Although we would be more than happy to lay on the beach all day every day, we wanted to be a bit active and explore the island in different ways. So we went kayaking to snorkel the blue room cave in Westpunt. I never snorkeled inside a cave before. I was a bit nervous at the … More Curacao Part 2
After spending two weeks back in America, Tim and I were itching for some warm weather again. We wanted to go live on a Caribbean island for a bit, but not somewhere overrun with tourists. We both had an interest in visiting Curacao so the decision to “move” here for 5 weeks was a no-brainer. … More Curacao Part 1
If you follow my blog, you already know that I am dating the scuba instructor I met in Nicaragua. He was in Nica on a break from his job on a liveaboard dive boat based in Sint Maarten. His last day working was January 6, so I boarded a plane on that day for an … More SXM Strong
Again, I found myself not planning on visiting a place I would later fall in love with. After hearing negative things about Guatemala, I thought to extend my time in Nicaragua and Costa Rica. However, as I traveled, I began hearing amazing things about Guatemala. I then boarded a plane to Guatemala City to see … More The Land of Eternal Spring
I wasn’t planning on going to Panama, but damn, am I glad I did so. Once I started traveling, everyone was telling me how amazing it is to see Panama. When I learned Lisa was going around the same time, my mind was made up to visit Panama. Lisa is the Canadian girl I met … More Bocas del Toro, Panama City, San Blas, Oh My!
As hard as it was to pull myself away from the beaches of San Juan, I had to explore more of this beautiful country. Next stop Granada. From San Juan you can take the cheap local buses or a $15 shuttle. I chose the latter. The shuttle dropped me off at my new hostel, El … More The Land of Volcanoes and Lakes – Part 2
On October 2, I nervously boarded a plane to Nicaragua, the first destination in my journey traveling as a digital nomad. After arriving in the capital city Managua (you don’t want to spend a lot of time here, it is the only unsafe city in the country) I headed to the surf town San Juan … More The Land of Volcanoes and Lakes – Part 1
Like a true digital nomad, the first thing I noticed once I crossed the state line from Colorado into Utah was the lack of mobile service. Looking around me, all I see is miles and miles of uninhabited land, not knowing what lies ahead. Heading into the town of Moab, I finally receive a cell … More Paint the Town Red
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