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travel tips
Montreal, the eclectic city
I spent the last days of 2018 wandering through the streets of one of the biggest cities in Canada. Named after Mont-Royal, the small mountain at the heart of the city, Montreal is now the centre of the francophone Canada, a city that dwells between the French influence of the Conquest and an eclectic, alternative … Continue reading Montreal, the eclectic city
Late-Night Burgers in San Miguel de Allende
Folklore meets world.
Peña de Bernal
Basically a very, very old monolith.
Guanajuato
Alleys, colorful houses, creepy stories.
Walking El Tayrona
Last July, during our trip to Colombia, three friends and I left the touristy streets of Cartagena in the early hours of the morning, in search of a different side of the Colombian Caribbean. So far we had seen pretty, colourful streets and tasted delicious food, but everything we had read about Tayrona seemed to … Continue reading Walking El Tayrona
Cartagena de Indias
Wonderful food, colorful houses and other exciting experiences.
Cenote Yokdzonot
A not very popular cenote just half an hour away from Chichén Itzá.
Chichen Itzá
Kukulkan's old house, sun and lots of people.
Holbox
On our third day in the Mayan Riviera, we drove north for two hours, from Playa del Carmen to a town called Chiquilá, to take a ferry to Holbox island (pronounced holbósh). Despite the island's very recent popularity, we were a bit disapointed to see that a lot of people were going there, huge ferries … Continue reading Holbox
Cancún & Playa del Carmen
White sand, clear blue water... and a lot of tourists.
Tulum
From ruins to matcha, everything I loved about Tulum.
