Inspired by this weekend’s Instagram #WHP, I dug into my photo archives from the past 2 years and made a compilation of several lovely scenes I’ve been able to capture in different countries. May all your days be filled with love. Love is coming together and sharing unique moments in life. Love is the complicity that unites complete… (continue reading)
As we were walking down the stairs leading into the Cenote de La Vida—Cenote of Life—guided only by the flickering light of candles at regular intervals; the sound of drums, horns and chants were echoing all around the walls of this semi-dry cenote. Huge trees were shadowing the main area where the rest of the ceremony… (continue reading)
Mahahual is a small and developing town in southern Quintana Roo, on the Yucatan Peninsula, mostly known for being the place where the Central American coral reef starts, which attracts hundreds of tourists in search of good diving/snorkeling experience. My first impression of Mahahual was that it felt like a little Cancún, with its streets full of… (continue reading)
This perfect day in Holbox Island started out as any perfect day should start: With a massive breakfast and tons of laughs. It was also the first time that Zoé, Alex, Kim, Vincent and I traveled together as a group and we couldn’t have chosen a better spot to go to than Holbo, a paradisiac island just a couple of… (continue reading)
Bacalar is a small town located in the southern part of the mexican state of Quintana Roo. Frequently overlooked by tourists in search of white sands and turquoise waters, it is still kind of a lost jewel in the Yucatán Península. What makes Bacalar so beautiful? Its huge multicolored lagoon, with 7 different hues, white sands and mangroves which… (continue reading)
I’ve said it before and I say it again: Calakmul is by far one of the most incredible and definitely the most adventurous mayan site in Mexico. Calakmul is a relatively unknown site in the southern area of the mexican state of Campeche, situated in the middle of the Calakmul natural reserve almost in the… (continue reading)
When I first heard of Las Coloradas and later saw the pictures on the internet, I was a little bit skeptical of its veracity, but my curiosity was strong enough that it forced my pal Vincent and I to leave the lovely city of Valladolid for a quick day trip to the northern part of the mexican state of… (continue reading)
2014 was the first time I backpacked with a personal tent and I definitely intended to use it as much as possible, so I camped whenever possible. Luckily, this gave me the opportunity of camping in some incredible spots, which I list below: Hierve el Agua It was the first time I used my tent and… (continue reading)
In 2014, I was lucky enough to see and photograph some really astonishing landscapes across Mexico, Belize and Guatemala, and making a list of my favorite ones was not an easy thing to do. Despite this, there are several landscapes which I cannot erase from my mind and hopefully, I’ll see them again in the future. San José… (continue reading)
They say life is an adventure but this 2014 has been way more adventurous than any other year in my life and I couldn’t be more happy about it! Ever since I started this project and decided to quit my job and travel, something switched in my mind. For the better, of course! I know we still… (continue reading)