Entries by Thais Saito

Cusco (or Cuzco), Peru, with kids

We spent 9 days in Cusco, Peru, with kids, in April 2017. On this post, I’m going to tell you all about it. It’s a breathtaking city, we fell in love with it even before landing. The views from the airplane are stunning! Worth staying awake! High altitude alert!  Cusco is 11,152’ or 3,399 m […]

Machu Picchu, Peru, with kids: the guide

Taking the kids to visit Machu Picchu was one of the most memorable moments of our trip so far. It was CRAZY, it was emotional, it was intense. We visited Machu Picchu, Peru, in April 2017, with kids. On this guide, I’ll tell you all about it, from planning, to transport, costs, food, weather, … […]

Bye Bolivia and Hello Peru!

Our time in Bolivia had incredible trips: to Salar de Uyuni (Uyuni salt flats) and Tiahuanaco (Tiwanaku) ruins. Our time in La Paz was almost all spent in bed – not the best month of our travel at all. But it was incredible, it was SO different from everywhere else in South America, such a […]

One year of travel: what you really need

We’ve been traveling for over a year now, and we’ve had quite a bit of experience with our gear. I think we’re ready to talk about what you really need for your trip. So now I’m gonna tell you about the things we really think are necessary for a long-term trip and a review of […]

Tiahuanaco (Tiwanaku), La Paz, Bolivia, with kids

High Altitude Alert!  Tiahuanaco (or Tiwanaku) altitude: 3850 m or 12.631 ft above sea level We visited the ruins of Tiahuanaco (or Tiwanaku) in April 2017. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site, full of amazing stuff to be seen. It’s a great day trip from La Paz, Bolivia! We contacted Diego, from Ar-bol Toursn and […]

A mini guide to La Paz, Bolivia, with kids

High Altitude Alert! La Paz: altitude ranges from 3500 m to 4000 m (11.482 ft ~ 13.123 ft) * this post contains affiliate links – which means we get a bit of money when you buy/book through them without any additional cost As we left the airplane that took us from Santiago (Chile) to La […]

Bye, Chile, and Hello, Bolivia!

So, well, even though Chile wasn’t our favorite destination ever, the Andes surely must be seen up-close. It was amazing, for sure. It was a super short series, mostly because we didn’t enjoy that much. If you’re ever in Chile, be sure to try Mote, which is a drink/food that tastes like the liquid from […]