See the world with us

See the world with us

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For friends and family at home, that they can travel a little bit with us!

The most dangerous road in the world, a detour to Santa Cruz, and an odyssey of bus rides!

Right after Huayni Potosi, the next highlight was already waiting - the Yungas Road, better known as Death Road, and this name did not come out of nowhere! The road is very...

The air gets thinner - my first 6,000 meter climb of Huayna Potosi!

As much as I love doing activities on my own, without any tour, without a guide, just accepting the challenge and being alone with nature, when it came to climbing a 6,000 meter...

Partylife and Naturelove

Back in Cusco! First of all, we had to find a hostel again, but this time it was easy because Oskar and Cata work as volunteers in a hostel here in Cusco, Ned and Alexis are...

Salkantaytrek (self-guided) Part II

Day 3: It is the end of November, which means rainy season in Peru, but we didn't notice anything on our first two days. But on the morning of the third day, we also experienced...

Salkantay trek (self-guided) Part l

Cusco - the city of the Incas! Of course, the highlight Macchu Picchu should not be missed when visiting Cusco! There are several ways to reach Macchu Picchu: a one-day bus...

On the trail of the Incas

Finally somewhat fit again, we started our journey to Copacabana, a small town on Lake Titicaca and on the border with Peru. The bus journey there was already a little...

Salar de Uyuni and La Paz

After a few hours of sleep, we had to get up early the next day to start the 3-day tour to Uyuni. First, we took a minibus up to the border with Bolivia at 4700m. Already on...

Desert life

After a whole day on the bus, we finally arrived in San Pedro de Atacama, and it must be said that the 24-hour bus ride was much more comfortable than we had imagined....

Back to the real world!

The dogs also followed us step by step in Pichilemu.

Guest post Gabriel: Throwback Australia

I still remember the moment when I sat in the front row in front of the world map in geography class, 6 years ago, and made the decision to visit as many of these countries as...

Isla Mocha: Part IV - The Myth of Isla

The Mapuche tribe believes that all their souls migrate to Isla Mocha after death. When you visit Isla Mocha, you definitely understand why they believe this. Because Isla Mocha...

Isla Mocha - Guest Post by Gabriel

As mentioned before, we are here with Marcelo, a 36-year-old Canadian, and a couple in their mid-twenties from France. At first glance and in the first few days, it was a...

Isla Mocha: Part III

To have an abundance of all - that is Marcelo's dream. But by that he doesn't mean the wealth of money or valuables. Because the people who are only rich in money are often the...

Isla Mocha: Part l

Back to the beginning, or more specifically back to bird poop. Because now I started to believe that it brings good luck to be used as a toilet by a bird. We didn't plan much in...

Travel to Isla Mocha

The main reason why Isla Mocha has hardly been visited by tourists so far is that it is not easy to get to this island. The boat only sails in calm seas and little wind, and the...

Wwoofing at Marcelo's

From the center of Santiago, we go to Marcelo's farm in Colina, about 40km away, our chosen Wwoofing host. Wwoofing means 'Worldwide work on organic farms' and works as follows:...

Big City Life

I have overcome the initial shock of the big city and now I am starting to discover the good sides of Santiago. Our apartment is small, but it has everything we need and a great...

First day in Santiago

Unterschätze niemals eine Großstadt! Mich überrannte Santiago förmlich! Die ersten Stunden in denen ich noch alleine unterwegs war, waren schrecklich. Vor allem deswegen weil...

Der Anfang

You would think that when you have the journey of your life ahead of you, you would almost explode with anticipation, but with me it was different. I had a strange feeling in my...