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21 | British | I Have a passion for travelling and want to share some of my best photos from my experiences 🌍✈️

Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil - 2019. The iconic street pattern of Brazil.

Calle de los dulces, Puebla, Mexico - 2020. Old beetle’s are very popular in Mexico, here is one parked on the ‘street of the sweets’ - a whole street lined with sweet shops.

Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City, Mexico - 2020. In the building opposite this stunning palace, you can perch on a rooftop cafe to escape the hustle and bustle and take in the shear scale of this humongous metropolis.

Mexico City, Mexico - 2020. Murals paint the walls everywhere in this wonderful city.

Topes de Collantes, Cuba - 2020. We came across a local coffee farmer who offered us a staple of the Cuban diet whilst exploring this stunning national park.

Playa Giron, Cuba - 2020. The bay of pigs is where the Americans once tried to invade Cuba, now it is a tranquil and beautiful destination popular with avid divers due to some of the clearest waters in the world.

Havana, Cuba - 2020. The ministry of interior building in the plaza de la revolución has a huge mural of Che Guevara on the side - the poster boy of the Cuban revolution.

Cienfuegos, Cuba - 2020. A lonely classic car rests in the Parque José Martí on a quiet Sunday in Cienfuegos centre.

Topes de Collantes, Cuba - 2020. Exploring this national park by horseback is a must on any visit to Trinidad.

Havana, Cuba - 2020. The famous El Capitolio building captured in a glorious early evening light

Trinidad, Cuba - 2020. Peering out of the bell tower of Convento de San Francisco over the spectacular Topes de Collantes National Park.

Iguazú falls, Argentina - 2019. The sheer size and power of these waterfalls will never fail to amaze.

Pedra Do Telégrafo, RJ, Brazil. It’s all in the angles 📷

Trinidad, Cuba - 2020. Typical street view of the cobbled, colourful streets of Trinidad.

Cuba - 2020. Not your average taxi and certainly not the most comfortable 5 hour journey from Havana to Trinidad, however a trip to Cuba wouldn’t be complete without a journey in one of its famed classic motors.

Cenote X’canche, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. Vines and tree roots dangle 100 feet into the Cenote below them.

Itacaré, Bahia, Brazil - 2019. The hippy town lies on the quiet, rugged coast of Bahia, making it an ideal hideout for experienced surfers.

Chichen Itza, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. Incredible.

Izamal, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. With every single building painted yellow, there is no other town in the world quite like Izamal. However, the reason for this is still unclear.

Paraty, RJ, Brazil. After a tropical storm, the water settles between the ancient cobbles on the streets of Paraty leaving a perfect photo opportunity.

Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil - 2019. The iconic street pattern of Brazil.

Trinidad, Cuba - 2020. Cuba is the home of many famous cocktails and that is very apparent by the vast array of choice in every bar. You could find a happy hour for every hour of the day in various bars and I am clearly enjoying it.

Trinidad, Cuba - 2020. Music, in particular salsa, is such an important part of Cuban culture, it’s inescapable. The songs of buena vista social club being covered by local musicians, gives the perfect background to the most amazing sunset.

Cenote Zaci, Valladolid, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. The Yucatan is also famed for it’s cenotes - underground waterways which occasionally peer out from the jungle floor which has caved in. Believe it or not, this cenote is in Valladolid city centre.

Amazonas, Brazil - 2019. Giant water lilies so giant they could support a small child.

Las Coloradas, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. These extremely salty lakes attracts red-coloured algae and plankton which gives it its pink colour.

Pelourinho, Salvador, Brazil - 2019. Salvador being the music capital of brazil makes it hard to escape the beats of drums that ring around the colourful streets of Pelourinho.

Mayapan ruins, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. Mexico has such a rich and fascinating history. Here in the foreground lies a perfectly in tact serpent’s head that was crafted centuries ago with the main temple in the background where offerings were made.

Basilica do Senhor do Bonfim, Salvador, Brazil - 2019. Bahia bands are tied around every possible nook and cranny of this glorious 18th century cathedral to offer the visitors good luck.

Jardim Botânico - Rio De Janeiro

Tulum ruins, Quintana Roo, Mexico - 2020. 1000 years ago this was a bustling Mayan settlement now reduced to ruins spectacularly placed on cliff faces above beautiful, tropical beaches.

Salvador, Bahia, Brazil - 2019. Bahian ladies I’m traditional dresses in front of the Elevador Lacerda.

A murky Cristo Redento - Rio De Janeiro

Trinidad, Cuba - 2020. Horse and cart remains the main form of transport in this time-warped town.

Museu do Amanhã - Rio de Janeiro. Also know as museum of tomorrow in English, this extraordinary museum is a striking bit of architecture in the heart of Rio educating visitors on the effects of climate change.

Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The largest Favela in South America, Rocinha is a city within a city. As cloud descends over the metropolis, the true scale of this place is left to your imagination.

Copacabana, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. Iconic Brazil at its very best in the early evening.

Pap De Acucar, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Catching the very last glimpses of sunlight before it drops behind Christ perched on Corcovado mountain.

Amazonas, Brazil. Giant water lilies so huge they could support a small child.

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Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil - 2019. The iconic street pattern of Brazil.

Calle de los dulces, Puebla, Mexico - 2020. Old beetle’s are very popular in Mexico, here is one parked on the ‘street of the sweets’ - a whole street lined with sweet shops.

Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City, Mexico - 2020. In the building opposite this stunning palace, you can perch on a rooftop cafe to escape the hustle and bustle and take in the shear scale of this humongous metropolis.

Mexico City, Mexico - 2020. Murals paint the walls everywhere in this wonderful city.

Topes de Collantes, Cuba - 2020. We came across a local coffee farmer who offered us a staple of the Cuban diet whilst exploring this stunning national park.

Playa Giron, Cuba - 2020. The bay of pigs is where the Americans once tried to invade Cuba, now it is a tranquil and beautiful destination popular with avid divers due to some of the clearest waters in the world.

Havana, Cuba - 2020. The ministry of interior building in the plaza de la revolución has a huge mural of Che Guevara on the side - the poster boy of the Cuban revolution.

Cienfuegos, Cuba - 2020. A lonely classic car rests in the Parque José Martí on a quiet Sunday in Cienfuegos centre.

Topes de Collantes, Cuba - 2020. Exploring this national park by horseback is a must on any visit to Trinidad.

Havana, Cuba - 2020. The famous El Capitolio building captured in a glorious early evening light

Trinidad, Cuba - 2020. Peering out of the bell tower of Convento de San Francisco over the spectacular Topes de Collantes National Park.

Iguazú falls, Argentina - 2019. The sheer size and power of these waterfalls will never fail to amaze.

Pedra Do Telégrafo, RJ, Brazil. It’s all in the angles 📷

Trinidad, Cuba - 2020. Typical street view of the cobbled, colourful streets of Trinidad.

Cuba - 2020. Not your average taxi and certainly not the most comfortable 5 hour journey from Havana to Trinidad, however a trip to Cuba wouldn’t be complete without a journey in one of its famed classic motors.

Cenote X’canche, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. Vines and tree roots dangle 100 feet into the Cenote below them.

Itacaré, Bahia, Brazil - 2019. The hippy town lies on the quiet, rugged coast of Bahia, making it an ideal hideout for experienced surfers.

Chichen Itza, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. Incredible.

Izamal, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. With every single building painted yellow, there is no other town in the world quite like Izamal. However, the reason for this is still unclear.

Paraty, RJ, Brazil. After a tropical storm, the water settles between the ancient cobbles on the streets of Paraty leaving a perfect photo opportunity.

Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil - 2019. The iconic street pattern of Brazil.

Trinidad, Cuba - 2020. Cuba is the home of many famous cocktails and that is very apparent by the vast array of choice in every bar. You could find a happy hour for every hour of the day in various bars and I am clearly enjoying it.

Trinidad, Cuba - 2020. Music, in particular salsa, is such an important part of Cuban culture, it’s inescapable. The songs of buena vista social club being covered by local musicians, gives the perfect background to the most amazing sunset.

Cenote Zaci, Valladolid, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. The Yucatan is also famed for it’s cenotes - underground waterways which occasionally peer out from the jungle floor which has caved in. Believe it or not, this cenote is in Valladolid city centre.

Amazonas, Brazil - 2019. Giant water lilies so giant they could support a small child.

Las Coloradas, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. These extremely salty lakes attracts red-coloured algae and plankton which gives it its pink colour.

Pelourinho, Salvador, Brazil - 2019. Salvador being the music capital of brazil makes it hard to escape the beats of drums that ring around the colourful streets of Pelourinho.

Mayapan ruins, Yucatán, Mexico - 2020. Mexico has such a rich and fascinating history. Here in the foreground lies a perfectly in tact serpent’s head that was crafted centuries ago with the main temple in the background where offerings were made.

Basilica do Senhor do Bonfim, Salvador, Brazil - 2019. Bahia bands are tied around every possible nook and cranny of this glorious 18th century cathedral to offer the visitors good luck.

Jardim Botânico - Rio De Janeiro

Tulum ruins, Quintana Roo, Mexico - 2020. 1000 years ago this was a bustling Mayan settlement now reduced to ruins spectacularly placed on cliff faces above beautiful, tropical beaches.

Salvador, Bahia, Brazil - 2019. Bahian ladies I’m traditional dresses in front of the Elevador Lacerda.

A murky Cristo Redento - Rio De Janeiro

Trinidad, Cuba - 2020. Horse and cart remains the main form of transport in this time-warped town.

Museu do Amanhã - Rio de Janeiro. Also know as museum of tomorrow in English, this extraordinary museum is a striking bit of architecture in the heart of Rio educating visitors on the effects of climate change.

Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The largest Favela in South America, Rocinha is a city within a city. As cloud descends over the metropolis, the true scale of this place is left to your imagination.

Copacabana, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. Iconic Brazil at its very best in the early evening.

Pap De Acucar, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Catching the very last glimpses of sunlight before it drops behind Christ perched on Corcovado mountain.

Amazonas, Brazil. Giant water lilies so huge they could support a small child.

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