersonal [...]

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Tulum, Mexico | The Reality of a World Famous Tourist Attraction

by Stephanie Walsh November 19, 2012
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Search for “Tulum, Mexico” in Google Images and I challenge you to find a photo of the ancient Mayan ruins crowded with people. The reality is that, when you visit the site, or any other world famous tourist attraction, it is almost impossible to look anywhere (unless out on the ocean horizon!) WITHOUT seeing hoards [...]

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