Paula shares her love for travel through her camera lenses. She has combined her passion for cinema and photography in order to immortalize her trips. She now shares her creativity and expertise with the Naya Travel community.

Dive into her world as a creator, traveler and learn some tips to take into consideration if you too want to immortalize your next trip.

Mexico, a country with diverse ecosystems, from the stunning beaches of the Caribbean coast to the rugged peaks of the Sierra Madre Occidental. Discover a rich array of landscapes and ecosystems, including lush jungles, underground rivers, vast deserts, and hidden cenotes. With its ancient ruins, vibrant cultures, and modern cities, Mexico offers an unforgettable experience for all who visit.

Whether you’re out scaling mountains or working hard on your tan on a yacht sailing along a vast blue ocean, we hope you’re having a blissful summer. It’s the season for pool parties and long walks in the countryside, but it’s about slowing down and spending time with family and friends. We bond over our shared travel experiences, laughter, food – and also drinks. And what better way to top off the summer than with an ice cold drink?

We’ve scoured the world in search of the best places to take your bubble safely on the road. Designed for multigenerational families and groups of friends, these wellness journeys are designed to tap into the joys of travel while also prioritizing safety measures that put health and wellbeing first.

In conversation with legendary film director Bruce Neibaur, how travel has shaped and informed his career.

There is something spiritual about being at the edge of the world. Those who’ve made it to Tierra del Fuego may share this feeling; knowing what lies beyond is the last continent, a white desert of ice, is humbling and pushes you to think of the world beyond the boundaries of your everyday life.

I never thought I’d return to Morocco as a traveler - especially having lived here for 20 years. Isn’t travel supposed to offer perpetual excitement of being in an unfamiliar place? Shouldn’t it have an element of the unknown by default? That’s what I thought too, until recently.

A journey across Argentina’s flatlands, plateaus and mountains, through the eyes of Marcos Furer.