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Words can not begin to describe the joy I get from travelling to Mexico and the colourful and individual villages that can be found south-east of San Cristobal de las Casas.

How much do you know about Ecuador? If your answer is ‘not much’ check out this list of fast facts we’ve put together. This small country certainly has a few things up its sleeve that will surprise you!

I’ve just stepped off the plane after spending an incredible two weeks in amazing Costa Rica. These are my highlights and stories behind this amazing trip.

When you think about Cuba, images of the Buena Vista Social Club and their music, singing, salsa dancing and old vintage cars all come into your mind! Yes, you can find all these things in Cuba but there is so much more. It’s an exciting country where the Revolutions of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara are still alive in the memories of the people and where Raoul is well-respected.

Located in the Patagonia region, Bariloche, Argentina is a natural wonderland with so much to offer! From stunning Patagonian landscapes and breathtaking lakes to popular ski hills and delicious chocolate, there’s so much to see and do in this must-visit destination.

So you’re thinking about a trip to Peru… It’s time to brush up on your Spanish! Navigate day-to-day situations with these helpful travel phrases!

Enjoying local delicacies can broaden our understanding of the places we visit, the people who live there and can allow us to truly connect with a destination. Food is not the only reason we travel but it certainly has the power to make strong memories.

There’s something mesmerising about looking at a waterfall. Whether it’s an immensely powerful one like the Devil’s Throat at Iguazu Falls, or a peacefully cascading fall like many of those in the Plitvice Lakes National Park, it’s hard to look away. In this blog post we’ve captured 5 of the most stunning waterfalls you can visit on a Bunnik Tour.

The Sacred Valley, or Urubamba Valley as it is also known, encompasses the heartland of the Inca Empire. The valley was formed by the Urubamba River and contains numerous archaeological remains and villages.