We are working our way through Central America crossing land borders as a family of four. We decided to go from Leon, Nicaragua to El Tunco, El Salvador. There are a few ways to do this. You can fly, boat, bus, or shuttle your way. Flying is quite costly for a family of four. The […]
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Once we crossed over the border from the south and piled onto the hand-me-down American bluebird school bus, for $1 U.S. per adult, we both felt like we were now in a place where we belong. Costa Rica was not our style, but Nicaragua had an entirely new feel to it. After sweating it up […]
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Travelling with kids creates the best of memories, especially being able to see through their eyes all the amazing things they take in. Key points about Panama City: đź’¦ Tap water is safe to drink (Most places, but double check with the locals) NOT safe in Bocas Del Toro đź’µ They use US $, coins […]
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We ended up in Rome for a quick two day layover. This was a bit of a spur of the moment plan so we hadn’t really looked into much for sites, but just knew the Colosseum needed to be on the list. We landed at the airport, grabbed our bags, and hopped on the Leonardo […]
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The West Bank across the Nile river from Luxor is by far one of the most astounding places in the entire world. Between the rugged landscape, unparalleled history and undiscovered mysteries it is truly like nothing else. This is now our second visit to this sacred place and this time we took a different style. […]
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Egypt has some very amazing sites to take in. They are spread out over the entirety country. This was our second time being here, so while we did re-visit a lot of the same things as previous, we also tried to take in a variety of new things. Check out our previous blog from our […]
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