Where I’ve been
Mexico
Mexico City – 30th March-3rd April (blog / pictures)
Queretaro – 3rd-4th April (blog / pictures)
San Miguel de Allende – 5th-7th April (blog / pictures)
Guanajuato – 8th-10th April (blog / pictures)
Aguascalientes – 11th April
Zacatecas – 12th-13th April (blog / pictures)
Creel & the Copper Canyon – 15th-17th April (blog / pictures)
Batopilas – 18th-19th April (blog / pictures)
El Fuerte – 20th April
Mazatlan – 21st-22nd April (blog / pictures)
Mexcaltitan – 23rd April (blog / pictures)
Guadalajara – 24th-29th April (pictures)
Puebla & Cholula – 30th April (blog / pictures)
Oaxaca – 1st-5th May (blog / pictures)
Zipolite – 6th-11th May (blog)
San Cristobal de las Casas – 13th-14th May (pictures)
Guatemala
Huehuetenango – 15th May (pictures)
Quetzaltenango (Xela) – 16th-23rd & 29th May (blog / pictures)
La Escuela de las Montañas – 24th-28th May (blog)
San Pedro la Laguna – 30th May-2nd June (blog / pictures)
Antigua Guatemala – 3rd-5th June (blog / pictures)
Honduras
Copan Ruinas – 6th-7th June
Utila – 8th-15th June (blog / pictures)
La Ceiba – 16th-17th June
Tegucigalpa – 18th June
USA
South Beach, Miami – 19th-21st June (blog / pictures)
Colombia
Bogota 22nd-24th June & 31st July-1st August (blog / pictures)
Villa de Leyva 25th-27th June (blog / pictures)
San Gil & Barichara 28th-30th June (blog / pictures)
Taganga 2nd, 7th-9th & 12th July (blog)
Ciudad Perdida 3rd-6th July (blog / pictures)
Parque Nacional Tayrona 10th-11th July
Cartagena 13th-15th July (pictures)
Medellin 17th-20th & 25th-27th July
Salento 21st-24th July
Manizales 28th-29th July
Peru
Lima 2nd-4th & 22nd August
Huaraz 5th-7th, 12th & 21st August
Cordillera Blanca (Santa Cruz Trek) 8th-11th August
Cordillera Huayhuash (Huayhuash Circuit) 13th-20th August
Pisco & the Islas Ballestas 23rd August
Huacachina 24th August
Nazca 25th August
Arequipa 27th-30th August
Colca Canyon 31st August-1st September
Cusco 3rd-5th & 9th September
Inca Trail 6th-8th September
Puno 10th September
Bolivia
Copacabana & the Isla del Sol 11th-12th September
La Paz 13th-14th & 16th-18th September
Coroico 15th September
Sucre 10th September
Potosi 20th-21st September
Uyuni 22nd September
Salar de Uyuni 23rd-24th September
Chile
San Pedro de Atacama 25th-26th September
Argentina
Salta 27th-28th September
Mendoza 30th September-1st October
Chile
Santiago de Chile 2nd-3rd, 7th-9th & 13th October
Valparaiso 4th-6th October
Rapa Nui (Easter Island) 10th-13th October
New Zealand
Auckland 16-17th & 21st October
Taupo & Tongariro National Park 18-19th October
Rotorua 20th October
Australia
Melbourne 22nd-25th Oct & 28th October-4th November
Halls Gap (the Grampians) 26th October
Great Ocean Road 27th October
Perth 4th-7th November
Uluru (Ayers Rock) 7th-10th November
Sydney 10th-13th November
Where I’m going (probably)
Indonesia – from 13th November
South-East Asia (countries TBC, probably including The Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Cambodia) – December to March
Thailand – March
London – March 29th 2010
15 responses so far ↓
Mapping my journey « Itinerant Londoner // June 24, 2009 at 6:49 pm |
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Chris // June 25, 2009 at 7:48 am |
That is quite a hectic schedule! An awesome one at that though!
Christian Haugen // July 5, 2009 at 2:15 pm |
Nice plan man :) Want to do all of those places myself! That will probably have to wait though as my trip is coming to an end soon. Central America is definently on my explore list!
Jude // August 9, 2009 at 1:13 am |
Awesome pics and blogs. Well done!! If you want any ideas for Peru, Bolivia or Argentina just email.
Jude from nz
Tim Pitt // August 31, 2009 at 9:04 am |
I googled Santa Cruz trek and found your blog, by chance.
Bravo old boy, this is a very fine piece of work., and makes for compulsive reading. I am extremely impressed.
I spent 5 months, travelling solo & independently, in Argentina (mainly Patagonia) in 2008, so I shall look forward to reading about your future adventures especially in this country.
Thanks for access to this marvelous travel diary – I salute you.
Tim
Folkestone, UK
Geoff // August 31, 2009 at 10:46 am |
Cheers Tim! – Unfortunately I’m not going to make it to Patagonia this trip, I’m going to have to save that one for the next time
Akila // September 1, 2009 at 4:25 pm |
Just noticed that we might overlap on Australia and New Zealand. I’ll add you to my RSS feed and maybe we’ll be able to meet up. :)
Debbie // October 3, 2009 at 5:48 pm |
This is such great stuff. Thanks for keeping me entertained! Enjoy Santiago. I loved it down there. If you get back up to Southern California, let me know—
Erik Smith // October 5, 2009 at 7:49 pm |
Don’t forget Laos in SE Asia. People keep raving about it, especially the boat down the Mekong and Luang Prabang. Safe Travels- am enjoying the blog.
Geoff // October 6, 2009 at 8:03 am |
I’ve been to Laos before, in 2007, and I loved it so much that it convince me to do the trip I’m on now. Am going to try and make it back again this time to see all the places I missed before, it’s such an incredible place
Peter // November 9, 2009 at 11:29 am |
Geoff, top blog my man…. I’m just about to embark on a 4 month tour of South America, was thinking of flying into Cali and travelling up to Carribean Coast in Colombia. Also have plans to go south and spend some time in Lima and rest of Peru.. Any tips much appreciated. Take lots of $1 bills to Cambodia.
PJ // November 14, 2009 at 11:15 pm |
How can you skip India??
Geoff // November 15, 2009 at 12:14 am |
It was a tough decision, but you can’t visit everywhere in one trip. I’m saving India, Pakistan & Nepal for another trip, and I really would love to visit all three
Gill Stuart // November 16, 2009 at 6:30 am |
Hi Geoff
Just looking at your itinerary…..when are u planning to be in Oz now? Also, there’s a fab cafe in Lorne on the Great Ocena Road….http://www.kafekaos.com.au/ Have done the Great Ocean Road twice now and loved it both times…..
Geoff // November 17, 2009 at 1:39 am |
I’ve just left Oz and am in Indonesia now – and yes, I did stop in that cafe in Lorne, was lovely – really loved the Great Ocean Road too