Travel articles about the exciting continent of South America.
By Malea Ritz Thomas Kohnstamm’s book “Do Travel Writers Go to Hell?” records the good, the bad and the ugly truth of a career as a travel writer, including the transition from a cubicle clone to an office-less traveler. This is one of the funniest books I’ve ever read on…
GoNOMAD presents an excerpt from Mary Jo McConahay’s new book Maya Roads: One Woman’s Journey Among the People of the Rainforest.
A CouchSurfer’s Memoir of Venezuela By Elayne Badrigian Hitchhiker, adventurer, and CouchSurfer, Jamie Maslin, set off to Venezuela for what can easily be described as a whirlwind of experiences, some good, others awful, in Socialist Dreams and Beauty Queens: A Couchsurfer’s Memoir of Venezuela Almost immediately, he is arrested by…
Nicaragua: Taste the Flavors of a Culture
Hypercities are hyper because they are magnets for the rest of the country, where people find work.
Peru: Hiking in the Andes to Gocta Falls, where a gorgeous waterfall rewarded the hikers.
Bolivia: Anacondas, Piranhas and Crocs in the Pampas, a trip into Bolivia’s Pampas region
“Un-Belizable”, Belize Inland and By The Sea By Tab Hauser With a family interest in adventure, archaeology, jungle, caves and coral reefs it was not hard to pick Belize as our destination. After much research I booked an inland package with the Chaa Creek Lodge for first half of our…
Colombia’s Pacific coast is hard to get to, but provides travelers with some of the world’s best whale watching plus surfing, diving and visiting villages.
The author takes a bus eight hours out of Quito to the surfing village of Canoa, Ecuador and finds great waves, cool people and a chance to volunteer.
Galapagos, Ecuador where you can cruise the islands and come up close to some of nature’s most amazing animals and reptiles
All the images were made in the region of Poconé, a small city 100 km from Cuiabá, capital of Mato Grosso State, Brazil that is the access to the Transpantaneira Road. Read more about Brazil’s Pantanal on GoNOMAD.
