Chronicles written from buses, trains and other people's kitchens. Real stories, in first person, with hands still full of road.
Interactive map of the route, the villages worth hopping off in, how to book your ticket and seat, 2026 prices and how to do the same journey on regional trains.
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MeVoyViajando wasn't born when I decided to travel. It was born when I understood that losing everything could also be the beginning of a completely new life. That's how I opened the doors of a house in Puerto Natales to hundreds of travelers.
Email on my own domain, Drive with offline mode on and two-step verification: the routine I use to keep working even when the signal is bad on the road.
A man with a cartoon mustache stopped me on the corner by Caffè al Bicerin. What followed was a lesson in hospitality and a reminder of what really matters.
Beyond the vampire myths, the Carpathians hide villages where time is measured in seasons and wifi is an urban legend.
14,671 km from Ushuaia, Dubai is mirage and concrete. But between the skyscrapers, the desert still whispers if you know how to listen.
Getting to Ushuaia isn't arriving at a place, it's arriving at a limit. Here the roads end and the questions begin.
The wind doesn't negotiate, the weather doesn't wait and plans are merely suggestions. Seven lessons learned between Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine.
From a host in Santiago to a cook in Marrakech. Because in the end places inspire, but it's people who change your life.
Jhonatan! I read your Jhony Hause story and it inspired me. I'm putting together a Patagonia itinerary for December. Do you think 15 days is enough to do Ushuaia, El Calafate and Torres del Paine?
Hi María! 15 days is perfect. I'd suggest: 5 days in Ushuaia (including the Beagle Channel cruise), 4 days in El Calafate (Perito Moreno + Chaltén) and 6 days in Torres del Paine (the "W" circuit takes 4 days, so you have plenty left for transport). Have a great trip!