Traveling While Introverted

A blog about two introverts and one world.

Another Millennial Travel Blog

Hello world.

On July 22, 2025, we hopped on a plane to Guatemala to explore the Americas. Which countries are we visiting? Not sure. How long are we going for? Also not sure. Are we going to write about it? You betcha little lady!

Below you’ll see our general observations and mishaps, but we encourage you to read the posts in Adam & Yahm’s corners too. Click the subscribe button to get an email notification when a new post is up. Follow us on the socials. DM us and comment, we’d love to hear from you. (But please remember that we’re still people so don’t be a jerk.)

Hugs,

Yahm & Adam

A Grecian Detour While We Watch and Wait

One of the privileges of long-term travel is having opportunities to not only visit new places, but to also visit friends and family who live far away for an extended period of time. Since we both have Israeli roots, we wanted to take the opportunity to spend six weeks in Israel after traveling through Latin…

Tales from Uruguay’s Atlantic Coast

What people outside of the “Southern cone” of South America may not know is that Uruguay has some of the most beautiful and sought-after beaches on the continent. With that in mind, we made it a priority to visit as many seaside towns as we could. Since we spent nearly 3 weeks in Montevideo, we…

Montevideo: Uruguay’s Surprising Capital

After a few fun days in Colonia del Sacramento, we hopped on a bus to the capital city of Montevideo. Because we were staying in the city for 2.5 weeks, we took our time exploring and learning about Uruguayan culture. The day we arrived was also the beginning of Carnaval, which is an incredibly unique…

A Charming Introduction to Uruguay in Colonia del Sacramento

Since our plans for Argentina didn’t work out as we hoped, we cut our time short and decided to venture to a new country. We chose Uruguay for a few reasons. When we did our initial research about Latin America, Uruguay piqued our interest. The country has more cows than people and has a long…

Buenos Aires Part 2: A Few Gems in an Otherwise Underwhelming City

After we completed our house sitting gig through Trusted Housesitters in San Isidro, we returned to the Palermo neighborhood. Due to complex logistics (like 18-hour bus rides) and high costs, we decided to forgo exploring other parts of Argentina that we wanted to see. (We’ll be back.) Instead, we cut our time in Argentina in…

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