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August 27, 2026
We entered Peru on July 5th, 2026. After our small debacle on the Ecuador side, the Peru side went easily- we were all stamped out of Ecuador and into Peru, and we got our TIP without much trouble. They...
July 21, 2026
We entered Ecuador the morning of 6/7/26, after spending nearly 3 months in Colombia. The border crossing was pretty easy for us, but Tevin had a small issue canceling his Colombian import permit. The...
June 30, 2026
Our Airbnb in Medellín was a beautiful little rooftop apartment with a great view over the northern part of the city. Medellín is a city of over 2 million, with houses crawling all the way up the valley...
May 26, 2026
We left Los Estoraques on 4/7/26, planning on another long drive day south. We had to drive back down to the jungle lowlands to do so, and really were trying to avoid any more hot and sticky nights. But...
May 3, 2026
Our flight from Panama City to Cartagena, Colombia, was uneventful. We stepped down the stairs from the airplane and into South America! We were finally here, after dreaming of this moment for the last...
April 10, 2026
We arrived at the border to Panama around 9am on 3/7/26. We paid our 8$ exit tax, were stamped out, and then had the vehicle TIP canceled. There was a man who was trying really hard to get us to go make...
April 9, 2026
We’d just crossed out of Nicaragua, and now had to enter Costa Rica. The Costa Rica border facilities were brand new and very nice. We stood in line for a bit and were then stamped in. We then had to go...
March 6, 2026
We arrived at the border crossing from Honduras to Nicaragua around 10 in the morning, a little later than I would have liked. Nicaragua is the most notoriously difficult of any of the border crossings...
March 6, 2026
We drove across the border bridge into Honduras, and had our passports stamped into the country. We had a bit of trouble finding the Aduana building to get the jeep paperwork done, but we finally found...
March 2, 2026
On 2/12/26 we drove towards the El Salvador border at a blistering 55mph, descending out of the Guatemalan highlands. The outside temperature slowly climbed the further we descended, reaching 90F by the...
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