Do you fancy jumping in your car and driving past the world’s most famous landmarks? Well, check out these fabulous routes and discover some of the coolest sights around!
Month: September 2011
Applying For A Passport
People who are seeking to travel or live abroad would naturally have to deal with applying for a passport. For some people, this is a bit tedious but it should not be if you know exactly the way to go. Passport 101 The first step in knowing how to apply for a passport is in… Continue reading Applying For A Passport
College Searches – West Coast USA
Looking for a U.S. college in a temperate location? Here’s a great list of campuses in desirable locations, from smaller to larger populations. Taking a West Coast college circuit is an ideal time for parents and their kids to bond before they take this important step in their lives. Drive to the West Coast or… Continue reading College Searches – West Coast USA
Last Stop Quito
By Lisa Shusterman It was the final stop for us after a year of traveling the world. We were sure it wouldn’t matter where in the world our last stop would be, we’d just be anxious to get home! We most definitely would not enjoy our last stop, it would be nothing more than an… Continue reading Last Stop Quito
Guayaquil City
Guayaquil gets a bad rap. There, I said it. I think it’s a shame that Quito wins as everyone’s favorite Ecuadorean city, and tend to create a vision of danger and unrest in Guayaquil. While this reputation may have been deserved some time ago, things have change a lot over the last decade or so… Continue reading Guayaquil City
A Birthday on the Inca Trail
By Catriona Spence Deep in the forest, several thousand metres above sea level, was the last place I expected to be presented with a birthday cake, but there it was: huge, delicious looking and freshly made on the Inca Trail. I had just finished school and had decided to take some time off to travel… Continue reading A Birthday on the Inca Trail
A travel guide to Piura city
By Catriona Spence Located almost 900km from Lima, Piura is by comparison a small city. Founded by Francisco Pizarro in the 16th century, the city’s original cobblestone streets remain, transporting you back to its colonial times. Although many tourists purely use Piura as a stopover destination on their way to the north of Peru or… Continue reading A travel guide to Piura city