This photo was shared with us by a member of the Solo Travel Society who was taking a break while hiking in the Andes mountains in Chile.
Pic of the Week: Hiking in the Andes
Pic of the Week: On the Easter Island Coast
While exploring the Easter Island Coast, a Solo Travel Society member encountered a solitary horse, just staring out to sea.
Pic of the Week: Moai on Rapa Nui, Chile
This photo of just a few of the almost 900 statues (moai) on Rapa Nui was shared with us by a member of the Solo Travel Society who visited Easter Island.
How to Travel Solo to Patagonia: Top 10 Tips
Patagonia is a wonderful destination but it’s hard to find information on how to do it. Here are 10 tips covering how to get there, how much money to carry, accommodation, hiking paths and more.
Solo Travel Destination: Easter Island, Chile
For beautiful scenery, fascinating culture and history, and great hiking, this Solo Travel Society member recommends a visit to Easter Island.
Pic of the Week: Tierra del Fuego, Chile
These King Penguins in Tierra del Fuego appear to be performing for the Solo Travel Society member who shared this photo with us.
Solo Travel Destination: Atacama, Chile
Comparing the landscape to Mars, this Solo Travel Society member considers Atacama to be the most amazing place that he has traveled…so far.
Hike with Me in Patagonia – 18 photos
18 pictures – presumably worth 18 thousand words – to show you how magnificent Patagonia is.
Solo Travel Destination: Santiago, Chile
This time the destination is Santiago, Chile. Learn what the capital of Chile has to offer solo travelers.
Cruising the Chilean Fjords on Route to Patagonia
How to get to Patagonia the most scenic way possible spending as little as possible – the Navimag ferry.
Recommended: Travel solo to Santiago, Chile
I haven’t written “Recommended” destination post for a while but Santiago, Chile has inspired me. Here you go…
When Your Holiday Hits the Rocks – Or, the Crash of the Navimag
I stuffed my passport into my clothes so that my body could be identified. Truly, At that moment we thought we were manning lifeboats in the ocean. We were fortunate.