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.

Shortly before dusk, we headed a few miles out of town to Sajjangarh, also known as the "Monsoon Palace," the former residence of the r...

Spicy like it’s namesake, salsa dancing features fast feet, gyrating hips and a hypnotic beat that spurred even these two less-than-gra...

A bumpy bus ride-safari brought us to Moshi, Tanzania and a chance to see a glimpse of Mt. Kilimanjaro.

Just a quick bus ride from Puerto Iguazu, Argentina, we enter its sister city, Foz do Iguaçu and begin our month long exploration of Brazil.

On Monday we headed to São Joaquim market, the city's largest open air bazaar. The market is located in the lower city, right along th...

Situated along Kenya's Indian Ocean seaboard, Mombasa's prime location and calm waters made this island a much coveted city.

This afternoon, we went to a local samba jam in São Paulo's center.

We hit up Costa Rica's Pacific surfer town, Jaco, and try to ply the waves on a surfboard for our very first attempt at surfing.

Today the air got sticky as we moved on to Villahermosa, the capital of Tabasco. After widespread flooding a couple months ago, the ci...

The massive Colosseum of Rome still impresses thousands nearly two millennia after its construction.

Mike Kurtz, our other LongJaunter meets us in Sao Paulo, where we begin our month long trek through Brazil.

Today we got a taste of Germany's long and quite wide ranging history at the Deutsches Historiches Museum, Berlin's national history museum.