Your Ultimate Guide to Visiting Iguazu Falls on Your OwnThe Iguazu waterfalls in South America are one of the continent’s most famous sights. But why? Let’s start with a few facts about Iguazu falls and answers to some commonly asked questions. Later in this article, I’ll share with you my top…
Here are the Top Things to Do in São Paulo BrazilThanks to its busy international airport, São Paulo is a popular entry point for visitors to Brazil. And yet, São Paulo sightseeing doesn’t make it onto many Brazil travel bucket lists. Everyone wants to see the famous beaches of Rio de…
Antarctica Holidays: The Classic Antarctica ItineraryOne of the most memorable things my husband Nick and I have ever done is to take a 10 night, 11 day trip from Ushuaia to Antarctica. This included spending the longest day of the year on the boat and spending Christmas Day on the…
Vegan São Paulo Guide: The Best Restaurants, Shopping & Where to StayI’ve written before about the top things to do in Sao Paulo, but I’ve not yet told you much about vegan Sao Paulo food. In this article, I will answer some of the questions I’ve received about the vegan…
Guest article by Gosia Mobbs.Vegan Peruvian Food in Cusco and Machu PicchuThe Inca ruins of Machu Picchu still hold the same wonder and mystery today as they must have when Hiram Bingham discovered them in 1911. Along with Iguazu falls on the border of Brazil and Argentina, Machu Picchu is one…
Pantanal Tours – The Best Eco Holiday Option in BrazilWhile the Amazon rainforest is the most famous eco holiday destination in Brazil, that’s not where you’ll see the most wildlife. Your best chance of spotting Brazil wildlife is actually on one of the many Pantanal tours offered at the other end…
Vegan Paraguayan Restaurant and Food GuideIf you’ve ever eaten in a Paraguayan restaurant, you’ll know that Paraguay traditional food is quite heavy. Historians say that this stodgy Paraguayan cuisine was created in the aftermath of the disastrous War of the Triple Alliance, when about 70 percent of the male population of…
Do you think it would be difficult to travel as a vegan in Peru? South America in general has a reputation as a meat lover’s paradise, so you might think that vegan travelers would have a hard time there. For example, one of my most vivid memories from my own trip…
Even though we didn’t officially change the name of the blog, The Nomadic Vegan actually morphed into The Nomadic Vegans about nine months ago, when my husband Nick became vegan himself. Yay! Nick has contributed quite a bit to the success of The Nomadic Vegan behind the scenes, but he’s…
Hi, I'm Wendy. I'm an intrepid traveler, vegan foodie and animal lover. I travel all over the world (117 countries and counting!) uncovering vegan treasures to show you how you can be vegan anywhere. Read more on my About page.
