Up early in the morning and a wild taxi ride to the ferry port. Buenos Aires has a strict rule that you can only have 4 passengers in a taxi or uber at one time, so we had to take 2 taxis. The one I was in…we hardly made it on the ferry in time….
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I honestly had no idea Buenos Aires would be so beautiful. The commute to get there was pretty intense. My wife, mother-in-law, and I were flying on points, and I hadn’t realized how far apart the airports in São Paulo are for our layover. Good thing we had 5 hours, because there’s no direct bus,…
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After connecting through Johannesburg (plus a great meal on the plane), I arrived in Maputo and got in the Visa On Arrival line. It was a bit disorganized and slow, but they accepted cards (no need for local cash, which is hard to have at arrival), got my visa, and met the guy my AirBNB…
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“Why are you going to Malawi? For work?” People were shocked I was there for tourism. I actually liked Blantyre, but I learned later that there’s supposed to be an amazing national park I didn’t get out to. I arrived at the “is this all of it???” airport in Blantyre, went through the quite disorganized…
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After a really cool pilot gave us the goals for the World Cup final during the flight, I landed in Zanzibar, got my visa-on-arrival, and then haggled for a taxi. Funny enough, I had another “that’s the official price” moment that didn’t match the price chart, and I not-surprisingly got the right price after pointing…
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The Wandering Vegan
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My name is Ryan.
I caught the travel bug at a young age, and here are the tales of my wanderlust, surprise vegan food finds, and adventures across the planet.
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