Florianópolis, often referred to as Floripa, is the capital city of the state of Santa Catarina in southern Brazil. One of the most striking features of Florianópolis is its extensive coastline, which has over 40 beaches ranging from secluded coves to bustling urban stretches. In addition to its beaches, Florianópolis is also[...]
Colonia del Sacramento is a magical town in Southwestern Uruguay, only a quick trip away from Buenos Aires and is a must-see if you are planning a trip to Argentina or Uruguay. It is one of the oldest towns in Uruguay and it is known for its beautiful historic quarter, which dates back to the 16th Century and is now a UNESCO World Herita[...]
We visited Montevideo in November during our trip to South America before heading to Brazil, and at first I was a little hesitant about it. You don't often hear about people traveling to Uruguay and I wasn't sure that there would be much to see or do. There were a few things that pleasantly surprised me about the city. The people were[...]
Rio de Janeiro is often referred to as the "Cidade Maravilhosa," which translates to the "Marvelous City." It’s where the rhythms of samba echo through the streets, golden beaches stretch along the coast, and iconic landmarks silhouette against a backdrop of lush mountains. Surrounded by Tijuca National Park, it’s the only metropolis[...]
Buenos Aires is a magical city with amazing options for experiencing culture, dining and nightlife. It's known as the "Paris of America" for a reason! Here are a few things to know before you head over that will help you prepare for your trip: 1. Credit cards are not a recommended form of payment in Buenos Aires and many places don’[...]
As you explore the charming neighborhoods of Buenos Aires you’ll feel like you’ve been transported to a European town with cobblestoned streets and colonial style buildings. The city is especially known for being the birthplace of tango, as well as for it's passion for soccer and art. Their cuisine is incredible and has a little some[...]