This place seems straight out of our dinosaur books when we were little kids: an island made by two volcanoes in a lake so big it looks...

With the help of our guide Freddy, we woke up bright and early to climb up Volcan Maderas, the extinct volcano on the island of Ometepe.

After getting just a taste of paradise on Isla Ometepe, we started the long trip south to San Jose, Costa Rica.

We got lucky with the weather on our one day in Florence, spending the sunny day walking the streets and taking pictures, of course.

We get on yet another bus and start our 20 hour trek to Guatemala, but not without one last meal in Mexico - Chinese food for dinner.

On the road again, we head four hours south from Puebla to Oaxaca.

Buying a last minute ticket to Salvador took up most of the day, but we managed to get it to Ipanema for a cloudy sunset and make our ...

Care to dance? We hit up a milonga (dance parlor) where late owls dance the tango until three in the morning.

After a walk in the Nairobi Arboretum with our friend Benard, we jump on the train to Mombasa and head to the Indian Ocean.

With no time to waste, and reports on the ground of an end to fighting in Lebanon, we head through the mountains to Beirut.

Following the locals, we procured a couple of bicycles and started pedaling.

Starting from the historic Massachusetts State House, through New York City, Dallas and on to Zocalo in Mexico City where the long jaun...

After getting just a taste of paradise on Isla Ometepe, we started the long trip south to San Jose, Costa Rica.

It was Sunday, and Quetzaltenango was quiet. We took the day to relax, go for a hike, and, most importantly, watch the Patriots beat t...

Guatemala is ripe with volcanic activity, leading to some impressive live volcanoes, and today's jaunt: the mineral baths of Fuentes Ge...