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We're Will and Sarah. During three years living in Spain and Chile, we decided to create Left Turns Travel for like-minded travelers.






A Guide to Brasília
Brazil’s futuristic capital is a city unlike any other, built from scratch on a 3,300-foot (1,000m) plateau over the course of just three and a half years. Though Brasília can be a bit difficult to wrap your head around, it’s well worth a visit for its architectural beauty and its importance as the nation’s capital.


Chapada Diamantina
Located on a plateau deep in Brazil’s northeastern state of Bahia, the Chapada Diamantina is a rugged region that offers fantastic hikes, waterfalls, and outdoor adventures.


Pucón
Pucón is one of South America’s adventure sports capitals and is an extremely popular tourist destination for Chileans. Whether you visit in summer to raft down the rivers, ride horses, and fish the lake or in winter to ski down the slopes of the volcano, this action-packed town is sure to delight, with a boatload of activities and awe-inspiring nature everywhere you look.


Cinque Terre: Liguria's Coastal Gem
Spread out along nine miles (15 km) of the rugged Ligurian coast, wedged between the Apennine Mountains and the Mediterranean, the five medieval villages collectively known as Cinque Terre are a testament to the communities who for centuries have made their lives in this beautiful yet inhospitable stretch of land.


Conguillío National Park
A 2.5 hour drive from Pucón, Parque Nacional Conguillío is one of Chile’s finest national parks. It is centered around the twin peaks of the soaring Volcán Llaima, one of the most active in Chile, which rises over 10,250 feet (3,125 m).


Best Beaches of Ilhabela
Ilhabela is a fantastic weekend getaway offering picturesque beaches, exhilarating water sports, and large areas of lush, unspoiled tropical forest.


El Calafate: Gateway to Southern Patagonia
Located on the shores of the stunningly blue Lago Argentino, in the extreme south of the American continent, the town of El Calafate is one of the main tourism hubs of Argentine Patagonia and an entrance point to Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, one of the world’s great national parks. The town offers access to breathtaking nature while providing a comfortable base of warm, cozy inns and Argentine culinary delights.


El Chaltén: A Hiker's Paradise
El Chaltén is one of the world’s premier hiking destinations, with access to some of Patagonia’s most iconic peaks.


Neighborhood Guide: Malasaña
Malasaña is Madrid’s most bohemian neighborhood, and it has tons to offer by day or night, full of lively bars, casual restaurants, and vintage clothing stores.


A Guide to Football in Madrid
Madrid is without a doubt one of Europe’s footballing capitals. The city’s name is synonymous with that of the world’s most successful club, Real Madrid, but it is also home to a variety of clubs both large and small with passionate support and noble histories of their own. Here, you will find a guide to the three first-division clubs within the city limits, each with a unique culture woven into the fabric of the city.
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