Our final days in Guatemala were spent working our way from the hot Eastern coast back to Antigua. Livingston and afro-Caribbean culture, Rio Dulce and the best nature of the whole trip, all coupled with extreme fatigue and heat rash. The best and most difficult parts of travel, all at once.
Our Belizean Sailing Tour with Ragamuffin
A Taste of Going Slow
Peten: Flores & Tikal
The Best Place to Eat Tipico in Antigua
We got Guatemalan home cooking EVERY DANG DAY during our first month in the country with mi amor’s family. And honestly, during the rest of our trip only one other place really came close to it. One other place that mi amor’s mom happily took her family to and made mi amor make those happy food sounds everyone makes when they eat something that hits them in their soul.
The Best Hostel in the World (Probably)
How We Spent 6 Weeks Abroad for Less Than $600 Per Person
Every time I log onto Instagram there’s another person who “quit their job to travel the world!” It’s a thing nowadays. Hell, I just did it for 4 months. The adultier adults in my life usually seem baffled at this trend. “How can anyone afford to do that?” Well, in conjunction with the ability (privilege) to be saving a lot and living simply beforehand, lots of folks on the road are working or volunteering their way around the world.