Alpaca Suitcase

Here is how we spent our one week in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, a beautiful country consisting chain of islands in the Lesser Antilles of the Caribbean. Our trip itinerary for Saint Vincent and the Grenadines I have done this trip with my partner. You can find our traveler profile below which should give you an idea if our itinerary would be applicable to your travel. Traveler Profile Two 30 years olds, no kids. Active life styles though both have knee problems, one with recent ACL surgery. Beginner swimmers hence cannot do wild water sports. Like local experiences from local transportation to local food. One vegetarian, one non-vegetarian who enjoys non-meat options. Both have desk jobs when not on vacation. Day 1 We flew from Barbados to Saint Vincent. The first impressions of Kingstown downtown was how undeveloped it was compared to other Caribbean islands we have visited so far. But this also gave us a chance to have more authentic, less touristy experience. We spent the fi

Peru Dreaming Works of a Peruvian artist at Aguas Calientes, Peru For years I had dreamed of visiting Peru, but never had the opportunity. Finally last year, I have created my own opportunity by squeezing it into a busy schedule and giving up some of my essential expenses. You can find below my  traveler profile   at the time of this trip w hich should give you an idea if my experiences and tips would be applicable to your travel. Traveler profile  Solo female traveler, 20 something years old. Sedentary life style. Likes interacting with locals. Student, on a budget. Bolivia to Aguas Calientes I entered Peru from Desaguedero, the Bolivian border. Skipping Puno, I arrived Cusco at 4 am in the morning. I was so impatient to visit the Lost City of the Incas (aka. Machu Picchu) for so long, I decided to save visiting Cusco for later and went directly to Aguas Calientes. It is not possible to go from Cusco to Aguas Calientes via public transportation at 4am. So, I ended up taking a t