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Let me just start by saying: Antigua, Guatemala, spoiled us. We’ve lived in over a dozen places across Latin America, but our time in Antigua felt like that one vacation house you accidentally fall in love with… even though you promised yourself you’d stick to your budget this time. 🏡 Rent: Splurging in the Mountains…
Thinking about doing the Acatenango Volcano hike in Guatemala? Here’s everything I wish someone had told me before I went—all the good, the challenging, and the “wait, there’s no shower?” moments. I did the hike in early April, which meant clear skies and amazing views. If you’re planning to go, timing matters—a lot. Rainy season…
Cancun is often pictured as a dreamy paradise of turquoise waters and endless sunshine, but as a digital nomad, my experience was far from ideal. To be fair, I arrived with the flu and spent my first week mostly confined to my Airbnb, which may have skewed my impression. Still, after recovering and exploring the…
If you’ve been eyeing Mérida as your next digital nomad or expat destination, let’s talk numbers. Because while Mexico is often synonymous with “cheap and cheerful,” Mérida has leveled up. It’s now one of the most expensive cities in Mexico, and honestly, if you’re coming from Colombia, prepare for some sticker shock. Let’s break it…
If you’re in Mérida and looking for an easy and fun day trip, Homún is a fantastic option. This small town is famous for its cenotes, and Cenote Santa Bárbara is one of the best spots to visit. Here’s everything you need to know to plan your trip and make the most of your day.…
If you’ve ever dreamed of making money online so you can travel the world, I’m here to tell you it’s possible! I’ve been doing it myself, working from anywhere while exploring different countries, and I want to share some of the best remote job opportunities that allow you to earn a steady income while enjoying…
If you’re planning a trip to Mexico, you might have heard that tourists can get up to 180 days in the country. While that’s true, what you actually get depends on the immigration officer processing your entry—and it’s not always the maximum stay. Based on my experience and my boyfriend’s, here’s what you should know…
Renewing your U.S. passport while living in Colombia is a straightforward process. You can complete it entirely by mail, and with the right preparation, it’s hassle-free. Here’s how I renewed my passport from Pereira, Colombia, in just under 4 weeks. Step 1: Confirm Eligibility for Renewal Make sure you meet the requirements for renewing your…
Ever feel like you’re spinning your wheels trying to balance work, savings, and enjoying life? Same. But what if I told you that you could save more, live better, and travel the world while you’re at it? It’s not magic—it’s geo-arbitrage. Let’s break it down. The True Cost of Living in the U.S. Living in…
So, you’re thinking about studying abroad? Great choice! It’s one of the most enriching experiences you can have as a student. But before you start dreaming of sipping café con leche in Spain or slurping noodles in Hong Kong, let’s talk about two main paths to get there: Study Abroad Programs and Exchange Programs. Spoiler…
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