Destinations
NEVER ENDING FOOTSTEPS
Traveling the world, one step at a time
Recent TrIps
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A week in Fernando de Noronha: Brazil’s Wildest, Most Protected Paradise
Fernando de Noronha had been on my list for years. This tiny volcanic archipelago sits about 350 km off Brazil's northeastern coast, and Brazil has decided, deliberately and aggressively, to keep it limited to tourism. Access is limited, the fees
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Chasing Jaguars: Five Days in the Pantanal, Brazil’s Tropical Wetland
The Pantanal is the world's largest tropical wetland, a basin somewhere between 140,000 and 200,000 square kilometers spread across Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay (but mostly in Brazil), fed by the tributaries that feed into the Paraguay River. Unlike the dense,
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Four Days in Rio: Adventure, Nature and Culture in a Beautiful City
Rio is one of the few cities where the skyline competes with the geography. Granite peaks sit right in the middle of downtown, rising up between the neighborhoods instead of staying politely on the horizon. This was a return trip
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A Long Weekend in Isla Mujeres: Whale Sharks, Golf Carts, and a Sunrise at the End of Mexico
We went to Isla Mujeres in July for one reason: whale sharks. The waters surrounding this island host the largest congregation of whale sharks in the world. Every year, around the full moon in July, they gather offshore to feed
