We had a great week in Bariloche, from hiking and biking to eating WAY too much chocolate, there was something for everyone.

If you're planning to be in Bariloche, then here's my suggestions for how to spend 5 days with teens/older kids.

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Links to places I talked about in the show:

Rent e-bikes here, you must be 14+ for this place.

Rent bikes here. Make sure you take your passport when you get the bikes.

You gotta eat at Patagonia Brewing!

This place would be a great activity if you don't/can't bike. You can either hike up the hill, about 30-45 minutes, or take the cable car.

Check out this episode to hear about how we created our own chocolate tour.

This chocolate shop has an ice rink!

This is where we went to go on some hikes. Just take bus 20 to the end, walk along the road to the entrance, and you'll see a map of trails you can pick from. We went down to the lake!

The escape room was definitely a highlight of the week for all of us.

Whenever you're ready for some pretty yummy fondue, head to Fondue Club Bariloche.

I love doing this for my family. We have a blast each a every time we make our own tour. Whether it's a food type tour or a sight seeing type adventure you're looking for, don't be afraid to make a custom tour for your family.

What to do this for an upcoming trip you have but want a little help, I've got ya! Just fill out this form and we will set up a time chat about what you want, then I will create a custom PDF for your group.

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Many of us have had mixed results with group trips. But with the tips and ideas in this episode I will help you navigate this little monster with less stress so you and everyone else in on your trip has an amazing experience with as little stress as possible.

Have you taken a group trip? Any tips or great stories! Email me and let me hear 'em!

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First things first: let's define "skill learning"-- this means that you are going to go somewhere in the world with the intention of learning from someone or something.

I'm going to give you 7 tips for how to set yourself and your family up to take full advantage of this time.

Have a thought about the show or this episode? Have you ever gone somewhere to learn a new skill? I'd love to hear from you! Send me an email.

Our family had such a fun day with Turkish Arts while in Istanbul. Learning what Ebru is (Water marble painting) and spending some time enjoying this art was a very cool and relaxing afternoon for the 6 of us.

I also give you 3 (albeit basic) ideas for what you can do with the papers after your day here.

Have you ever done Ebru? Email me and let me know!

Also, while we don't do much on Instagram, you're always welcome to check us out there!

Hey everyone! I'm so glad to be back here! I know it's been a while.

If you are interested in checking out Amare Beach Club for you family, just click the link.

Also, if you have any thing you'd like me to know, topics to talk about, or just wanna say hi, send me an email!

If your family is planning to spend any time in Cartagena, Colombia, then one thing you'll see is the beach! Sadly though, the beaches in the main city are not wonderful, but that doesn't mean you can't find a way to have a fantastic day at the beach while you're there! Enter-Amare Beach Club!

We had the chance to spend all day at this relaxing and fun beach club on Isla Bomba, and I'm here to give you all the details! I hope that on your adventures you get the chance to check out Amare, just make sure you tell Pablo that Marissa says "Hi!"

PLEASE NOTE: The audio on this episode isn't my best. There was a huge Central America rainstorm and the sounds of the rain and wind come through. Sorry guys!

In this episode I am going to give you the inside scoop about our money! And I hold nothing back. :)

If you have ever questioned how much money a family needs to live this way, I hope this episode gives you a good look into how our family of 6 manages money and plans for the future.

I promise, you will not regret getting the EveryDollar app, and this link will save you $10 off your first year's subscription.

Also, if you know a way to help us lower our monthly ATM fees PLEASE send me an email with your thoughts.