Pousada Bucaneiro, Buzios
Pousada Bucaneiro, Buzios, Brazil
Pousada Bucaneiro was our last stop in Buzios, and a great end to a perfect trip. We spent two nights in the Pousada before heading back to our Airbnb flat in Rio, and it was a fantastic hotel with excellent facilities and a peaceful location.
The Hotel
Just ten minutes walk from the city center of Buzios, Pousada Bucaneiro...
Gringos Bed & Breakfast
Gringos B&B Buzios, Brazil
If you want beach paradise and comforting luxury then look no further than Gringos B&B in Buzios. The friendly and welcoming hotel is located up on a hill, with incredible facilities and unbeatable sea views.
The hotel
Gringos is located just a few minutes walk from Ferradurinha and Geriba beaches. The hotel is set on top of a hill,...
Salentein Bodegas and Posada, Mendoza
Salentein Bodega and Posada Review
Sunny weather, vineyards everywhere, great food and of course lots of wine. Mendoza is the biggest wine province in Argentina, with thousands of wineries spread across the three main wine regions of Maipu, Valle de Uco, and Lujan de Cuyo, and we were lucky enough to visit each of the regions in our one week trip...
Villa Balthazar Bed & Breakfast
Villa Balthazar, Buzios, Brazil
The rustic tucked-away Villa Balthazar was our first stop in Buzios, a resort coastal town, just a three-hour drive from the hustle and bustle of Rio.
We stayed in Buzios for a week and spent two incredible nights at this magical Villa. There is something special about staying in a villa. No wonder the rentals at Villaway...
Biking Buenos Aires
The Ultimate City Bike Tour Review
On our trip to northern Argentina we had a chance to travel a lot with bicycles and so the bici bug hit us and we realized traveling by bike is not just healthy, cheap and ecological, but also a lot of fun and allows you to connect to a place in a completely different...
Salgado Alimentos Buenos Aires – Restaurant Review
Salgado Alimentos - Italian Gem in Bs As
Buenos Aires is well known for it’s diverse food culture, Plentiful restaurants and authentic cuisines. The Argentine food derives from a mix of influences, which definitely reflects the cosmopolitan identity of the city. Here is one good and delicious reason to visit Buenos Aires.
Salgado is a local favorite in Villa Crespo, A very hip and non-touristy neighborhood...
Villa Mansa, Wine Hotel & Spa
Villa Mansa, Lujn de Cuyo, Mandoza
Villa Mansa boutique hotel and spa was our first stop in the beautiful region of Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza. Famous for its wine, the Mendoza province in the Cuyo region is bordered by the spectacular Andes mountain range, and features some of the most famous vineyards and wineries in the world.
The four-year-old hotel has...
Street Stories of Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Street Art Review
Street art is an indivisible part of the Buenos Aires art scene. Throughout the city you can see detailed graffiti and giant murals covering the walls and the sides of the buildings, by some of the most exciting street artists in the world.
While visiting Buenos Aires these past few weeks, we had the good fortune...
Rooney’s Boutique Hotel
Our Stay at Rooney’s Boutique Hotel - Review
Located in the heart of Buenos Aires, Rooney’s Boutique Hotel is a truly one of a kind with it's impeccable design and attention to detail. Here’s what we thought of the surprising luxury offered in this restored hotel.
Elegance and Charm
Rooney’s was once home to poet Leopoldo Lugones, so it’s located in this old colonial building...
Home Hotel Restaurant and Bar Review
Sunday Brunch at the Home Hotel
Sunday brunch was one of the things we enjoyed most during our stay at the home hotel.
Home Hotel offers a classic, comforting restaurant and bar for locals and visitors to enjoy.
They like to think of their restaurant as the “social heart” of the hotel, and it is a spot where food and drink lovers...
