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The Great Timeshare Escape
Join me on a different kind of expedition—one that didn't take us across oceans but into the surprisingly complex world of 'well-marketed holiday offerings.' What we thought was a simple facilities tour turned into an unexpected lesson in high-pressure marketing and the art of the timeshare pitch. Find out how we navigated this tricky terrain and, most importantly, why we ultimately decided to walk away.

Space shuttle program
Join me in the Space Shuttle Atlantis building where I learned about the program and how they had five space shuttles: the Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour. It is an amazing feat for humanity as this program is an integral part of both past and future space exploration.
NASA’s Kennedy Space Centre
We started our second NASA day early, packed up the car, and headed straight for Kennedy Space Center. From the dramatic Atlantis shuttle reveal to hearing astronaut Norman Thagard speak, exploring launch pads, and seeing the massive Saturn V rocket up close. NASA left us feeling inspired and amazed.

Crewed rocket launch at NASA
Feel the thunderous roar of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket with four astronauts onboard, rise from the launchpad at Cape Canaveral, carrying this fragile human cargo into outer space – their destination: the International Space Station moving at 28,000 km/h in low-earth orbit! Between immersive rides, astronaut tributes, and the ground-shaking blast of liftoff, NASA left us inspired by the sheer scale of human ingenuity.

Cape Canaveral
We set out before sunrise chasing a rocket, only to end up standing in a horrible motel and recovering from a disastrous iHop lunch. But with a little luck, a lot of Wi-Fi, and some travel wizardry, we found ourselves in a cozy cabin in Titusville.
First time in Miami
Join us as we discover Miami, adjust to a new country, and its people. We have a look at Ocean Drive, walk through Lincoln Road Mall, and watch rockets launch.
Monteverde Cloud Forest
The Monteverde Cloud Forest greeted us with a misty and windy atmosphere. We met some new friends and get to experience seeing hummingbirds a wild toucan.

Bioluminescence at our fingertips - Kayaking
Our kayaks carved through liquid starlight, each paddle stroke igniting a galaxy beneath us. From the longevity secrets of Nicoya to the surreal glow of Paquera’s plankton-rich gulf, this experience was a breathtaking blend of nature, science, and wonder.

The adventure continues
From scorpion standoffs to chasing stolen AirPods through the jungle, Costa Rica reminded us that adventure isn’t just about the postcard moments—it’s about rolling with the chaos and laughing through the unexpected. Because no matter what goes wrong, we always say, “the adventure continues.”
Canyoning Costa Rica
Dangling from waterfalls, zip-lining into jungle pools, and rappelling through misty rainforest cliffs — our canyoning adventure with Maquique Adventure in La Fortuna was nothing short of wild. I took the reins as trip organiser and found a company that delivered amazing value, heart-pounding thrills, and an unforgettable Costa Rican lunch. From my first shaky descent into a 20-metre drop to the final plunge beside a 60-metre waterfall, this was hands down one of the top highlights of our world trip.

La Fortuna and a Sloth tour. 🦥🦥🦥
Sloths are such a fascinating animal. People think they are lazy, but they have an important role to play in their eco systems. While in Costa Rica we went on a sloth tour and got a chance to see them in the wild. I learned so much from this tour as well as doing some of my own research. I share what I have learned from this whole experience as well as some extra things we got up to in La Fortuna.
Costa Rica, a new chapter.
A new chapter opens as we head to the next country on our world trip itinerary. Many adventures await in the small Central American country of Costa Rica.
Until next time Chile
After three wonderful months, it is time for me to sadly bid farewell to a country I knew little about, but have grown to very much love: The extreme landscapes – the mountains, volcanos, deserts and glaciers; the music; the art; the culture, spirit and history; but most of all – its beautiful friendly people.
My 18th Birthday
I turned 18 I’m officially an adult now. Come along as we go shopping in Santiago and pack up again for a new adventure as well as celebrating my birthday with our amazing new friends.

Astrophotography
In the final blog of my Atacama Desert series, I will spend one last night looking up at a perfect clear sky, illuminated by nothing other than starlight. I will get a bit technical with regard to camera settings, but even if you’re not too interested in the aperture of my lenses, I think you will be interested in some of my stunning photos! ;)

Astronomy in the desert!
Look up as I jump into the cosmos. Enjoy as I describe another one of our exciting adventures in the Atacama desert. In this one, we look up to admire the extraordinary view of the universe in an extremely low-light environment, adding to the effect of a dazzling sky.

Heavy industry and rich minerals
Let’s dive into the hidden industry of the desert. In a barren and empty landscape, there is a hum of machinery. You can see the unnatural fluorescent green pools of lithium and the massive open pit mines.
Tatio Geysers
Journey to the Tatio Geysers in the north of Chile. Located in the Atacama Desert. 4,300 metres above sea level, it is the third-largest geyser field on the planet. There are only five countries in the world that have true geysers, so they are pretty special.

Entering the Atacama Desert
Experience the breathtaking landscapes and celestial wonders of the Atacama Desert! In this blog series, I dive into our four-day adventure, from spotting wild vicuñas and exploring steaming geysers at 4,500 meters to uncovering the intersection of industry and nature. Join me as we journey through San Pedro de Atacama and Antofagasta, capturing stunning astrophotography and visiting the European Southern Observatory.

Public transport in Argentina and Chile
Join me as we explore the vibrant and unpredictable world of public transport in Argentina and Chile. From Buenos Aires' fast-moving buses to Valparaiso’s musical train rides, discover the quirks, humor, and unique experiences of us navigating South American transit.