With over-tourism a big and important factor in today's travel world it's time to travel smarter and travel to underrated or totally off the beaten track places. I have asked 73 travel bloggers for their top off the beaten track travel recommendations all around the world. This is a HUGE collection of the 74 best off the beaten path destinations (I, of course, included my own pick) from all around the world, including Europe to Asia, South America to North America, and more! Whichev[...]
Travelling through Guyana’s impenetrable jungle can mean going blissfully off-the-grid - no phone connectivity and no Internet! But there’s definitely a new connection that begins where the cell connection ends. One with nature and the fantastic wildlife of the country. The dense jungles and river systems make for perfect habitats for some iconic animals like the elusive Jaguar, the Giant Anteater, Capibaras, Black Caimans and one-of-a-kind birds such as the Harpy Eagle and Cock-of-the-Roc[...]
By Chantell Collins from Adoration 4 Adventure To be honest, I was more than a little nervous before going to Brazil. I mean, I had been backpacking before and I loved travelling solo - so those weren’t the issues. This was a country I knew barely anything about, on a continent that was totally new to me. All I had heard about Brazil were tales of the party scene in Rio de Janeiro and crazy escapades during Carnival. Or the sobering stories of poverty and cr[...]
A wonderful area where you can trek and enjoy the ecology, Mayan culture and nature of Quetzaltenango Guatemala Where to stay in Quetzaltenango Guatemala Xela offers a different kind of stay. Pension Bonifáz is the best hotel (4 stars) from $82 USD per night. But, there is a lot of lower priced hotels and hostels if you search around on Hostelworld. If you want a medium priced hotel or, if you travel with family I recommend Villa de Don Andres Bed & Bre[...]