As I mentioned in my post on American travel to Cuba, my friend and I ran out of money during our trip. Find out why in the video below! [youtube_sc url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw6S16S0zq8″] If you want to know how to travel to Cuba as an American, read our post here. It also has a lot of other … Read more
Ever since Obama lifted the embargo on American travel to Cuba, Americans have been excited to get there, but also confused. Even though the embargo was lifted, there are still a lot of weird restrictions, visa regulations, and issues with American travel to Cuba. So, I went ahead and booked a trip to figure … Read more
Last week, one of my readers, emailed me after reading my article “How to Travel the World in Your 20s“, and asked if I could elaborate on how to find a job that involves travel, and give some more insight on my own career. Her name is Erin and she sent me the following email: After … Read more
After strolling around Old San Juan in search of a bar that sparked our interest, we arrived at La Factoria. La Factoria looks like any hole in the wall bar from the outside, but don’t be fooled. Once we arrived, I was served one of the best cocktails (dare I say THE best) I’ve ever … Read more
The first thing you notice is the wake — a luminous, emerald path of foam lingering below the stern. About 45 minutes from the El Yunque National Rainforest, you can find the small town of Fajardo, which is home to one of the few Bioluminescent Lagoons in the world. Fajardo is known for it’s … Read more
People come in all different shapes and sizes, as do travelers. Some are lazy, some are stressed out, and some are as lively and spirited as possible. I fit into the last category. When I go on a trip, I want to see everything and do everything imaginable… just sitting on the beach is … Read more
El Yunque is a beautiful lush forest littered with waterfalls, mountains, hiking paths, and secret towers that allow you an amazing view from the top. It is the only tropical rainforest in the US, causing it to gain day by day popularity among American citizens looking to visit the forest without a passport. I would … Read more
Pieced together with cobblestone streets and bright colored houses, Old San Juan will romance you inside and out. It will make you feel like twirling through the streets with your arms out wide. It doesn’t matter what kind of mood you are in when you arrive in Old San Juan, because you will be emotionally … Read more