This blog will address three big geographical questions: How the formation of the Andes happened, and why are there so many Volcanos in the Andes? As well as why/how volcanoes erupt? I’ll add some of our adventures on Volcán Osorno.

Follow our adventures as we board an overnight bus from Viña del Mar in Valparaiso to Puerto Montt. We explore two new cities and see some volcanoes for the first time.

In this blog, we experience our very first earthquake and learn how to navigate a foreign health system. We will also discuss our time in Renaca, a suburb of Valparaiso.

This is a cool adventure that Freddy, my brother, and I got to experience together—cowboy camping with a big campfire and melting marshmallows in Quintero, a suburb of Valparaiso.

This Blog is about Giuliano, a really cool little cat we met at Freddy’s place. Giuliano loves climbing, eating ham, playing, being part of everything, and going completely crazy at night. Click the link to find out more about Giuliano.

In this one, we discover Valparaiso in a new way while the Red Bull downhill races are in action. We discover the electric energy of the Red Bull downhill racing and the sheer talent and skill of the competitors.

In this blog, we discover the bright and colourful beach-side city of Valparaíso and the wonderful people who live there.

Part 2 - You may remember in my last blog, we were exploring the falls on the Brazilian side. In this one we explore the Argentine side of the falls, to see the side with the largest surface area of the waterfall!

Part 1 - Last week we went to see the Iguazu Falls. Since 1984, it was included as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. In 2011, it was put on the Seven New Natural Wonders of the Modern World. Iguazu Falls is such an incredible place.

Last week we hired a car and drove around Nahuel Huapi National Park, which is next to Bariloche.

Bariloche is located in Patagonia and is a town that thrives of tourism.

Last week, we flew south to Bariloche in Patagonia. We have been exploring the city for the last couple of days and of course, having some adventures. If you are interested click on the link below.

Last week, we moved into a new apartment, went on an olive tour, and visited the big Jesus statue, which is 3,832m above sea level and located between the Argentina-Chilean border.

You may not have heard of a Guanaco or a Vicuña before. Well, I didn’t before we came to South America. There are more Guanacos in Argentina than Vicuñas. 80 to 90% of all Guanacos live in Argentina. Click on the link to find out more…

This week we got up to a lot of adventures and of course things go wrong, but if things didn’t go wrong, it wouldn't be an adventure. Stick around to find out what happened.

I know it’s been a while since I gave my last update. Sorry for not posting a blog in the last couple of weeks, I have been sick.

A lot has been going on, like going to La Boca, doing some tango, getting sick, flying to another part of Argentina and going on a bus tour through the Andes. Let me catch you up on what has been happening.

So what have we done in Buenos Aires since we have been here? We have been to the San Telmo markets which were cool.

We visited the El Ateneo Grand Splendid which is a beautiful, breathtaking bookshop in an old theatre that was named Grand Splendid Theatre and opened in 1919.

We have embarked on our world trip. We got on that plane!!! It's been almost two weeks on the road. So let me catch you up on what's been going on since I gave my last update.

We are officially one month away from embarking on our world trip. You might be wondering what we have planned, what we haven’t, and what stuff has to get done before we leave.