My biggest joy while traveling across the States, beyond experiencing a dude ranch daily life, was visiting Williamsburg, Virginia, also known as Colonial Williamsburg. Williamsburg was the capital city of Virginia during the American Revolution. Today is the world’s largest history museum-town, offering its visitors a stunning and touching full […]
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Izabal is still an immaculate and unknown destination in Guatemala, and I discovered it thanks to Carolina, a 25-year-old girl from my lovely village Vernazza and now a novice solo traveler. For several weeks she has been in Guatemala as a volunteer in a local NGO, and I asked her […]
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My Dude Ranch experience in Tombstone Staying in a Dude Ranch in Arizona was a true dream, but not a travel dream, a lifestyle one! The best memories I have date back to those college and high school summer holidays working in an Italian ranch, waking up at 5 am to […]
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Argentina, far from being only Buenos Aires and tango, is to be open spaces, herds, and gauchos, and I found all this at the Ranch Sayta Cabalgatas, a few dozen kilometers from Salta. To tell you about my experience in this Finca, it would actually be enough to use the same definition of […]
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Saying Buenos Aires, you say tango, and when you think tango, you picture it in the streets of Buenos Aires… Often, when we think about this combination, we imagine elegant couples dancing with pure, perfect movements and professional musicians. Still, tango was born in the port’s brothels near la Boca. In these colorful tin houses where […]
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Visiting New York is never the same; it makes me feel good and full of energy, and even after the 39th stay in town, I haven’t had enough of it. Actually, every time the idea of moving there grows stronger… this city never sleeps and makes me feel alive. I have never written […]
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Argentina, here I come! After long years far away, I’m flying back to this huge amazing country so important for my family. Only another few hours to landing in Buenos Aires, and I can’t wait so, while uncomfortably sitting in my American Airlines narrow seat, I’m browsing Argentina’s map over […]
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Trip to Peru: short guide The trip to Peru was probably my best solo trip. The country is spectacular and diverse, people made me feel at home stage after stage and encounters with other travelers have turned into lasting friendships. Seven unforgettable weeks in a puff. The trip to Peru have greatly enriched me […]
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Clouds of steam raised along kilometers by the power of the falls, clouds wrapping everything and making you feel suspended. Clouds of colorful butterflies. Clouds of flowers. Clouds of light and bright colors reflected on the water. Clouds made of emotions. Silvia, at 12 years old… Iguazú waterfalls and the […]
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I know; it sounds like a peculiar mental association. Still, Punta del Este is where I spent most of my Christmas holidays until the beginning of my university exam session in January became a priority. In Punta del Este, there is my grandmother’s beach house, and in winter, I used […]
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