São Paulo Arriving with the intention of staying only a day or two, São Paulo's tree-lined streets, boutique coffee shops and local eateries were too good to turn down. I developed a healthy addiction to Água de Côco, Açaí bowls and Ibirapuera Parque where I spent every morning

SALAR DE UYUNI Since 2016 I've had the Salar de Uyuni (Salt Flats of Uyuni) saved as a pin on Google Maps. Seven years later I was able to check off a bucketlist experience and it did not disappoint. I chose the one day tour which covered the

TORRES DEL PAINE NATIONAL PARK I spent a week in Chilean Patagonia with two top blokes from New Zealand 🇳🇿Renting equipment from our hostel in Puerto Natales and translating (most) of the advice from kind locals we embarked on a three day mission to complete the W trek. Hiking from

BUENOS AIRES After a 52 hour journey from Asia involving 4 flights I arrived at Milhouse Hostel where I spent the next month volunteering. Having comfortably navigated Australia, Japan (to a degree) and the Philippines with very little language barriers Argentina was a different story! Thrown in at the deep

Manila I spent three days in the capital of the Philippines which was three days too many! Congested streets and a lack of attractions meant there was little to do. Local dishes are not for the fainthearted and I would especially advise against the sharkfin 🦈 unless you fancy some food

TOKYO After four months in Australia, Tokyo was a cold but refreshing change! Diverse districts offered an endless supply of activities and landmarks. Multi-story aracdes stood tall in Taito & Chiyoda whilst the leafy scenery of Ueno Park lay in Taito. 🍜Tokyo's culinary experience was first class  Sapporo

SYDNEY Sydney mornings consisted of Bondi workouts followed by a cold plunge in the October water. I spent my time in Sydney enjoying Manly, Bondi, Double Bay and Rose Bay. The modernist architecture and therapeutic coastal walks were particularly inspiring. BRISBANE Staying with family friends over the xmas and new