Category Archives: South America

Travel isn’t for everyone – this might be your way to see the world.

Melissa Ruttanai finds that not everything costs money in Montevideo, Uruguay….

Bikes and Wine in Mendoza, Argentina

In our first five months in South America, Neil and I were able to visit four of the most famous shopping meccas of Ecuador and Peru.

I caught up with the vagabonding vagabond blogger, Rolf Potts, via email and he kindly agreed to answer a few of my questions for Vagobond readers about life, travel, authenticity and himself.

Through the week, I curate the best travel stories I find at Vagobond Travel Media and then each Friday, I bring you the highlights here at the Vagobond Travel Museum. To let me know about a great story either contact me on G+, Email me, or simply use the Twitter or G+ hashtag #travelmuseum

Unlike hostals, hotels, and hospedajes, a homestay is often a rented room in a private home.

Melissa’s great adventures and fun writing are not strangers to Vagobond readers, but we thought it might be fun for you to get to know her a little bit better.

We are on the cusp of experiencing a world Vago Damitio’s vision has already taken him to, and from which Slackville Road is but an early account of what conditions will soon be like for more of us.