Tag: nature
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Rio Dulce Travel Guide
Rio Dulce is not a very popular destination for most travelers and is definitely an optional stop in Guatemala. However, if you have extra time and are willing to get off the beaten path a little bit, it can be quite a fun area to explore. It is a national park popular for sailers and…
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Semuc Champey Travel Guide
Semuc Champey is a natural monument in central Guatemala and is an absolutely breathtaking site to see. With a variety of activities to pick and choose from it’s definitely worth the journey! How to get to Semuc Champey You will need to take a shuttle to Semuc Champey from wherever you are in Guatemala. Your…
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How to Village Hop Around Lake Atitlan
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala is known as the deepest lake in Central America and was formed by a supervolcanic eruption 84,000 years ago. The lake is situated in the Sierra Madre mountain range and is still home to many Guatemalans who keep ancient Mayan traditions alive. Lake Atitlan is surrounded by various villages that each have…
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What to see in Surfers Paradise
The Gold Coast is lined with numerous suburbs and cities to be explored. The most popular stop for backpackers is Surfers Paradise and I cannot recommend it enough. With its gorgeous cityscape sitting right on the beach, it’s truly a place both city goers and beach lovers can enjoy. Head to the Beach! Surfers Paradise…
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What to do in Brisbane
Brisbane’s reputation is not great. When I was moving to Brisbane for a month, many people responded with “why would you do that?” However, I absolutely fell in love with this city and cannot recommend it enough. Brisbane is the capital of Queensland and is ranked the safest city in Australia. Brisbane is at the…
Sylvia's Gap Year 