by Anthony Perez | Mar 28, 2016 | Europe, General, Turkey, Voyage Journal
Words can’t even begin to describe how excited I am to finally backpack in the Balkan region of Europe. It’s not only far cheaper than “common” European places, but in my opinion, it seems far more cultural and exotic. For many years I’ve...
by Anthony Perez | Mar 25, 2016 | Europe, General, Luxembourg
I’ve had so much curiosity about this country since I was in High School, studying maps on my own time around the world. Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in Europe, and I guess one of many small countries of the world. After I decided to visit...
by Anthony Perez | Mar 17, 2016 | Belgium, Europe, General
Before I left the U.S., I sat at my work desk one day and thought to myself prior to this year of travel, I am probably going to have some really intense stories to tell that will stand out of the ordinary. Some of them crazy, while others just plain silly. I think...
by Anthony Perez | Mar 17, 2016 | Belgium, Europe, General
Belgium is certainly an incredible country, unique at that. As far as language divide goes, it reminds me of Canada, where English is one language of the nations, while French is the second. Same goes for Belgium in its own way. One side, Flanders in the north, speaks...
by Anthony Perez | Mar 5, 2016 | Europe, General, The Netherlands
The Netherlands wasn’t my intended first country on this gap year. Western Europe was actually completely out of the question. But since my girlfriend and I originally had plans to go anyway, it made more sense to combine the Europe trips in one trip. Three...
by Anthony Perez | Jan 20, 2016 | Cuba, General
Cuba is no doubt a beautiful island. For its size in the Caribbean being the largest of all the islands, Cuba offers quite a variety of scenery. From the round top mountains of Viñales in the west to the flat farmlands of the center. But what struck me with awe was...
