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Wanting to savor my last few days in South America, I lingered in Punta Arenas, exploring the Costanera del Estrecho, the walkway on the eastern side of the city that runs along the shoreline of the Strait of Magellan. I also treated myself to reason

When I booked my flights home from Chile a few months ago, I had no idea how helpful a ten-hour layover would be. After being directed to board the wrong plane in Punta Arenas and facing a lack of clarity from airline personnel about where, exactly,

Each motorcycle journey poses different opportunities, challenges, breathtaking scenery, and unusual wildlife. But one factor has remained constant in my solo travels through six continents over the last five and a half years – the kind, capabl

He Went That Way: It’s always hard to say goodbye. After delivering Adventure Baby to the truckers in Punta Arena responsible for getting him to his next destination, I had mixed feelings. Although I was sad to see him go after our incredible r

When I woke up to sunshine and blue skies after days of heavy fog and rain, my heart leapt with joy, not just because it looked so darn pretty but also since the warmer temperatures made it less likely I would encounter snow on the ground as I travel

Ooh, Ushuaia – it’s hard to think of a better place to celebrate the holidays as well as two important personal milestones -– turning 60 and riding solo on my sixth continent less than six years after first setting out on my own. Lo

Deciding that a trip to the southernmost part of South America wouldn’t be complete without visiting penguins in their natural habitat, I set out on a cruise along the Beagle Chanel to Martillo Island to check out one of the world’s large

Wanting to make the most of my stay in Ushuaia, I headed out on a tour of the nearby Tierra Del Fuego National Park. With breathtaking mountain, river, and lake views, the sign at the southern terminus of Ruta 3, and the “End of The World&rdquo

Four border control and immigration stations, one ferry, multiple stretches of road construction and lots of wind later I was elated to finally reach Ushuaia, the extreme southern end of South America, after years of dreaming of making the journey. I