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  • San Carlos de Bariloche is famous for its landscape and lakes. I love the northern part of patagonia, the so called lake district
  • I love the landscape of Peru here at the Sierra at 4200 meters high. Pure nature & personal freedom.
  • Though only a short distance by boat from Copacabana, Isla del Sol feels altogether different. The land, water and sky have a quiet almost serene beauty. It is a fitting site for the Inca creation legend. A sacred rock is worshipped as the birthplace of Manco Kapac and Mama Ocllo, son and daughter of Viracocha and the first Incas. There are many beautiful walks through villages and Inca terraces, some of which are still in use. You could easily stay to relax for a few days @experiencebolivia @visitsouthamerica.co
  • Iguazu for me is a true natural wonder. The most famous portion of the waterfall is the Devil's throat, or "Garganta del Diablo" in spanish. It has water flowing in from three different sides, making it incredibly unique. From the Argentinean side it is possible to take a pathway that goes directly over the area, not a bad place to stop and take a photograph. The catwalk is an incredibly experience where you will be so close to the water that your clothes will end up drenched and you won't be able to hear your travel companion cheerfully shout at you ✌🏼😉
  • I met this baby lama on my way through the Colca Canyon. Cute isn't it?
  • It was a great experience to visit the floating islands of the Uros in the middle of Titicaca lake. The woman and her child shows us how they live there and paddle us around in their unique handmade boats they call themselves their Mercedes Benz 😄
  • Rafting is one of my favorite adventure sports. It's a mix of power, technique and teamwork. Here my great team and I rafting the wild Trancura river in the south of chile
  • Valparaiso!!

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