Intineraries
ONE MONTH MEXICO ITINERARY
Mexico is a vast country that covers a land area of almost 2,000,000 square kilometers. So let’s be real – unless you are planning to
13/01/2020
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Sandra
Hey there, it's great to meet you! I'm Sandra, the mastermind behind BlueMarble Vagabonds. As you might have guessed, I've got an incurable case of wanderlust and a serious writing (and coffee!) addiction, which led me down the path of travel blogging. When I'm not busy plotting my next adventure or crafting captivating stories, you'll find me outside adventuring or at home snuggling with my pups, rereading Harry Potter for the 27th time, and gobbling down yet another avocado toast (because, can you ever have enough?). And speaking of things I can't get enough of, I'm lucky enough to have a hubby who not only helps me run the behind-the-scenes of this blog but also puts up with my shenanigans 24/7 - even during our year-long honeymoon around the Blue Marble. He's definitely a keeper!
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HIKING IN USHUAIA – DOs & definite DON’Ts
Hiking at the end of the world? C’mon, admit it, there’s a super cool edge to it.
And besides, we Slovenians are known to be a “hiking nation”, so when our new friends from the USA invited us to go hiking in Ushuaia together, saying “nope” was not an option. No matter the circumstances.
And that’s perhaps where things started to go wrong.
This is a story about our hilarious hiking in Ushuaia and all the DOs and DON’Ts you should(not) repeat.
18/02/2020
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Slovenia
YOUR GUIDE TO PREKMURJE REGION, SLOVENIA
A river that winds lazily across wide plains. White storks nesting on chimneys. Picturesque churches and unique architecture. Lush green hills, lined with vineyards and mighty castles sitting among them. Thermal waters for relaxation and the juiciest Slovenian dessert. Welcome to Prekmurje region in Slovenia!
08/06/2020
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70 AWESOME CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR TRAVELERS (updated Dec 2022)
06/12/2022
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Buying Christmas Gifts for Travelers. You’ve been there before, haven’t you? Sitting on a couch on the 20th of December and furiously thinking: What the heck I should get them? They are never at home anyway! They move around the world with a whole house in a BACKPACK! They don’t
WHY AUTUMN MIGHT BE THE BEST TIME TO VISIT TORRES DEL PAINE
04/05/2020
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Planning a trip to Torres del Paine National Park in Chile? While most would argue that summer months are the best time to visit Torres del Paine, we have a slightly different idea. After visiting the national park in April ourselves, we’re giving you the top reasons why autumn might be the best time to visit Torres del Paine in Chile!
TRAVEL TIPS: NICARAGUA
24/04/2020
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Nicaragua is an interesting and diverse travel destination in Central America, which will inspire both nature lovers and adrenaline enthusiasts. Columbus reached the area of today’s Nicaragua already in 1502 and surely he was enchanted by the beauty of the country as well – hey, you never know, perhaps he went sledding down the volcano as well 😉
We’ve put together travel tips for Nicaragua to help you plan your next trip.
GUATEMALA BACKPACKING TIPS
29/03/2020
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Guatemala is a country that surprises in every way. It’s more beautiful than you thought it would be, it’s more diverse than you’d expect it to be and it’s way friendlier you’d imagine it to be. It’s accessible, affordable and you find adventures in every corner. We’ve put together a few Guatemala backpacking tips to help you plan your next trip – why and when to go, accommodation, transport, costs, internet and more.
HOW TO BUY A CAR IN CHILE AS A FOREIGNER
22/01/2020
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So, you have decided to go on a trip around South America and have realized that buying a car gives you the freedom to explore all the corners of this amazing continent? Awesome! Welcome to the club, future overlander 😉 It’s safe to assume you’ll probably buy a car
PHARMACIST’S ADVICE: A TRAVEL MEDICAL KIT
17/01/2019
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While I was sitting by the window of our cute apartment at Atitlan Lake in Guatemala, cheerfully sipping my cacao and writing a post about one-month travel itinerary to Mexico, something weird happened. I got that squeezing feeling in my throat. I coughed once, twice. It didn’t help. You know