Uluwatu: Best beaches and things to do

May 2014 Driving down to Uluwatu was an adrenaline packed experience. It was kind of a Mario Kart video game zigzagging through thousands of scooters. Some of them packed with up to 5 people on just one scooter! Very impressive. Keep your front and back eyes wide open.   Uluwatu area is world renowned for…

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Great things to Know Before Traveling Bali

May 2014 Let me just start by saying thank god Stuart has been to indo a few times and has a semi handle on the ins and outs of the unique culture/craziness that makes up Indonesia, but most especially Bali. Being a pregnant woman trying to navigate the sometimes insanely hectic island would have been…

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Denmark: Best Hikes for the whole family

For our last adventure in the south-west of Australia we took a trip to Denmark. We hopped on Margarita and went for adventure once again and the last one with her. I know very sad. Our first stop was in Peberton for some Tree climbing. First of many adventures for baby Kaia 🙂 Also went…

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Margaret River: Best Wineries and Beaches to explore

Dec 2013 Our final stop was Margaret River. A small town nestled in the SW coast of Aus. We found a sweet trailer-kind-of-house in the campsite near town. Rent was very affordable and there was even a pool. It cost cost about 150 per week and we divided that by 3 people! We got jobs…

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Rottenest Island -Perth

Nov 2013 Our next job was on the tiny island of Rottenest, a short ferry ride from the city of Perth. All of us found work at the Rottnest Island Hotel, where accommodation and food was included. We worked a lot of hours at the restaurant, but luckily with an amazing gang of people (lots…

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Road Trip In Western Australia: Best sights and some funny stories

Oct 2013 Over packed in Margarita with Frankie (stu’s bro) and Emma (English mate) we head out from Broome for a new adventure. Our first night was in the middle of the desert. Waking up to thousands of flies… not much fun at that moment but feeling the wilderness. Day 2: Karratha. We drove for…

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The other side of Australia: Broome and the North West

Aug 2013 The first chapter of our story… Stuart was already settled in Broome for a few months and convinced me (Belu) to go to Australia with the working holiday visa. One of the best choices in my life J. So I got the plane ticket and head out from the concrete jungle to this…

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Córdoba: Best Places to visit Traslasierra & more..

Jan 2016 With the excuse of visiting Belu’s dad, Pedro, we discovered the magical town of Yacanto. It’s a beautiful small, very small… tiny town in the Traslasierra Valley. We woke up early in the morning, packed every space available in Rosita (our rental car), tried to fit Kaia and Martu inside (hehe) and head…

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Helpful Tips to Know before going to Buenos Aires

Dec 2015 Aloha! Here we leave you some tips for first-time travelers.. Money exchange: In Argentina we use pesos. You can change dollars in the airport or a better option is at the “casa de cambio” (money exchange shops) in Microcentro (there are plenty). Usually around 14 pesos for 1 usd but the market changes…

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Best Places to Eat on a Budget in Buenos Aires City

Dec 2015 Buenos Aires itself is a kitchen. You can find any type of food you can imagine: De Autor (gourmet), Bodegon (cantines), Parrilla (Bbq), Indian, Armenia, Peruvian and any other ethnic. Palermo Soho is the hip town where you can find ten restaurants in just one block! Off topic, everywhere you wander you’ll find fashion…

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Buenos Aires and its Gardens

Dec 2015 BOTANICO   Just outside the window of Pato’s apartment you have the Palermo Botanicos. Such a lovely place to take an afternoon stroll, snap some beautiful photos, or even a nap! The large gardens have walkways between hundreds of different plants from all over the world. The entrances are at Santa Fe Ave….

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Night At The Colon: Buenos Aires Attractions

Dec 2015 Being only 250 pesos to see the Nutcracker performed in one of worlds best Opera Houses makes it something not to miss. We took a night off from Kaia (not hard when we are surrounded by Belu’s loving family), to get artsy… The Colon simply put is a Masterpeice from the architecture to the…

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