Two weeks into our Van Life and we’re still loving it. Thank goodness, considering the huge investment we made to buy and customize our campervan! Unfortunately, we picked the worst time to visit South Tyrol: the first two weeks of August. Popular spots in the Dolomites are a nightmare of overcrowding right now. Finding parking … Continue reading Van Life: Kicking Off Our Full-Time Campervan Journey
When the pandemic broke out in 2020, I was in Siem Reap, Cambodia. The world started to collapse on its own, borders shut down, countries locked down… and I found myself stranded in Cambodia for five long months. Was it hard? Was it scary? Being in an undeveloped foreign country while a pandemic is raging … Continue reading My new book is out: that time I was stuck in Cambodia for five months due to Covid
I lived in Mexico City for a couple of months and I had a great time, but the truth is that I’m not in love with the city. It’s too polluted, there’s a lot of traffic and it rains every day if you go during the wet season. But the main advantage is that it’s … Continue reading The best weekend trips from Mexico City
Planning a 9-day road trip in West and South Iceland? I got you covered: I just came back from an amazing road trip to Iceland and I’m going to share my itinerary with you.
Exactly one year ago I was landing in Quito. My one-way ticket in one hand and my suitcase in the other. A suitcase full of dreams and hopes, but mainly full of clothes suitable for any season and kind of adventure!
Havana is a unique place, a city frozen in time. I spent there a week, meeting locals, partying in very Cuban places, eating street food and listening to the incredible stories of the people who live there. Here are a few tips on how you can live a truly local experience, avoiding tourist traps.
If I have to describe Patagonia in two words, I would say: blue and windy. Blue, because lakes, lagoons and glaciers are so deeply blue and breathtaking. Windy because, even if it’s not as cold as you might expect, the famous Patagonian winds hit you so strongly!
I have been traveling with WifiTribe for five months so far: it’s very easy and comfortable to have everything set up, from the apartment to the wifi, traveling with old and new friends every month. However, I miss having some time for me or for exploring more on my own. Luckily, between a chapter and … Continue reading Cordoba: my first experience as a solo traveler
I have just left Rio de Janeiro after a month spent there with WifiTribe and I’m already looking forward to coming back! For me, Rio is the best city in the world! Nature, landscapes, people, culture… everything is just amazing!
The Atacama Desert is a must to see in Chile. Its variety of landscapes is stunning: one day you are walking in a moony desert, while the other day you are swimming in a lagoon or driving in the snow.
