36 hours at the Grand Canyon North Rim with Kids
Our family visited the Grand Canyon North Rim in July 2024. We enjoyed a mix of camping and lodge stays, driving and hiking, fancy and make-do meals.
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8 Myths About Our Gap Year We’d Like to Correct
A family with 3 boys, traveling the South America, one backpack per person, no job. Was it relaxing? Terrifying? Life-changing? Read on to find out more.
Midlife Might Just Be the Perfect Time for a Gap Year
Did you miss your chance to take a gap year while you were young? It’s not to late! A midlife gap year has many advantages.
The Dumbest Thing We Did to a Rental Car on Our Gap Year
Over the course of a year of traveling South America and renting cars, something was bound to happen. Read about it here.
Digital Remote Work in South America. Is It Possible?
For digital nomads, internet connectivity is essential. We cover our experience working while traveling South American so you can know what to expect.
5 Days in La Paz: Cholita Wrestling and an 11-Course Lunch
We spent five days in this magnificent city, floating over it in cable cars, watching a female version of lucha libre and enjoying an 11-course meal.
So Long, Uyuni Salt Flats. Hello, Moldy Hotel Room.
A three-day detour at the Argentina-Bolivia border and severe altitude sickness showed our family all that money and U.S. privilege can’t buy.
Our Family Hike Into Chile’s Crater de Navidad
With our three young boys, we hiked through a landscape transformed by a recent volcanic eruption. It was the ultimate worldschooling field trip.
11 Habits of the Slow Traveler for the Frazzled Tourist
Have you ever wondered about slow travel? If you ever wished you could plan a trip that’s restful, unique and authentic, then this article is for you.
A Year of Worldschooling: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Whether you think worldschooling sounds like a brilliant idea or a complete disaster, our experience will probably break some of your expectations.
