Kurt Caz

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...

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

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

Marianny takes me into what used to be the most dangerous place on earth. Welcome to Comuna 13. Let's Go! If you want to keep up with me behind the scenes you can follow me on instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/kurtcazyoutube

My good friend Jorge and I went to go watch the ultimate Medellin face-off, a rivalry that goes beyond just football.

Last month I spent some time in Leticia, the most southern part of Colombia in the Amazon. A place I'd always wanted to visit since making Colombia my home base. I crossed 3 borders in 20 minutes and that's when I got into trouble.

Cali or "Caliente" is not just hot in terms of temperature but in all ways imagineable. I managed to get into the deepest part of Siloé, Colombia's most dangerous hood where even the police won't go. Que Chimba Colombia!!! 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴

Jackey took me to her secret secluded beach just outside of Mombasa, Kenya.

I knew I had to meet up with Edwin from Gikomba market again and this time it was to leave him with a gift. See you soon Kenya 🫡

What do you think about this side of Mombasa?

This video was age restricted on YT for no reason. Let's get it the views it deserves on Rumble. Get sharing soldiers. 🫡

First day out back in the motherland, things take a turn.

When I think about Bolivia, the first thing that comes to mind is Coca, The Yungas Road and Llamas. Me and my friend Kevin travelled on the world's most dangerous road. Join us on this adventure.

To end off the day in Petare, I hung out with mariannys family.

Ever wondered what GTA would be like in real life? Well here's the Colombian version.

I ran out of money and there's no way to withdraw any. I have a few more days left in Caracas, so let's go spend the last bit of cash we have. Also went to 23 de Enero. Bad Idea? Let's go find out.

Marianny took me into Petare, where she was born and raised. Petare, situated on the outskirts of Caracas in Venezuela, is Latin Americas largest barrio. Let's go see what we get up too 👀

How the hell did I end up here? Anyways, Today I'm on an Island off of Cartagena, Colombia with my friend Karin. Chévere!

BJJ or Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a martial art and self defence system recreated by the Gracie family in brazil. Today I met up with my friend Igor, a young man who devoted his entire life to the art of BJJ.

"Zona Norte" (North Zone) is known to have the worst Favelas in the whole of Brazil, with armed militias roaming and guarding the streets. I was not expecting what was about to go down. Get your popcorn ready. Valeu!

Once we arrived in Satarém, we started our search for a boat driver to take us out to an indigenous village where we could sleep for the night. Also there was a lot of Cachaça involved. Valeu! 🇧🇷

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!!!

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.

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!

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.