Back in February, after watching an episode of Nick Viall’s season of The Bachelor and drinking cheap red wine, we booked our very first non-refundable adventure for our trip around the world: hiking the Inca Trail. Since that day, I have not stopped looking forward to this moment and it’s finally here! We have arrived …
Origin: Lima, Peru (LIM) Destination: Cusco, Peru (CUZ) Flight Cost: $151.64 for two Payment Method: Cash Flight Date: 8/27/17 Flight Time: 54 Minutes Total Travel Time: 5 Hours 45 Minutes Flight Delay: 0 Miles Covered: 365 Airline: Avianca Plane: Airbus A319 Class: Economy Entertainment: None (no TVs!) Amenity Kit: None Food: None Primary Language: Spanish Memorable Moment: The approach into Cusco was really cool, and …
Origin: Bogota, Colombia (BOG) Destination: Lima, Peru (LIM) Flight Cost: $318.11 + 800 Lifemiles for two people Payment Method: Cash & Points Value per Point: $0.06 Flight Date: 8/22/17 Flight Time: 2 Hours 25 Minutes Total Travel Time: 10 Hours 45 Minutes Flight Delay: 2 Hours 49 Minutes Miles Covered: 1,167 Airline: Avianca Plane: Airbus A330 Class: Economy Entertainment: Table 19 (pretty funny movie, actually!), …
Origin: Cartagena, Colombia (CTG) Destination: Bogota, Colombia (BOG) Flight Cost: $183.09 for two people Payment Method: Cash Flight Date: 8/22/17 Flight Time: 1 Hour 1 Minute Total Travel Time: 4 Hours 20 Minutes Miles Covered: 472 Airline: Avianca Plane: Airbus A321 Class: Business Entertainment: Big Bang Theory Amenity Kit: None Food: None Primary Language: Spanish Memorable Moment: Uneventful, honestly!
Our City Scorecard is designed to share our high-level review of a city based on metrics that are important to us and that we think are important to travelers. The number of things we’re able to try, the amount of time we can spend in a city, and even the weather and season during which …
The more we travel, the more I continue to be amazed by all this world has to offer. Lima, is without a doubt, one of the most amazing places I’ve been to, and that is partly due to my lack of planning. Before we landed in Lima, I thought Peru was landlocked, and I absolutely …
Your trip is right around the corner. You stalked flight prices for months, you found the perfect Airbnb and you purchased all your travel-sized toiletries. You picked out outfits for every fashion and weather possibility, and you’ve somehow made it all fit into your favorite luggage. Your adventure is about to start and that wanderlust …
Our City Scorecard is designed to share our high-level review of a city based on metrics that are important to us and that we think are important to travelers. The number of things we’re able to try, the amount of time we can spend in a city, and even the weather and season during which …
My heart started fluttering the second I got off the plane in Bogota. There was a chill in the air that was a huge relief from the heat of Cartagena. There were tall buildings and traffic which meant there were millions of people trying to get to places worth going; something we’d missed in Salento. …
Our first stop on our trip around the world was Medellin, Colombia, where we spent 19 days and nights. We picked this city because our friends and fellow backpackers alike raved about how much it had to offer, but also because of how far our dollar could go. Let’s take a look at at the …