Kurt Caz

I rented a bike from Quito and drove it along the coast. Enjoy the video!

From Quito I took the best bus I have ever taken in my life to the small town of Esmeraldas. From there, I took a taxi to the smaller beach town of Atacames, Home to Ecuadors Craziest Beach! Enjoy!

After escaping and overthrowing the patriarchy of Makendi and Junior, I became the one and only Voodoo High Priest. I went to Guayaquil, Ecuador to hang out in the hood and drink some beers. Let's go!

I went back to Medellin, where I flew with Marianny to Isla Grande, off the coast of Cartagena. Join us on our little mission through the town of Orica.

I went back to find Carlos Luis... This is a little bit of a different video to which I usually post and I did not film it as well as I wanted to as I was uncomfortable sticking the camera in their face whilst doing this. I am still improving. I believe in doing good deeds off camera, However I shot this in order to show you guys where the money goes. No video, No proof. Hope you guys enjoy and thanks once again.

I followed the road north of Pedernales in the Dominican republic and went where it took me. I ended up crossing over into Haiti once again, except this time I was not expecting this...

Makendi, my guide for the day mentioned that they do voodoo in the town, so of course I was interested and wanted to check it out. When I asked him in the beginning of the video how much it would cost to do it he said around 200-300 Dominican Pesos which is roughly $4. Later on Makendi turned on me. He was a part of it all. I would of happily paid them $100+ or an equally fair amount for the ceremony. Instead they tried to finesse me and took my kindness for weakness. Luckily they took me back to the hotel to extort me for more money and from there i was safer to bargain, with the help of the presence of the hotel staff. In the end I paid them $70.

I decided to cross the border from the Dominican Republic into Haiti on foot. I had to do it. This was filmed before the latest earthquake in Haiti. My thoughts and condolences go out to all the people effected. Let's go!

Avoid making the same mistake as I did! Let's Go!

Santo Domingo, The Capital of the Dominican Republic. Another place I never thought I would visit...Well here I am, In the most dangerous part of it too. Sorry I'm late, I was eating strawberry Ice Cream In the Hood... Let's Goooo!!!

Towards the end of my stay I decided to stay in a floating lodge about a 25 minute speedboat ride away from Iquitos. In total it cost me $203 with breakfast included. Great service and friendly people who have now become friends. This is not an advertisement for them but if you would like to stay there, it is called Amazon Oasis Lodge. This video is a little bit different and more relaxed than the previous ones...

Whilst snooping around the backstreets of Belén in Iquitos, I noticed a pair of staring eyes locked in on me. That's when I met Armando, who would soon become my first friend in Iquitos. Vamos!

After Spending a week in Cusco, I couldn't cope with the altitude sickness anymore so I parted ways with Stephan and I took a flight back to Lima. From there I took another flight the next day to Iquitos, Peru's Biggest City on the Amazon and the biggest city in the world not reachable by land. Also home to one of the craziest markets I've ever been to in my life. Let's Go! Enjoy!

Day Five: We finally made it to Cusco! To end the series I thought I should post this short film of our last day on the road to finalise our adventure. Not the most exciting of days but the story would be incomplete without it. Enjoy!

Day Four: After leaving the town of San Francisco, We hit Peru's Deadliest Road once again, through the biggest Coca Fields in Peru...avoiding falling boulders, landslides, guerrillas and narcos...also a family brothel. Enjoy

Day Three: Would you drive these deadly roads of Peru? After a night in Ayacucho Stephan and I took the road north. After hours of avoiding getting crushed by landslides or disappearing off the sides of the crumbling roads, we made it to the Guerrilla controlled region of Peru.

Day Two: After sleeping at the worlds loudest Motel, Stephan and I carried on with our journey through the forgotten valleys of Peru. We decided to take the longer route, which said would take 6 hours longer...which wasn't true. You won't believe what we found along our way. Vamos!

Day One: After renting a car in Lima, Stephan and I decided to go on a journey from Lima to Cusco which should of taken 20 Hours. That didn't go as planned. This is the Peru they don't show.

Would you eat this $0,50 Cow Heart? Whilst Stephan and i were snooping around Surco in Lima, We spotted a street food stand selling Anticuchos. I had finally found what I had been searching for. Let's go!

After an hour of searching the barrio of Rímac for something to eat, I finally found a restaurant that could serve me some good local food from Lima! No Anticuchos though! Does Peru live up to it's gastronomic hype? I thought I would go have a look and take you guys with me to find out. Enjoy!

"They are going to rob you!" are the words I have never heard as much as I did when I entered the Barrio of Rímac in Lima, Peru. I was told that you can eat cow heart in Lima so that was my goal and no better place to do so than in a local area, away from the tourists. Things didn't go as planned. Let's Go!

Would you walk through the Porno Street of Medellín? Join me on an adventure through the centre of Colombia's most famous city!

Let's go check out what a small hidden town on the pacific coast of colombia is like. Let's go!

Whilst taking a dip in the sea, these lovely ladies approached me and offered to take me on an adventure into the jungle... Where are they taking me?

An hour away from Medellin via the smallest plane ever, lies the small town of Bahia Solano in the State of Chocó on the pacific Coast of Colombia. From there I caught a ride on a boat to Playa Huina. That is where I am. Let's go get something to eat!