# bagandboard.com > Your budget-friendly travel guide ## Posts - [Complete guide hiking Piz Boè in the Dolomites](https://bagandboard.com/complete-guide-hiking-piz-boe-in-the-dolomites/): In this guide, I will share my experience hiking Piz Boè in the Dolomites, explain what to expect along the trail, and provide practical tips to help you plan your own hike. Standing at 3,152 meters, Piz Boè is one of the highest peaks in the Sella Group. Besides, it is one of the most accessible 3,000-meter summits in the Dolomites. While reaching many alpine peaks requires mountaineering experience, Piz Boè offers an achievable challenge for hikers willing to put in a few hours of effort. The trail combines spectacular mountain scenery, dramatic limestone landscapes, and breathtaking panoramic views that stretch […] - [Turkish Airlines' Miles & Smiles loyalty program review](https://bagandboard.com/turkish-airlines-miles-smiles-loyalty-program-review/): Airline loyalty programs are designed to make frequent travellers feel rewarded for willingly spending long hours in airports and aircraft cabins of the same airline every time. After flying multiple long-haul routes with Turkish Airlines, joining the Miles & Smiles program started to make practical sense rather than just being another account password to forget. Miles & Smiles is the airline’s official frequent flyer program. It allows travellers to collect miles, access benefits, and potentially reduce future travel costs through flights and partner networks. This post breaks down how Miles & Smiles works, what benefits stand out, and whether it is […] - [Long-haul flights with Turkish Airlines: inflight experience review](https://bagandboard.com/long-haul-flights-turkish-airlines-inflight-experience-review/): This review breaks down what it is actually like onboard: seats, food, service, and the overall experience of spending hours in the air with Turkish Airlines on long-haul flights. Long-haul flights tend to fall into two categories. Something you endure, or something that slightly redeems the fact you are trapped in a metal tube for half a day. After flying Turkish Airlines on multiple long-haul routes, the experience sits somewhere closer to the second category than most carriers manage. What stands out isn’t just the distance covered, but how the journey itself is handled. From onboard meals that feel like actual […] - [TourIstanbul with Turkish Airlines: free Istanbul layover tour review](https://bagandboard.com/touristanbul-with-turkish-airlines-free-istanbul-layover-tour-review/): This review covers how TourIstanbul by Turkish Airlines works, what the experience is like, and whether it is worth planning your flight around. Layovers are usually the least exciting part of flying. Hours spent waiting, scrolling, or slowly losing respect for airport coffee prices. Turkish Airlines takes a different approach with its Touristanbul program. They turn eligible layovers into a free guided tour of Istanbul. Instead of staying inside the airport, passengers with sufficient connection time can step out and explore a city that sits between continents, history, and cultures. It is one of those rare airline perks that actually feels […] - [Where to eat in Mexico: foodie guide to the Yucatán Peninsula](https://bagandboard.com/where-to-eat-in-mexico-foodie-guide-to-the-yucatan-peninsula/): Where to eat on the Yucatán Peninsula? The Yucatán Peninsula isn’t just about turquoise water and ancient ruins, it is a place where food quietly steals the spotlight. From laid-back lagoon towns to lively coastal hubs, every stop comes with its own flavours, traditions, and must-visit spots. Whether you are chasing the perfect taco or curious to taste locally crafted chocolate, these destinations offer more than enough reasons to loosen your belt a notch. Here are a few places worth adding to your list. Tested, appreciated, and very much worth the calories. 1.) Mr. Taco in Bacalar When I travelled in […] - [Rheinfall in Switzerland: visiting the largest waterfall in Europe](https://bagandboard.com/rheinfall-in-switzerland-visiting-the-largest-waterfall-in-europe/): Rheinfall waterfall is one of the most spectacular natural attractions in Switzerland. Moreover, the largest waterfall in Europe by volume. Located near the town of Schaffhausen, close to the German border, this thundering cascade impresses visitors with its sheer power and scale. It is easily accessible by public transport and is surrounded by scenic walking paths. Therefore, Rheinfall waterfall makes for an unforgettable day trip in northern Switzerland. About Rheinfall waterfall in Switzerland Rheinfall waterfall is on the High Rhein in Switzerland, it is the largest waterfall in Europe. It is considered the largest, because it is 150 m (490 ft) wide, 23 m […] - [Tikal or El Mirador in Guatemala: which Maya ruin should you visit?](https://bagandboard.com/tikal-or-mirador-guatemala-which-maya-ruin-should-you-visit/): Hidden deep in the jungles of northern Guatemala are some of the most impressive Maya ruins in the world: Tikal and El Mirador. These are the two of the most famous sites, but the experience of visiting them could not be more different. Tikal is one of the most iconic archaeological sites in Central America, with towering temples rising above the rainforest canopy. It’s relatively easy to visit and can even be explored on a day trip from Flores. El Mirador, on the other hand, sits far deeper in the Maya Biosphere Reserve. Reaching it requires a demanding multi-day jungle trek, […] - [What to expect on the El Mirador 6-day jungle trek in Guatemala](https://bagandboard.com/what-to-expect-on-the-el-mirador-6-day-jungle-trek-in-guatemala/): Deep in the dense jungles of northern Guatemala lies one of the most remote and astonishing archaeological sites in the Maya world: El Mirador. Reaching it is not simple. Unlike famous sites like Tikal, there are no paved roads and no shortcuts. To reach the ancient pyramids you have to hike for several days through dense jungle in the Mirador Basin, an endless forest before finally standing atop La Danta. The El Mirador jungle trek in Guatemala is physically demanding, but for those willing to take on the challenge, it offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of ancient Maya civilisation. […] - [Ultimate guide to crossing borders in Mesoamerica by land](https://bagandboard.com/ultimate-guide-to-crossing-borders-in-mesoamerica-by-land/): Travelling overland through Mesoamerica is one of the most rewarding ways to experience the region. Moving between El Salvador, Guatemala, Belize, and Mexico by land lets you see changing landscapes, cultures, and daily life that you would completely miss if you flew. However, border crossing in Mesoamerica by land can be confusing if you don’t know what to expect. From exit taxes and migration forms to transport logistics and unofficial “helpers,” being prepared makes the process far smoother. This guide shares practical tips based on real travel experience to help you crossing borders confidently and avoid common mistakes. Border crossing between […] - [Guide to Uaxactún in Guatemala: hidden Mayan ruins beyond Tikal](https://bagandboard.com/guide-to-uaxactun-in-guatemala-hidden-mayan-ruins-beyond-tikal/): Hidden deep in the jungles of Petén, Guatemala, Uaxactún mayan ruins offer a captivating journey back in time without the crowds. Just north of the famous Tikal ruins, this ancient Maya site blends history, astronomy, and community life. If you’re seeking a quieter, more immersive archaeological adventure, Uaxactún is a destination you don’t want to miss. About Uaxactún Uaxactún is one of the earliest Maya archaeological sites in the Maya Lowlands and located in the Petén Department of northern Guatemala. It lies within the Maya Biosphere Reserve in Tikal National Park and was declared a national landmark in 1970. Despite its […] - [Actún K’an cave, Flores, Guatemala: off-the-beaten-path adventure](https://bagandboard.com/exploring-actun-kan-cave-in-flores-guatemala/): Tucked just beyond the colorful streets of Flores lies one of Guatemala’s little-known adventures: the Actún K’an Cave. Unlike the polished tourist attractions elsewhere, this cave offers a rugged, authentic experience. With only a flashlight and a helmet, you’ll descend into the darkness. You will be guided through tight tunnels, echoing chambers, and mysterious rock formations. Whether you are an intrepid backpacker or simply looking to get off the beaten path, Actún K’an is an unforgettable way to connect with Petén’s natural and cultural landscape. About Santa Elena de la Cruz and Flores However, Flores is the most known, Santa Elena […] - [Travelling in Southern Germany with the Baden-Württemberg ticket](https://bagandboard.com/travelling-southern-germany-with-the-baden-wurttemberg-ticket/): Last updated: May 06, 2026 Traveling through southern Germany doesn’t have to drain your wallet. The Baden-Württemberg ticket turned out to be one of the easiest and cheapest ways to travel between towns when I went from Switzerland into Germany. With one ticket I could hop between regional trains all day, explore the Black Forest and Lake Constance. As a result, I could reach small towns that would have cost a fortune otherwise. If you want a budget-friendly way to explore this part of Germany, this pass is honestly a lifesaver. What the Baden-Württemberg ticket is? The Baden-Württemberg ticket is a […] - [Exploring Triberg Waterfalls and cuckoo clocks in the Black Forest](https://bagandboard.com/exploring-triberg-waterfalls-black-forest/): Hidden in the heart of Germany’s legendary Black Forest lies one of the country’s most enchanting natural wonders. The Triberg Waterfalls cascade over seven tiers and it is surrounded by lush woodland. These falls offer a perfect mix of scenic beauty, easy hiking, and traditional German charm. Whether you come for the waterfalls, the cuckoo clocks, or a slice of authentic Black Forest cake or ham, Triberg is a destination that captures the spirit of southern Germany. About the Triberg Waterfalls Triberg Waterfalls is the highest waterfall in Germany. It is located in Triberg im Schwarzwald in the Black Forest in […] - [Exploring Tikal ruins: the heart of the Mayan world in Guatemala](https://bagandboard.com/exploring-tikal-ruins-the-heart-of-the-mayan-world-in-guatemala/): Deep in the dense jungles of northern Guatemala, in the Petén region lies the Tikal Mayan ruins. It is one of the most breathtaking archaeological sites in Central America. Once a powerful capital of the ancient Maya civilization, Tikal is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It offers visitors a mix of towering temples, exotic wildlife, and fascinating history. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or an adventure traveler, Tikal will leave you speechless with its grandeur and mystery. History of Tikal The Maya Biosphere Reserve is a nature reserve in the Petén region of northern Guatemala. Together with the Maya […] - [Guide to hike Benlettery, Connemara’s southernmost peak](https://bagandboard.com/guide-to-hike-benlettery-connemaras-southernmost-peak/): Tucked away in the wild beauty of Connemara, Benlettery is one of the southernmost peaks of the Twelve Bens mountain range in County Galway in Ireland. Though often overshadowed by its higher siblings, Benlettery offers hikers an accessible and rewarding climb. The summit rewards with panoramic views of Ballynahinch Lake, the Atlantic coastline, and the rugged peaks of Connemara. Whether you’re a casual hillwalker or seeking solitude in nature, this hike is a hidden gem worth exploring. The Twelve Bens The Twelve Bens is a mountain range in Connemara National Park in County Galway in the western part of Ireland. The size of […] - [Guide to El Boquerón: the crater of San Salvador’s sleeping giant](https://bagandboard.com/guide-to-el-boqueron-the-crater-of-san-salvadors-sleeping-giant/): Just a short drive from El Salvador’s capital lies one of the country’s most accessible and scenic natural wonders. It is El Boquerón, the massive crater of the San Salvador Volcano. Surrounded by lush pine forests and cool mountain air, this destination offers a perfect escape from the city. Whether you’re into hiking, volcano views, or simply enjoying nature, El Boquerón National Park is a must-visit. About the San Salvador Volcano The San Salvador Volcano, also known as El Boquerón or Quezaltepeque (“hill of quetzals” in Nahuatl), is an iconic landmark. It dominates the skyline west of the capital, and is […] - [A guide to Cerro Verde National Park in El Salvador](https://bagandboard.com/a-guide-to-cerro-verde-national-park-in-el-salvador/): Cerro Verde National Park in El Salvador is a peaceful escape into misty cloud forests, panoramic volcanic views, and vibrant biodiversity. It is tucked high in the mountains on the west of the country. Many travellers come here for the Santa Ana hike, but this park is a destination in its own right. Whether you’re looking for an easy stroll through nature or a peaceful spot to admire El Salvador’s iconic volcanoes, this national park promises a relaxing and scenic experience. The Cerro Verde National Park in El Salvador Cerro Verde National Park sits within the Cordillera Apaneca mountain range. It […] - [Complete guide to hike the Santa Ana Volcano in El Salvador](https://bagandboard.com/complete-guide-to-hike-the-santa-ana-volcano-in-el-salvador/): Imagine standing on the rim of a volcanic crater, staring into an aquamarine crater lake. The highlight of the Santa Ana Volcano hike is reaching this vibrant turquoise crater lake. This hike is perfect for adventure seekers, as it combines moderate difficulty with incredible scenery. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or a beginner looking for an exciting challenge, Santa Ana Volcano is a must-visit. In this guide, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know: how to get there, entrance fees, hiking tips, and what to expect along the way. The Santa Ana Volcano, also known as Volcán Ilamatepec Santa Ana is El Salvador’s highest volcano and […] - [Uncovering the secrets of Cahal Pech Mayan ruins in Belize](https://bagandboard.com/uncovering-the-secrets-of-cahal-pech-mayan-ruins-in-belize/): The ancient Maya civilization once spanned southern Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize. They left behind a breathtaking legacy of cities, temples, and ceremonial centers. Cahal Pech Mayan ruins offer a quiet, intimate connection to this fascinating history. Located just above San Ignacio, this compact archaeological site is one of the oldest Maya settlements in Belize. This makes it a must-see for history lovers and curious travellers alike. The legacy of the Maya in Belize Belize is one of the most important regions in the ancient Maya world. Thousands of years ago, this area was dotted with ceremonial centers, pyramids, and vibrant cities built by the Maya […] - [Ultimate guide to visit Casa Tortuga Cenotes near Tulum](https://bagandboard.com/ultimate-guide-to-visit-casa-tortuga-cenotes-near-tulum/): If you’re looking for an unforgettable experience on the Yucatan-peninsula visit one or as many cenotes as you can and would like. Casa Tortuga Cenotes is just a short drive from Tulum and is a must-visit destination. This stunning natural attraction features four different cenotes, a mix of open-air and cave cenotes. Each has its own unique beauty from crystal-clear waters to dramatic limestone formations, and perfect for swimming or snorkeling. Whether you’re an adventure seeker or just looking to relax in nature, this cenote offers amazing pastime opportunities. The Yucatán Peninsula The Yucatán Peninsula forms a significant part of the ancient Mayan lowlands and was the central […] - [Top things to do in Balatonboglár: 10 sights by Lake Balaton](https://bagandboard.com/top-things-to-do-in-balatonboglar-10-sights-by-lake-balaton/): Balatonboglár is located on the southern shore of Lake Balaton in Somogy County. It is a perfect destination for nature lovers, culture enthusiasts, or families looking for fun activities. This charming town offers a mix of stunning viewpoints, historic churches, adventure parks, and lakeside promenades. Whether you’re interested in hiking up the Várdomb for breathtaking views, discovering art at the Kék and Vörös Kápolna, or simply enjoying the relaxing atmosphere of the lakeside parks, Balatonboglár has something for everyone. About Balatonboglár Balatonboglár is located between the towns of Fonyód and Balatonlelle. Between 1979 and 1991 Balatonlelle and Balatonboglár together they formed a common town called Boglárlelle. Its population […] - [Tecapa volcano, Alegría and Berlín: hidden gems of El Salvador](https://bagandboard.com/tecapa-volcano-alegria-berlin-hidden-gems-el-salvador/): Hidden in the eastern highlands, Tecapa Volcano in El Salvador is a stunning natural destination. The area offers incredible hiking opportunities, breathtaking views, and the chance to visit the emerald-green Laguna de Alegría. This adventure isn’t complete without exploring the nearby villages of Alegría and Berlín. Both has its own charm and cultural appeal. Whether you’re trekking through volcanic landscapes, relaxing in a colourful mountain town, or sipping fresh coffee in a traditional café, this trip promises an unforgettable experience in one of El Salvador’s lesser-visited areas. Tecapa volcano Tecapa Volcano in El Salvador is part of the Sierra Tecapa-Chinameca volcanic […] - [Cheap eats in New York City: 10 must-try budget bites](https://bagandboard.com/cheap-eats-in-new-york-city-10-must-try-budget-bites/): New York City is one of the most exciting food destinations in the world, but eating out can get expensive. Luckily, the city is packed with incredible budget-friendly eats that don’t compromise on flavor. In this guide, I’ll share 10 of the best cheap eats in New York City, all based on my personal experiences. Whether you’re craving classic New York pizza, iconic street food, or comforting mac and cheese, there are plenty of delicious options where you can grab a satisfying meal without breaking the bank. 1.) Ess-a-Bagel in Midtown, Manhattan Ess-a-Bagel is famous for its huge, chewy bagels and generous […] - [Airalo eSIM review: the best mobile data solution for travellers](https://bagandboard.com/airalo-esim-review-mobile-data-for-travellers/): Staying connected while travelling is essential for navigation, communication, and even capturing and sharing memories in real time. Having reliable mobile data can make your journey smoother. There are several ways to get internet access while travelling. Among all these options, in my opinion, Airalo stands out as one of the best choices for travellers. With its easy-to-use eSIM technology, affordable data plans, and coverage in over 200 countries, Airalo offers a hassle-free way to stay connected. Below you can read about my Airalo eSIM review. Mobile data options while travelling If you’re going abroad, here are the main ways to get internet access: About […] - [Visiting ARCAS: the Wildlife Rescue Center in Guatemala](https://bagandboard.com/visiting-arcas-the-wildlife-rescue-center-in-guatemala/): ARCAS Wildlife Rescue Center is an incredible conservation project in Guatemala. The organisation is dedicated to rehabilitating and protecting Guatemala’s native wildlife. As a result, ARCAS provides a second chance for countless species. Whether you’re a nature lover, an eco-conscious traveler, or someone passionate about animal welfare, this unique sanctuary offers an inspiring experience. About the ARCAS Wildlife Rescue Center ARCAS is a non-profit organisation and was founded in 1989 by a group of Guatemalan people. A lot of animals are being hunted down and sold on the black market. The organisation care for the animals that are rescued from the hands of […] - [Street art in New York City, part 1: The Bushwick Collective](https://bagandboard.com/street-art-new-york-city-bushwick-collective/): New York City is a global hub for street art, and no place showcases this vibrant culture better than the Bushwick Collective in Brooklyn. It started as a small initiative to revitalise the neighbourhood and now it has grown into a busy tourist destination. This open-air gallery, that here and there covers entire buildings, brings together local and international artists. I had a chance to visit New York City in the spring of 2023. New York City was at the top of my bucket list and I had a very good time there. If I had been able to skip sleeping like the city […] - [Where to eat in Guatemala: 15 places you should try](https://bagandboard.com/where-to-eat-in-guatemala/): Last updated: April 12, 2026 Where to eat in Guatemala? The country’s culinary landscape offers a delightful blend of traditional flavours, international dishes, and unique dining experiences. In this guide, I’ll share my favourite restaurants and cafes that made my journey even more memorable. Each offering something special: wandering the charming cobblestone streets of Antigua, the former capital city of Guatemala to discover hidden gems, to the rich taste of cacao on the serene shores of Lake Atitlán. Or tacos that hit just right, and even meals deep within the ancient Tikal National Park. Let’s see! 1.) Santa Clara Panadería y […] - [Pacaya volcano and pizza adventure](https://bagandboard.com/pacaya-volcano-and-pizza-adventure/): Exploring the majestic landscapes of Guatemala isn’t complete without a visit to the iconic Pacaya Volcano. It is one of the country’s most active and accessible volcanoes. Its rugged, black lava fields and awe-inspiring views offer a unique adventure. But what makes this trek unforgettable is the chance to enjoy a delicious experience: pizza cooked on the volcanic rocks! Pizza on Pacaya volcano is a must-try experience. About the Pacaya volcano Pacaya is one of the most active volcano in America, its last eruption was in 2021. The aftermath is still visible, you can see the petrified lava near the surrounding villages. […] - [Where to eat in El Salvador: restaurants and cafés across the country](https://bagandboard.com/where-to-eat-in-el-salvador/): Last updated: April 06, 2026 Where to eat in El Salvador, where the culinary scene is as diverse as its landscapes. Offering everything from traditional pupusas to gourmet dining experience surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Whether you are exploring the beaches of El Zonte, hiking the trails of Cerro Verde or wandering the charming streets of Suchitoto, this guide will lead you to some unique restaurants and cafés. These locations let you know where to eat in El Salvador and offer a taste of the Salvadoran culture. 1.) Pupusería La Carmencha in Olocuilta Where to eat in El Salvador if not […] - [Where to eat in San Salvador: 15 places for different tastes and budgets](https://bagandboard.com/where-to-eat-in-san-salvador/): Last updated: March 26, 2026 Where to eat in San Salvador, in the bustling capital of El Salvador? This city is a treasure trove of culinary experiences, offering a mix of traditional flavors and modern tastes. Whether you’re in the mood for authentic pupusas, international cuisines, or cozy cafes, the city has something to satisfy every palate and budget. In this guide, I’ll share some of the best places I’ve personally tried. From iconic street food spots to casual dining options that showcase the city’s vibrant food culture. 1.) Pupusería Mayarac Where to eat in San Salvador if not in a […] - [The three most breathtaking waterfall in El Salvador](https://bagandboard.com/the-three-most-breathtaking-waterfall-in-el-salvador/): I want to tell you about three breathtaking waterfall in El Salvador, which offer a blend of natural beauty and adventure: Chorros de la Calera, El Salto de Malacatiupán and the Cascadas Los Tercios. Chorros de la Calera waterfall in El Salvador I spent one week in El Salvador and we rented a car. The public transportation is slower and you are a bit limited. You can use Uber, but it would cost more. So, the most efficient was to hire a car for a week. If you would like to go by bus, you shall take bus number 205 from […] - [A complete guide to do the Vía Verde del Mar in Spain](https://bagandboard.com/complete-guide-via-verde-del-mar-spain/): Where is the Vía Verde del Mar in Spain? You can find the Vía Verde del Mar in Spain, in the northern part of the Valencian Community in Castellón province, on the Costa del Azahar or Orange Blossom Coast in English. The route lies between the two beach town: Benicassim and Oropesa del Mar and is approx. 5,5 km long one way. The excursion is suitable for all fit levels, the entire route goes on flat ground. However, if you would like to go up to the towers, or down to the beaches and coves, or you decide to bypass the […] - [Essential tips to hike the Acatenango volcano](https://bagandboard.com/essential-tips-to-hike-the-acatenango-volcano/): In this article, you’ll discover all the important information you need to hike the Acatenango volcano. Before my own hike, I did a lot of research, but I still had questions that I wished to have answers beforehand. I’ll do my best to assist you based on my personal experiences. What you need to know about the Acatenango volcano? Acatenango volcano is one of Guatemala’s must-see destinations. If you’re traveling along the Gringo Trail, make sure to include this hike in your itinerary. The volcano is part of the Sierra Madre mountain range and is one of the 37 volcanoes in […] - [Quick guide to the Gringo Trail](https://bagandboard.com/gringo-trail/): The Gringo Trail goes through Central and South America, along its main attractions. Why the name, Gringo Trail? The trail is visited mostly by American, Canadian and European tourists, this is where the name of the route comes from. In Latin America, the word gringo is used to all of tourist with white skin, but often to all the Americans from the US and is pejorative sometimes. Furthermore, gringos can be such persons that do not speak Spanish or does not have any knowledge of the Latin American culture. Parts of the Gringo Trail The trail can be divided into two […] ## Pages - [Blog](https://bagandboard.com/blog/): Welcome to Bag & Board, my travel blog dedicated to budget-friendly adventures across Europe, North America, and Central America! I mostly travel solo, but occasionally, I have a travel companion (e.g. one of my cousins) joining me on the road. Whether you’re looking for hidden gems, cultural experiences, or outdoor adventures, this page is your gateway to all my travel destinations. Browse through my guides, tips, and stories that aim to help you plan your next trip with ease. - [Destinations](https://bagandboard.com/destinations/): destinations Whether you are a seasoned traveller or planning your very first trip, there is something here for everyone. 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