This week Into the Wild has been on a round the world trip to the lands touched by the equatorial line. So far we’ve been through South America and Africa. Today the line of zero degrees latitude is leading us into Asia where it passes over just a ...
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Filed under: Arts and Culture , Hiking , Learning , Photos , South America , Brazil , Ecotourism Brazil , a diversely landscaped and picturesque country in South America , is the home to many UNESCO World Heritage Sites . While beauty isn't necessarily a requirement for being added to the list, you...
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Filed under: Arts and Culture , Hiking , Learning , Photos , South America , Brazil , Ecotourism Brazil , a diversely landscaped and picturesque country in South America , is the home to many UNESCO World Heritage Sites . While beauty isn't necessarily a requirement for being added to ...
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Swimming with dolphins is a must-do on many people's bucket list, and it's easy to achieve on Kangaroo Island, South Australia. Swimming with dolphins on Kangaroo Island by Linda Martin was originally published on Indie Travel Podcast ( find in iTunes ). ...
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Today’s Belize Photo of the Day is the Veined Tree Frog or Pepper-Eyed Tree Frog and is scientifically known as Phrynohyas venulosa. The Veined Tree Frog can be found in areas ranging from Mexico, Central America, South America, and ...
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Open an atlas and look carefully at the Atlantic Ocean, in the south of the equator. Notice anything? In the middle of the ocean, nearly midway between Africa and South America you can spot a dot. Completely lost in the infinite expanse of water, here is Tristan da Cunha the
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Filed under: Arts and Culture , Africa , Asia , Europe , North America , Oceania , South America , Kenya , India , Japan , Singapore , Ireland , Switzerland , United States , New Zealand , Argentina , Internet Tools , Caribbean With all of the Etsy shops out there, how...
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And now for something completely different - Mexico, South America and the Caribbean
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Filed under: Stories , South America , Guatemala , Ecotourism , Budget Travel This may sound strange, but one of my favorite aspects of international travel has to do with liability, or rather, the lack of it. Although the age of personal responsibility seems to have gone the way of...
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Filed under: Paddling , South America , Argentina Just a few miles out of Ushuaia you can stand at the end of the Panamerican Highway and imagine the long line that connects you to Alaska . Wild nature surrounds you, face one direction and you'll ...
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