Tayos Caves Open for the Adventurous
The Tayos Caves in Ecuador have opened to the public for the first time. These remote caverns also known as
4 Brazilian drinks you’ve probably never heard of
Many think of the Caipirinha when thinking of Brazilian drinks, and rightly so. A delicious mix of Cachaça Brazilian rum,
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Galapagos hits the big screen
Though Galapagos is well know by scientists and tourists for the unique wildlife and unusual scenery, the archipelago is now
How to make a Pisco Sour
At a recent Chile event held at the National Geographic shop in London’s Knightsbridge, I had the pleasure of a
Food & Wine Festival Punte del Este
Punta Del Este is famous for its wide Atlantic beaches and glamorous parties, set in Uruguay’s southeast coast. Where glitterati
Beyond El Dorado: power and gold in ancient Colombia
European conquistadors were seduced by the legend of a lost city of gold in South America. The truth is even
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Jaguar attacks Caiman [vid]
Come and see jaguars for yourself on our Brazilian Safari trip. RELATED: The Jaguar Express Visit
Is Google Street View in Galapagos a Good Thing?
So Google now is taking us remotely to the far flung places of the planet. The web behemoth has sent
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Flight of the Butterflies the film premier
Photo courtesy of Adrian Pope. Event by Mexico Tourist Board. David had the great pleasure of attending the premier of