The only thing that this little Caribbean island, not to be confused with the Dominican Republic, is known for is because the famous writer Jean Rhys once lived there.

It is very hard to connect the images of charming little Dubrovnik on the Dalmatian coast; with its cliffs overlooking blue seas and the perfect beige buildings with their orange roofs scattered across the hills, to Croatia´s violent past.

Venice is a labyrinth of canals. It is easy to get lost on its narrow meandering streets, no matter how many maps you are carrying. The good thing about Venice is that getting lost there is a bliss.

Of all the Caribbean and Atlantic islands of Central America, Aruba will always remain my favorite.

Impressive rock formations, crystalline water, delicious seafood, a dolphin swim and fired up tequila on your coffee to top it off. You gotta love Cabo.

The Med is one of my favorite places on the planet. Since Europeans decided to switch to Euro and the dollar went downhill, European travel has become very expensive. Coming from Uruguay, some of the local prices seem outrageous, considering the exchange rate with the Uruguayan peso. In any case, I have been around the  Read more »

Relaxing beaches, colourful crafts, mysterious rainforests and friendly people.

My favorite hotels in Uruguay´s most famous resort

The best places to eat in Istanbul are small eateries where you can grab some berek or sarma

Alicante has everything to attract tourists from all over the world, from rare natural beauty to a vibrant nightlife.