Category: South America

A small isthmus that connects North and South America, Central America may seem small on the map, but it is a giant in terms of its culture, nature and history. Filled with postcard beaches, active and dormant volcanoes, ruins of pre-Columbian civilizations and a diversity of peoples of envy, the place attracts tourists from all […]

Wineries in Mendoza won’t let me lie. This small town on the border with Chile is a giant. At least when it comes to wine. In this region of Argentina alone, about 1 billion liters of wine are produced per year – 10 times more than all Brazilian production. Number that is only justified with […]

For seven months I live and live the day to day of São Paulo, but I was already just a tourist in the Brazilian megalopolis. I visited the capital of São Paulo for the first time in 2009 and I was impressed with the way of great people that São Paulo has. Since then, I […]

Six hundred meters separate the Palacio de La Moneda, seat of the presidency of Chile, from Confitería Torres, one of the oldest restaurants in Santiago. Founded in 1879, Confitería emerged for a reason at least unusual: the cook of a wealthy family of Santiago was so good, but so good, that his boss tired of […]

When can be found on what to do in Balneário Camboriú? With a cable car, a Christ, Atlantic forest and beaches of all kinds, this was already a destination that I liked. My first stint there was in January 2011, and left a great impression. And why? With beaches, Atlantic forest, a statue of Christ […]

Are you thinking of knowing the charm of this historic city? Below, you will find everything you need to know for your trip – what to do, how to get there and more! The City of Paraty Rio de Janeiro is a really amazing place, with wonderful cities to visit like Búzios, Angra dos Reis, […]

The whole world has stopped thanks to a virus that spreads easily and has put in check the health systems of several countries. The recommendation against the coronavirus is clear: FIEO IN HOME. In this text, we gather five reports of people who are living different types of quarantine – forced or self-imposed. Reports to […]

One of the great travel clichés says that no one knows other lands to find, but to get lost. The problem is when it has literal meaning, that is, every time I travel. Last year, in Italy, I, my girlfriend and my father-in-law achieved that typical feat of shopping mall parking lots, but sometimes it […]