Great video! Question, was this shot a few months ago or is it easier to just keep the Christmas tree up all year round to save packing it up? 😂😊 love your work guys.
So informative! I have been a subscriber since your first Thailand series and you guys have always been the best at these practical information vlogs for countries you are visiting. Thank you so much!
So much to see in South America . There so many countries worthy of visits. You couldn't say it any better. The travel tips are spot on. Harriet and I have been to 8 countries and enjoyed every one of them. It's a continent that you have to spend a little time in to get to know it's people and culture. Our approach is to do one country at a time. You manage to capture great footage despite your challenges. Kudos Stace for hanging in there when you were experiencing altitude sickness. Any plans in the future to visit other countries in South America? Nalu looks so cute. She must be a lap dog. Always looking for affection. Hopefully one day we could catch up with you somewhere in the world. Sending you Hugs🫂 and Kisses💋 from Richmond, Va. Harriet, Jim and Yuki
About the service. The difference between New Zealand service and similar in New Zealand they always ask you if you want more ( sometimes they ask too many times ) but in south America (I'm from Chile ) most of the time you will get the waitress if you need something because we do not like to be interrupted. this also applies if you go shopping for clothes people will leave you alone and if you need something you can call them. but I agree that if you will speak Spanish maybe you can get them sooner.
Thanks for the SA series was so good 👍 and thanks for putting me onto the Wise card, have used it here (NZ) and Aus and am off 2 Vietnam/Cambodia/Thailand in September where it will get a thrashing 😊 have also recommended it 2 everyone that will listen 😂
Great video guys! was really interested to hear how you got on with poquito espanol...as a solo traveller I found this to be my biggest challenge, I wasnt as fluent as I woudlve liked by the time I went and I definitely think its essential, its definitely not like a lot of other parts of the world where you usually always have some English in the high tourism spots, you really need to know Spanish, the tour definitely would've helped and I had the same luck of meeting a bunch of Spanish speakers at my hostel and we travelled together as a group from then...but without them it woudlve been so challenging! Im planning to return and have a tutor currently, Definitely a part of the world for the experienced traveller, only thing that sucks being from our part of the world, languages aren't as big of a deal because we are so far from everything! its funny meeting Americans who all speak good Spanish in that part of the world
Awesome video guys, we’ve been following your journey as we prepare for our own trip to Peru, Bolivia and Brazil next month! Having a kiwi experience we can relate to definitely helps We did have a question that you can hopefully help with - did you guys end up getting the Yellow fever vaccination? Finding it difficult to find a definitive answer on whether this is a requirement for Bolivia Thanks so much!
Awesome! Thank you! yes we did get the vaccine, not that we were ever asked about it but if you are asked (immigration etc) that could be a problem. Plus, better to be prepared in terms of the risks.
@@DaneAndStacey love your videos! We are heading over in a few months! Just in relation to this question, I’ve read you can get the yellow vaccine for free over there, did you guys do this or get your vaccines here in New Zealand 🤍 Also wondering if you remember all the vaccines you got for your South America trip, you guys are our travel gurus so would love your input ☺️
Ugh we hear ya! We were trying to get access to Wise years before it was available in NZ and tried to get one delivered to Poland haha, alllmost got there but they blocked it last minute
We really enjoyed your tips and tricks - we are older than you but are planning the same trip as you - with the tour you did, where did you do it? or did they plan your whole trip for you?
Incredibly useful video, thanks guys! In Argentina I used Western Union to send money to myself (from my UK bank account). That way you get the blue rate but don't have to bring lots of USD cash with you.
Hey Dane and Stacey, it seems you’re coming home now after a trip to South America! My wife and I are planning to visit New Zealand this year and maybe stay for a month. We live in Paris but are planning to go for a nomadic life. I'm just starting to learn about this and feel completely lost, so any advice or tips are welcome. Thanks for your generosity and inspiration ❤
Hey! The nomadic life is amazing, so many positives and a lot of challenges too. Honestly the best we can recommend is to grab a copy of our How To Travel Full-Time book, as much as we hate to turn this into a 'sale' but it's 300+ pages of discussing ways to make money, adjusting to the life, the challenges and more.
Great video, thanks guys. Have been intending to travel South America for a number of years but injuries and issues prevented me. Finally leaving in October and hoping to get out there for at least 4 months. Given that I am planning to be out there for quite some time, would you recommend just going with a large backpack? Or is it worth dragging a case around?
Glad to hear you're finally getting over there! Honestly we only regretted our suitcase once - we know for a fact the people with backpacks regretted it MUCH more that that!
Looks like it was an amzing trip....so much variety between the different countries which is always an added bonus. Well, so now is the time to start researching your Kimberley Cruise trip....haha. The perfect season for cruising is coming up soon....an amazing and barely touched part of the planet. None of the popular travel vloggers have been so far.....so, someone has to be first. Between Broome and Darwin is the popular cruises......prepared to be blown away by the ancient land. Thank me later !!!
This was nicely covered. I'd still like to know the transportation in detail BC I don't want to take the G adventure through and through but take their day trips with Viator or get your guide. Did you say you took G adventure package? Thanks!!
Sorry for the delay - yeah this was all part of a big G Adventures tour other than a bit in the middle to connect up to the starting point. Honestly takes away SO MUCH stress
@DaneAndStacey Thank you for responding. It's not late for a response:) Yeah I cannot disaster stress goes away. I'll ponder over them. I think they charge heavy ... For obvious reasons... Only because a lot more can be covered with the same budget.
You definitely can see more for the same budget, but not having issues with transport, a guide at every location, everything booked for you, language barrier eased and loads of great local recommendations everywhere you go
@@DaneAndStacey Goodness my last comment was so broken amidst my work schedule. It made half sense. Lol. And yes, I'd not argue over the convenience having a tour and expertise in such remote, possibly a little unsafe location. Easy to move in groups and I'd not be shy of paying for comfort and safety ever. The other - on your own- but taking day trips thingy also seemed doable but it definitely comes with it's time consumption, having to worry and plan about everything and anything going wrong specifically in SA. Thanks again! :)
she is a nice place and please and please be careful about natural disaster in your country but i wish you are fine and have a nice day with peace and have a good healthcare and going an oher country and no death in your country and i wish you are fine and have a good healthcare
Great video! Question, was this shot a few months ago or is it easier to just keep the Christmas tree up all year round to save packing it up? 😂😊 love your work guys.
So informative! I have been a subscriber since your first Thailand series and you guys have always been the best at these practical information vlogs for countries you are visiting. Thank you so much!
Too good - thanks for hanging with us for so long!!
It was an awesome series, as always💛 Love all your content and following your adventures. You two make me smile.
Loved the tip's and trick's and traveling hack's like it great channel guys 👍
The face when Stacey says amaziiiiiiing!!! It's priceless ❤
So much to see in South America . There so many countries worthy of visits. You couldn't say it any better. The travel tips are spot on. Harriet and I have been to 8 countries and enjoyed
every one of them. It's a continent that you have to spend a little time in to get to know it's people and culture. Our approach is to do one country at a time. You manage to capture great footage despite your challenges. Kudos Stace for hanging in there when you were experiencing altitude sickness. Any plans in the future to visit other countries in South America?
Nalu looks so cute. She must be a lap dog. Always looking for affection. Hopefully one day we could catch up with you somewhere in the world. Sending you Hugs🫂 and Kisses💋 from Richmond, Va. Harriet, Jim and Yuki
Good video, Dan-uh-grr and Stacey. Looks like an exciting continent.
I'm Swiss. I love travelling to all types of destinations. The few times I was pickpocketed were all in Switzerland in the towns I lived in 😅
thanks for this, guys! So useful. IF I ever get to that side of the world one day...
You should! It's such an incredible experience and a real journey too (in a good way)
About the service. The difference between New Zealand service and similar in New Zealand they always ask you if you want more ( sometimes they ask too many times ) but in south America (I'm from Chile ) most of the time you will get the waitress if you need something because we do not like to be interrupted. this also applies if you go shopping for clothes people will leave you alone and if you need something you can call them. but I agree that if you will speak Spanish maybe you can get them sooner.
Very good points! We kind of prefer to be left alone, but then feel rude for interrupting and asking wait staff for help
Great watching your videos ....but where is NZ on the map you use in this one??!! It took me till half way through to realise it's not there 😮😂
Thanks Guys, really useful for me as I’m heading to SA for 4 months in April
Many thanks 🙏🏻
Machupicchu is an incredible place, magic. FULL energy.
As with all your videos, this was a great series 😊
Thanks for the SA series was so good 👍 and thanks for putting me onto the Wise card, have used it here (NZ) and Aus and am off 2 Vietnam/Cambodia/Thailand in September where it will get a thrashing 😊 have also recommended it 2 everyone that will listen 😂
Great practical tips guys - thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video guys! was really interested to hear how you got on with poquito espanol...as a solo traveller I found this to be my biggest challenge, I wasnt as fluent as I woudlve liked by the time I went and I definitely think its essential, its definitely not like a lot of other parts of the world where you usually always have some English in the high tourism spots, you really need to know Spanish, the tour definitely would've helped and I had the same luck of meeting a bunch of Spanish speakers at my hostel and we travelled together as a group from then...but without them it woudlve been so challenging! Im planning to return and have a tutor currently,
Definitely a part of the world for the experienced traveller, only thing that sucks being from our part of the world, languages aren't as big of a deal because we are so far from everything! its funny meeting Americans who all speak good Spanish in that part of the world
Awesome video guys, heading to Latin America for 2 months. Which e-sim did you use please. 🙏🙏
Thanks so much! geni.us/pO2p39
Awesome video guys, we’ve been following your journey as we prepare for our own trip to Peru, Bolivia and Brazil next month! Having a kiwi experience we can relate to definitely helps
We did have a question that you can hopefully help with - did you guys end up getting the Yellow fever vaccination? Finding it difficult to find a definitive answer on whether this is a requirement for Bolivia
Thanks so much!
Awesome! Thank you! yes we did get the vaccine, not that we were ever asked about it but if you are asked (immigration etc) that could be a problem. Plus, better to be prepared in terms of the risks.
@@DaneAndStacey love your videos! We are heading over in a few months! Just in relation to this question, I’ve read you can get the yellow vaccine for free over there, did you guys do this or get your vaccines here in New Zealand 🤍 Also wondering if you remember all the vaccines you got for your South America trip, you guys are our travel gurus so would love your input ☺️
You’re gonna have a great time! We found the same confusing advice online so just paid to get it in NZ but it’s pricey! 💀
@@DaneAndStacey thank you so much! Yes not looking forward to that bill 🤣
Where did NZ go???
Congrats - you passed the test!
LOL at the Wise/ card plug! If only the card was available in every country! :D
Ugh we hear ya! We were trying to get access to Wise years before it was available in NZ and tried to get one delivered to Poland haha, alllmost got there but they blocked it last minute
What about Elektricity in the Meaning of Outlets?
We really enjoyed your tips and tricks - we are older than you but are planning the same trip as you - with the tour you did, where did you do it? or did they plan your whole trip for you?
Incredibly useful video, thanks guys! In Argentina I used Western Union to send money to myself (from my UK bank account). That way you get the blue rate but don't have to bring lots of USD cash with you.
Christmas tree up haha
Haha yeah admittedly we filmed this a little while ago but it was still far too long after xmas
Hey Dane and Stacey, it seems you’re coming home now after a trip to South America! My wife and I are planning to visit New Zealand this year and maybe stay for a month. We live in Paris but are planning to go for a nomadic life. I'm just starting to learn about this and feel completely lost, so any advice or tips are welcome. Thanks for your generosity and inspiration ❤
Hey! The nomadic life is amazing, so many positives and a lot of challenges too. Honestly the best we can recommend is to grab a copy of our How To Travel Full-Time book, as much as we hate to turn this into a 'sale' but it's 300+ pages of discussing ways to make money, adjusting to the life, the challenges and more.
@@DaneAndStacey Awesome! I got my copy and I'm excited to start reading it. Thanks a lot!
Absolutely loved this series, so excited to see you travel somewhere new again. This too was a really useful video with some great tips
Great video, thanks guys. Have been intending to travel South America for a number of years but injuries and issues prevented me. Finally leaving in October and hoping to get out there for at least 4 months. Given that I am planning to be out there for quite some time, would you recommend just going with a large backpack? Or is it worth dragging a case around?
Glad to hear you're finally getting over there! Honestly we only regretted our suitcase once - we know for a fact the people with backpacks regretted it MUCH more that that!
Looks like it was an amzing trip....so much variety between the different countries which is always an added bonus. Well, so now is the time to start researching your Kimberley Cruise trip....haha. The perfect season for cruising is coming up soon....an amazing and barely touched part of the planet. None of the popular travel vloggers have been so far.....so, someone has to be first. Between Broome and Darwin is the popular cruises......prepared to be blown away by the ancient land. Thank me later !!!
This was nicely covered. I'd still like to know the transportation in detail BC I don't want to take the G adventure through and through but take their day trips with Viator or get your guide. Did you say you took G adventure package? Thanks!!
Sorry for the delay - yeah this was all part of a big G Adventures tour other than a bit in the middle to connect up to the starting point. Honestly takes away SO MUCH stress
@DaneAndStacey Thank you for responding. It's not late for a response:) Yeah I cannot disaster stress goes away. I'll ponder over them. I think they charge heavy ... For obvious reasons... Only because a lot more can be covered with the same budget.
You definitely can see more for the same budget, but not having issues with transport, a guide at every location, everything booked for you, language barrier eased and loads of great local recommendations everywhere you go
@@DaneAndStacey Goodness my last comment was so broken amidst my work schedule. It made half sense. Lol. And yes, I'd not argue over the convenience having a tour and expertise in such remote, possibly a little unsafe location. Easy to move in groups and I'd not be shy of paying for comfort and safety ever. The other - on your own- but taking day trips thingy also seemed doable but it definitely comes with it's time consumption, having to worry and plan about everything and anything going wrong specifically in SA. Thanks again! :)
For the altitude sickness does the coca leaves actually help with the altitude?
From our perspective, not really... sadly
Nice video
Thanks!
@@DaneAndStacey you’re welcome
Next time come to Brazil!
We will!
3:15 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Huehue
she is a nice place and please and please be careful about natural disaster in your country but i wish you are fine and have a nice day with peace and have a good healthcare and going an oher country and no death in your country and i wish you are fine and have a good healthcare
Do they use bum guns in central/south america? :)
Haha unfortunately, yes
@@DaneAndStacey unfortunately yes? :p
Funny, you make a comment on the safety of the most secure country.
That's debatable I guess
Rocio comes from no where and advising your sister not to help your mom………..