After the hike around the Laguna Quilotoa Claudia und I did not feel too good so we headed back to Quito to see a doctor. Of course, I stayed in Casa Bambu again. Thanks to all the awesome people staying there for the very warm welcome I got! And the caring over the next few days! Helped a lot!
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Weather was supposed to be better now therefore we headed to Latacunga the starting point for a four days hike around the Laguna Quilotoa, an amazing Crater Lake.
Leave a CommentDue to a bad weather prognosis Wouter got for the Quilotoa region, we postponed the hike there and went to Baños instead. It is a…
Leave a CommentThe weekend after finishing the language school I went to Otavalo with Yanapuma. First we visited the animal market. A lot of animals! Chicken are…
2 CommentsWell, my next stop was Quito to take some Spanish lessons. Back to school. Definitely a really really strange feeling. I am not used to…
5 CommentsAfter some time in and a relaxed time at the it was time for some hiking again. So we headed to Salento a small town…
Leave a CommentAfter we headed south to the Zona Cafetera, where one of the world’s finest coffee beans are produced. Well, before we left Medellín I enjoyed…
6 CommentsWow! As you all may know, I am not the biggest fan of cities but more into nature. However, the days I spent in Medellín…
4 CommentsIt was an interesting bus ride from Santa Marta to Cartagena. A lot of water on both sides of the road. On the right hand…
Leave a CommentNever thought that, but yes, Taganga felt like home for the last two weeks. I am still adapting to the fact, that there is no…
6 CommentsAs already mentioned in the post about I was in need for some down time to relax and charge my batteries. Luckily Claudia agreed on…
8 CommentsThe Lost City. The biggest settlement built by the indigenous Tayrona people, who lived in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta long before the Spanish…
2 CommentsWell, it’s just a blog. So feel free to check out the blog of my travel companion Claudia for her part of the story (and…
Leave a CommentFirst stop in South America. Big and busy city. A bit too much for me, especially after the last exhausting weeks back home.
16 CommentsFinally! I am on the road. Unbelievable. Awesome. More to come…
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