One of the main reasons why I decided to add an Itineraries section to this blog is because every time I needed to find an itinerary I found way too much information in each blog: specific times and hours, specific budgets, personal stories, too many photographs in the middle, itineraries that changed depending on the transport, where to stay and eat, etc.

I found myself forced to scroll on really long blog entries just to find the information I needed. Since I could not find what I was looking for I decided to create it myself.

My itineraries start with an amount of time, let’s say 2 weeks, and from there we can make our trip as long or short as we want to. I offer clear, easy to follow itineraries that go directly to the point and can be easily modified to adapt to different budgets and travel styles.

Apart from that, I created these itineraries in both English and Spanish adapting them to the tone of these two specific languages so the itineraries are as clear as possible.

My itineraries are presented in the following way:

1. First, I explain if the itinerary can be done by public transport or if we need to pay for a day tour or rent a car. I give a bit of info on companies so you can do your own research and choose which one is the best for you.

2. Second, I explain the cities or places we will be using as a base. This means that we will spend the night in these places and take day trips from there. I do not explain what to do in each city in the country itineraries so you find the information that YOU need instead of a diary of what I have done. Hence, most of my itineraries can be read in less than 3 minutes.

3. Third, all my itineraries can be done both ways and give the possibility to cut or add some stops so they adapt to any amount of time the traveler might have.

4. Finally, I created maps for each itinerary so you have a clear vision on the journey.

In case you are interested in pictures or my personal journey you can find them on my Instagram, both in the feed and under Stories Highlights.