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Refugios and Campsites in Torres del Paine
Go to sleep under a star cover. Wake up, crawl out of your tent, and enjoy a thousand years old glacier just hanging off a mountain. Campsites in Torres del Paine offer just that. If you’re an avid hiker, the famous W or O treks in Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia are definitely on your bucket list.…
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14 best hikes in Patagonia – from short walks to multi day treks
There is an incredible amount of stunning hiking trails in Patagonia. It is definitely a hiker’s paradise. You don’t even have to be in an incredible physical shape – some of the best hikes in Patagonia are accessible even to relative beginners! We spent 10 days in Patagonia when we visited South America (Chile mostly, but still) in 2017, which…
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Everything you would like to know about renting a car and driving in Patagonia
Patagonia is a wild and remote place, with quite some distances between the sights, so you need a way to get around down there. We ourselves rented a car, so I’ve put together some information you should now about car rental in Patagonia. Should you take a bus or rent a car in Patagonia? So, first things first. You basically…
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Food in Patagonia you absolutely must try
When thinking of Patagonia, everyone probably imagines otherworldly landscapes, blue waters, maybe glaciers. Noone, I’d say, thinks – mmmm, I must try that incredible food in Patagonia! But nevertheless, in addition to the ragged peaks, there is some very interesting food available as well! We’ve collected some must try meals and Patagonia food tips for you right here. Useful things…
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Eating in Japan: how to not mess up the experience
Just like everything else, eating in Japan comes with its very own rules and customs. If you break some of these rules, the Japanese might wince and just roll their eyes at the typical tourist, but some could be called food taboos and breaking them would be deeply offensive. So, it is a good idea to prepare a bit and…
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Japan for beginners: Tips for your first time in Japan
If it’s going to be your first time in Japan, get ready for quite the culture shock. Japan – a place of immense beauty and an incredible culture. Where the newest advancements of technology meet the centuries old traditions. It’s so different from the rest of the world! That’s why we’ve put together a sort of “Japan for beginners” article…
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Tokyo 2 day itinerary: how to see and do the best things
Tokyo is definitely a land of contrasts. There is so much to see and do, from ancient temples to modern skyscrapers! It’s hard to pick out what to do, so we have put together a complete Tokyo 2 day itinerary which would be perfect for first time visitors to get a good look and feel of the miracle that is…
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7 unique and unforgettable experiences to add to your Japan bucket list
Japan is all about amazing, unique and unforgettable bucket list experiences. 100% satisfaction is guaranteed even to the most seasoned travellers.Beauty, tranquillity and spirituality of temples and shrines that invite you to slow down and contemplate.The futuristic Shinkansen that whizzes you by the majestic Fuji at 250 km/h.The heavenly food that will send your taste buds to ecstasy.The amazing society…
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Kyoto 2 day itinerary – explore the highlights in just 2 days
Kyoto is undoubtedly the most beautiful Japanese city. Following our Kyoto 2 day itinerary will give you a chance to enjoy the magnificent temples, enchanting gardens, the many Unesco World Heritage sites, and so much more! With so many things to choose from (there are 1600 temples and shrines in Kyoto!) and just 2 days to enjoy it all, it’s…
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ADEL Rent a Car in Punta Arenas – a review
Finding a rental car in Punta Arenas – one of the main hubs in Patagonia wasn’t an easy feat. We checked many car rental options – both in Punta Arenas in Chile and El Chalten in Argentina. so we were very happy with how good it went with ADEL Rent a car in Punta Arenas. As we wanted to explore…
