South America

The area of Saskatchewan is considered very flat and there are multiple farmlands for as far as the eyes can see, however there is a really special place that is nestled into the space. The beautiful …

Just six months after being the first airline to sell seats on regularly scheduled flights to Cuba, Silver Airways, a regional carrier based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., that specializes in smaller marke…

According to the Colombian Primate Association (APC) most of the species of neotropical primates are found in Brazil (128), followed by Peru (52) and Colombia (38). Ten of Colombian primate species ar…

Between the last days of January and early February tourists flock the Ecuadorian region of Mangahurco to catch the blossoming of Guayacan trees. The yellow canopy is native to subtropical and tropica…

From the tropical beaches of the Caribbean to the windswept archipelago of Tierra del Fuego, backpacking South America guarantees a treasure trove of adventures that has fuelled the imagination of tra…

25 Years Ago in 1992. Photo by former wedding photogrpaher Jeremy Kessler This year will be my wife and I’s Silver Wedding Anniversary. 25 years of official cohabitation. One of the things we lo…

Nothing beats relaxing in hot springs after a long day of hiking, surfing, or swimming. BC is home to some of the most natural hot springs in Canada. While some hot spring are located within resorts, …

Northern Cajamarca region in Peru is all set to host its traditional carnival which is expected to attract over 10,000 domestic and foreign tourists. The carnival will be held from January 18 to March…

Have you ever landed at the airport and had to wait forever for it to be your turn for a taxi? Have you ever stood at the curb on a street trying to flag down a cab? Nothing is more frustrating than n…

My friend and I, along with our golf cart driver, creep through the bushes, flashlights in hand and breath bated. Every so often, we stop to stealthily part the bushes and quietly gush with delight. T…