I was invited to be the Featured Fashionista of March by Lindsey at Have Clothes, Will Travel – an invitation which I because couldn’t turn down! Check out the whole…
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Why I choose to study an extra Master Degree abroad over growing my blog
Sometimes you have to realize that you can’t do it all at the same time, and you need to choose where to put your focus. That’s where I am today.…
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A one-week Itinerary to the Northwestern part of Argentina – Jujuy, Purmamarma, Tilcara and Humahuaca
A trip through Argentina’s Northwest province of Jujuy will take you through landscapes of multicolored mountains, giant cactus, salt lakes and low-build colored houses. Jump on for a trip through…
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Street art and hidden gems in Tigre (Buenos Aires)
Most people that visit Tigre in the Province of Buenos Aires go for the boat rides on the Tigre Delta but the city of Tigre has so much more to…
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Visiting Cerro de Catorce Colores – Argentina’s fourteen colored mountain
Well hidden by the end of a bumpy mountain road in the Northwest province of Jujuy, you will find one of Argentina’s many spectacular landscapes; the mountain of fourteen colors…
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Juan Curi waterfalls: a perfect day trip from San Gil
The Juan Curi waterfalls – or Cascadas de Juan Curi in Spanish – is a popular day trip destination for adventurous travelers staying in San Gil. The mountains and the…
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My interview with Women Travel Latin America
This interview was first bought by Women Travel Latin America as an author insight after publishing the travel anthology “Alone Together – Tales of Sisterhood and Solitude“. Read more about my piece…
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Our adoption of a street cat in Buenos Aires
It could just have been any weekday… One of those days where you come home late, do the groceries and start preparing dinner. Maybe it was a Tuesday? Or maybe…
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What to do in Purmamarca, Jujuy?
The village of Purmamarca is located between multicolored mountains and meter high cactus in the North-West region of Argentina, and will make you doubt whether you have actually crossed the…
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A Beginner Guide to Spanish in Argentina – Greetings
Are you heading to Argentina or any other Spanish speaking? You might start to feel a bit anxious about the Spanish part… How was it? Ahola? Or Hola? Fear no longer!…
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