Wanderful Women’s Travel Guide to Buenos Aires Start here to plan a trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina. This comprehensive guide offers resources from a variety of travel experts & influencers!…
The Best Day Hikes in Patagonia You Absolutely Cannot Miss
Anna Richards shares her top day hikes in Patagonia after extensive travels in the region. And no, Torres del Paine isn’t on the list! With my sleeping bag zipped right…
This Woman is Hitchhiking Her Way Solo Around the Entire Globe
When the waitress crushed the fish’s head open with a spoon, Kristin Addis thought she’d have to politely eat brains. Rather, the Chinese woman dug out a sword-shaped bone, cleaned…
Being an Online Influencer Ran Her Ragged. Here’s How She Got Her Mojo Back.
From an early age, women are taught to be selfless. We are taught to think of others’ needs before our own, to care for others before we care for ourselves….
6 Tips for Traveling Sans Flying (Part 2)
Here is the second in a three-part series exploring alternatives to traveling on planes. Photo credit: Boccaccio1 What Go Girl doesn’t love traveling overland, getting up close and personal with the…
Travel, Subways and Love
I’ve seen subways I’ve seen subways that were called tube (London) I’ve seen subways that were no cute (Rio de Janeiro) I’ve seen subways with a funny accent (Milan) I’ve…
The Lowdown for Landing a Latin Lover
The first time I met a guy from South America, I was almost instantaneously in love. Though his English was poor, he knew the important words to get to a…
Girls just wanna take cruises
If you happen to have some holiday time leftover and you’re in desperate need of rest and relaxation, it might be a really good time to consider a last-minute cruise…
Copacabana… A place to sleep, dream and watch the sun go down
If you have been to Copacabana and the border between Bolivia and Peru, then this is the sunset you have been missing out on. Copacabana is the perfect place…
Bienvenidos a Buenos Aires
Known as the Paris of South America, Buenos Aires is one of the most surprising cities I visited yet. Walking down the wide boulevards (most famously the Avenida 9 de…
From Suramérica to Suburbia
It is inevitable to experience “reverse culture shock” after spending a long period of time abroad. Culture shock is the experience of a new language, food, people, and trying to…