Tour the Isle of Skye
In Scotland, the Lowlands and the Highlands are more than just geographical divides. They speak of a history of clashes, traditions, and mystery.
Continue reading →RTW Stats: #interesting #useless
To wrap my post-RTW post, here are some numbers and data you may find interesting although basically useless.
Continue reading →Post Round The World
“What’s it like being back?” is clearly everyone’s first question. Curiously it was so normal. I really thought it’s going to be a lot stranger. I knew it–one year isn’t long enough! So apart from the weeklong jetlag, I pretty much got back into the groove of things right away. I’m at the office the day after, picking up right where my sister Candie left off as she took her turn on holiday.
Continue reading →Guayaquil, Ecuador
Guayaquil, the capital of the Guayas province is the largest and most populated city in Ecuador. It is the main port of Ecuador, thus, it is of great economic importance to the country. However, many travelers never stayed for more than a day and often use it as a jump off point to other destination in Ecuador.
Continue reading →The Galapagos: The Ultimate Dive
co-written by dive buddy banggigay The Pre-trip Drama By Lilliane And so The Big Day arrived, June 14, 2012. We were to meet the Aggressor representative at the cafe of Casablanca, opposite the pier. Excitedly we hauled both our asses to the San Cristobal malecon promptly at 1:30pm. The cafe is closed. No Aggressor representative. Hmmm. [...]
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