Tiles, Tiles, Everywhere Tip #1: The weather changes quickly. Pack hats, a light jacket and scarves for those sudden showers or surprise gusts. Charm Alert: Watch out for the shifting tiles in the...
Welcome to Cervo Wanderlust, a place for Tony & Teresa to share photos and stories of our travels.
We are Tony and Teresa Cervo, and Cervo Wanderlust is our place for saving and sharing our travels.
In 2024, we started pulling back from social media. What we didn't anticipate was the flood of friends and family telling us how much they would miss our adventures. While traveling, we would do photo dumps at the end of each day, with a write-up of what we did that day. It was primarily a way for us to journal our trip and have a place to refer back to when we wanted to remember the name of a restaurant/bar/building, or find a particular photo. Turns out many of our friends and family members were following along with our journeys.
Like we did on social media, this site will be a place for us to save our photos and travel stories. We'll also include the occasional article with tips and/or lessons learned, and maybe even some travel related product reviews (we don't currently have *any* sponsorships or affiliate programs, but if that ever changes, it will be made very clear at the top of each review).
Use the Trips dropdown in the menu to see posts from individual trips, or the Destinations dropdown in the menu to see posts for that destination (which may contain multiple trips).
Tiles, Tiles, Everywhere Tip #1: The weather changes quickly. Pack hats, a light jacket and scarves for those sudden showers or surprise gusts. Charm Alert: Watch out for the shifting tiles in the...
Our final day in Uruguay. We didn’t fly out until 10:15pm, so had a full day, including trying a new (to us) café (the oldest café in Montevideo), and a new hotel. But wait until you hear about...
Our next-to-last day in Uruguay was spent mostly saying goodbye. A walk along La Rambla, one last morning pastry and espresso at Pausat (where we said goodbye to Antonella, our favorite barista)...
Daniel is leaving for a few days to visit his cousin, so we won’t see him again until we’re all back in Sacramento. So, we had a farewell lunch at La Corte. They do a Prix Fixe menu that...
Punta del Este is a resort town about 2 hours from Montevideo. It’s been called a lot of things: “The Hamptons of South America”, “The Monaco of the South”, “The...
Palacio Legislativo Light day today. We started by walking to the Legislative Palace (Palacio Legislativo). The next tour wasn’t until 45 minutes after we got there, so we decided to skip it...
