Trip Report
25 hours in Aruba and a hotel with a boat shuttle to a private island; a night in Panama discovering "Old City"; and 5 days in Puerto Rico, which includes everything from beaches, the "Old City" and the Rainforest. This was the most fast-paced week-long trip we've ever done, but we did it right. Perhaps this was our attempt to travel with a limited amount of time and still use the generous routing rules to see more on the trip.
- Where and how we booked it
- Renaissance Aruba
- Radisson Decapolis Panama
- Exploring Old City Panama
- InterContinental San Juan
- Exploring...
Decided to do something different and show some of our photos from these particular places that I was talking about. The first two posts were about the islands around Guam and the third was about everywhere in the Pacific. So here are some pictures of places you could go all over the pacific.
- The Island Hopper with Miles
- The Island Hopper with Cash
- The Pacific Hopper with Miles
- Our Photos from these Pacific Islands
Guam
- Introduction
- The Ritz Carlton Central Park
- LAN Business Class
- Exploring Central Chile
- The Grand Hyatt Santiago
- Exploring Easter Island
- Exploring Machu Picchu
- Conclusion
Out of all the Unesco World Heriterage sites we've seen, none is harder to reach than Machu Picchu. Sure Easter Island is the most remote place but I just used my British Airway miles and hopped on a plane. Machu Picchu is an adventure in many ways.
The easy way to get to Machu Picchu is this:...
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- Introduction
- The Ritz Carlton Central Park
- LAN Business Class
- Exploring Central Chile
- The Grand Hyatt Santiago
- Exploring Easter Island
- Exploring Machu Picchu
- Conclusion
Easter Island (Rapa Nui) is known for it's Moai (the Easter Island heads/statues) and the mystery behind it. But it's also the most remote place on earth - nothing else is within 200 miles of the little island. Still, the most remote place on earth...