If there's ever a decision I'm glad I made, it's to travel solo across South America. In 9 months I lived one dream and one epic adventure...

I don't remember where I read this quote. But it's been at the back of my mind for a while. Reading Emily Williams's book...

I'm swaying dreamily in a hammock perched on a rock. Out at sea, waking up to the roars of crashing waves as the sun rises over Tayrona National Park, with glimmering hues of dusty pink and orange.

Whether it's the Inca Trail, The Salkantay Trek, hiking to Rainbow Mountain or visiting the ruins in Sacred Valley, Cusco will be the starting point for...

If you're in Buenos Aires, a really fun and easy way to explore the city is hopping on a bicycle. Relatively flat, there are a number of cycle lanes and if you're there over the summer months, traffic is considerably less as Argentinians head off for their summer holidays. A free bike is a perfect way to explore Buenos Aires for an afternoon.

Mount Fitz Roy, also known as Laguna de los Tres, is one of my favourite hikes of South America. Stunned by the sapphire blue waters, waterfalls cascading from gleaming glaciers and drinking from streams with water so clean, I'm on a quest to convince everyone just why you should go...

I'll be honest, my main reason for going to San Andres wasn't to visit San Andres. I really wanted to check out Providencia. Nevertheless, I decided to spend a couple of days exploring the island whilst passing through.

There's a point on your travels where your bucket list goes out the window and you start partaking in random activities...

The kind of island where everyone knows everyone, Providencia in Colombia is a world away from the chaotic life of a busy mainland city. Stretching 17km around, it takes no more than an hour to do a loop around the island at a...

With no doubt, Providencia is Colombia's best-kept secret. Located closer to Nicaragua than to Colombia, it forms part of the Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina. Only those who really reallly want to go...

Trekking on Perito Moreno Glacier is not only one of my highlights of Patagonia, but of my whole trip so far! It's a feeling I never could have imagined and I feel so lucky to have had the opportunity to walk, dance and jump on a glacier...

Of all the cities I travelled to in South America, Buenos Aires is one that I can see myself going back to again. Having spent over 3 months in Argentina, it's a country that I've grown to become very fond of...

The last time I left you, I was absolutely loving living in Buenos Aires. February came around and I still couldn't bring myself to leave the city...

As a city, Santiago has probably been one of my least favourites. Congested and polluted, I honestly didn't warm up to the centre that much. Thankfully I booked an Airbnb outside the centre with a gym and a pool and with Chile heading into summer it was perfect timing.

If you're heading to Torres del Paine in Patagonia, then you've more than likely heard a thing or two about the W Circuit, Patagonia. Over 80km, if you're brave enough to enter its wilderness then you're in for a hike of a lifetime....

Hopping off the overnight bus from Cusco to Arequipa on a slow-moving Sunday, I dropped my bag off at my hostel. With my camera at the ready, I set off exploring one of Peru's most...

Waddling with penguins on a tour in Patagonia

If you're visiting Arequipa then you may have heard a thing or two about the Colca Canyon. Famous for being one of the deepest canyons throughout the world, at a depth of 3270 metres it's Peru's third biggest attraction. The hike through the Colca Canyon has no easy route, much of it is downhill to start with and a steep incline to finish. The views are breathtaking.

This past year ended with a bang. Wow! From leaving my home in Paris, giving up my apartment and selling all my belongings to buying a one-way ticket around the world. The year has been full of changes and transformations all for the better. Looking back, every fear I had seems somewhat...

The Salkantay Trek is the first time I've covered such large distances and altitude in a short space of time...