Heading to Bolivia and the nomad life
Travelling from Peru to Bolivia and learning lessons along the way. Overnight buses, challenging border crossing and delightful surprises in Copacabana.
Stories from a bumbling, mid-life solo traveler
Travelling from Peru to Bolivia and learning lessons along the way. Overnight buses, challenging border crossing and delightful surprises in Copacabana.
Visiting Machu Picchu was something I have dreamed about for a long time. It was absolutely wonderful. Some of the realities were not what I expected. And some of the surprises exceeded my expectations. Travel is like that sometimes… unexpected and wonderful.
I loved living in Cusco, Peru for 3 months. Discovering all of the local spots and going on big ‘tourist’ adventures – the best of both worlds. Well-dressed dogs, crowded buses, amazing street food and unusual business practices – I enjoyed it all.
Visiting Nairobi, Kenya and a childhood friend. An unexpected stop in London, and then giraffes, hikes, the beautiful Lake Naivasha and monkeys stealing mangos.
A few days in the Sacred Valley, exploring with a local guide and taking time to really learn the history and meet local people. The ruins at Ollantaytambo and Moray are spectacular, and travelling by scooter was the most fun.
A day in Pisac and travelling like a local. The Pisac Archaeological Ruins are worth a visit – incredible energy and breath-taking views.
It’s my last night in Bogota, Colombia and I am excited to report that my ass is, in fact, bad enough for South America. Although that may seem absurd when I tell you that...
I am travelling to South America for the very first time and I am scared and excited! I will be visiting Colombia and Bolivia but actually living in Peru for 3 months. This will be my first out of country experience as an nomad! South America, here I come!
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