Crossing The Drake Passage For Antarctica
Don't get too seasick watching this! An epic wave occurs around the 0:26 mark: Today we boarded for Antarctica by sailing through what has been known as the most dangerous seas on Earth, The Drake Passage.My group first gathered at 4:10pm at the...
The Fate That Binds Us To Antarctica
We sail in less than 3 hours. Anyone worried that it's also the Friday the 13th? As we wait for our ship to be prepped, I look back on 3 years of travel and coincidences, how we got this trip off the ground and how at the age of 27 and within 3 years since my...
At The Southern Edge Of Civilization: Tierra Del Fuego
All roads end here. Just 1 month ago we were in Reykjavik, the northernmost capital city in the world, and now we're in Ushuaia of Tierra Del Fuego, the southernmost city in the world. I've been dreaming all my life about coming to Tierra del Fuego since...
The Argentine Air Travel Hack Still Works
I'm not going to take credit for this in any means, but this well-known "Hacking Argentine Air Travel: Flying for Cheap in Argentina" still works. I just tried it out for myself and no shats were given when I boarded. How I pulled it off: when you book online...
The Case For Traveling Solo?
For those of you who have been following me for a long time now, you're familiar with how I do a balance/mixture of traveling both solo and in groups. There are perks and downsides to both. When you're in a group you tend to save more money (group discounts for...
A Buenos Aires Afternoon On Human Rights Day
Buenos Aires is no joke. It's huge, it's loud, it's lively, it's fast, it's dynamic, and it just so happens that I arrived on December 10th, which is Argentina's annual Human Rights Day. Imagine streets filled with passionate throngs of people, all carrying banners...
From Uruguay To Argentina By Boat
This one's easy. Once you're done with exploring Colonia, head southwest (about a 10min walk from the old city) towards the ferry dock along Rivera Ave. You'll see the ferry station there; it's quite obvious: It's also very nice inside. There's a...
Colonia “In 30 Minutes”
To give you an idea how small Colonia is, I went out to explore Colonia at around 7:30am and by 8am I was back at my hostel, having felt like I saw everything, twiceover. Even my hostel buddies told me I wasn't delusional; it also took them "only a half an hour to see...