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.

On our second day in Railay, we decided to jump right in and enjoy all the positive aspects that this beautiful place had to offer.

More scenes from our weather-induced short walk around Colombo.

Back in Thailand's capital, we had some down time and decided to spend it wisely by acquiring our visas for entry into Vietnam.

We heard of a great beach on the other side of the island, so we took off into the forest, despite the discouraging clouds.

In Chiang Rai, our final stop in Thailand before crossing into Laos, we met Sawad Dejprakune, a builder of wooden saxophones, and got s...

Just an hour speed boat ride across from Buenos Aires, we take a jaunt to lazy (in a good way) town of Colonia, Uruguay.

The "caipirinha" is Brazil's national mixed drink of choice and, amazingly, we made it three weeks into our travels here before trying one.

One of two holy sites in Sri Lanka, the Temple of the Tooth Relic in the mountain city of Kandy is one of Sri Lanka's must-see sights.

After a few days exploring Nairobi we hopped on an overnight train to Mombasa, Kenya's teeming port city on the Indian Ocean.

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

Ah Venice, the seemingly implausible city.

The medieval city of Bologna has more to offer than just the processed meat that takes its name.