When we started planning for this trip, we fantasied about all the free time we’d have to perfect amazing new hobbies. For me one of these dreams was to learn traditional rock climbing and do some cool climbs in Patagonia during our travels. But in reality, being always on the move can make it challenging …
On March 5, 2016 we made it as far south as we can go, at least in Titus. We added up over 30,000 miles in about 18 months to arrive in Ushuaia the southern-most town in South America. When we left in 2014 our goal was to travel before settling down and starting a family, …
The End of the Road, Not the End of the Journey – Ushuaia Read More »
We went hiking again! This time for 8 days in Torres Del Paine national park in Chile. Torres del Paine is probably the most famous park in Patagonia and for good reason. It is a huge place filled with amazing glaciers, mountain passes, mirrored lakes, crystal rivers and famously temperamental i.e. ferocious weather. Most people …
The Joys of a Long Hike, Especially When That Hike is at Torres Del Paine Read More »
After leaving the Carretera Austral in Chile, one our favorite roads driven thus far, we crossed the border into Argentina with the goal of heading to the trekking capital of Argentina at the base of Monte Fitz Roy, the beautiful town of El Chaltén. We were super excited to go to this little mountain town, …
Diamonds in the Rough – Argentina’s Fitz Roy and Perito Moreno Glacier Read More »
Our journey continues down this amazing road toward southern Patagonia. This part of the adventure was highlighted by a multi-day hike in Villa Cerro Castillo, kayaking and paddle boarding on the bluest waters we have encountered so far and a near disaster with Titus. We spent about two weeks on this stretch of road which …
The Carretera Austral Part II – The Heart of Patagonia Read More »
Northern Peru, known for its endless deserts, ghost towns, epic waves, and shady characters; the legend of this place has been growing immensely over the years. People say northern Peru is still wild and remote and one of the few places left where you can find empty perfect waves. It is also growing in popularity …
Northern Peru – The Wild Coast of Surfing & Kitesurfing Read More »
After spending weeks being convinced that we needed to own a farm in the coffee region of Colombia, we had to change it up, and Jenine agreed to seek out some kitesurfing with me. We had heard from a few people that Lago Calima in Colombia is an excellent spot for kiteboarding and is one …
After a fun week in Bocas del Toro, it was time to begin the complicated process that would end up with both us AND Titus leaving Panama/Central America and landing in South America, completely by-passing the Darien Gap. What is the Darien Gap and how do you cross it? Well, take a look here: [pe2-image …
We’re Sailing to Colombia! What About Titus? – Panama to Cartagena Read More »
After we left Nosara and did some maintenance on Titus, we cruised down to another famous beach town in southern Costa Rica; Pavones. We loved the beaches and natural setting of Pavones so much, that I wanted to give it its own short post, to encourage anyone who is visiting Costa Rica to make the …
Pavones Costa Rica – A little town with a long wave Read More »
After our wonderful week with Jenine’s parents, we set off to drive up the Nicoya Peninsula. The Nicoya peninsula of Costa rica is home to amazing 4×4 roads, stunning beaches, great surfing and is the yoga center of Costa Rica. We stopped at four beautiful beaches along the way: Playa Hermosa, Playa Coyote, Punta Islita, …
Driving Up the Nicoya Peninsula to Nosara, Costa Rica Read More »