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Interview with Miguel, from “Travel Sauro”

Home » OTHER TOPICS » Interview with Miguel, from “Travel Sauro”

Last Modified: June 16, 2024 //  by Anda //  9 Comments

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Meet the latest blogger featured on my monthly series Travel Blogger Interviews. Miguel, from Travel Sauro,  is a passionate photographer, hiker and explorer, always in search for extraordinary destinations. Miguel’s beautiful photographs and travel stories are a great source of inspirations for those who want to experience the less traveled corners of this world.

Tell us a little about yourself: Who are you? Where are you from?

My name is Miguel and I’m from the Basque Country, Spain. I used to work as an architect but I lost my job due to the crisis in Europe and I’ve been traveling ever since! I’m a backpacker, hiker, photographer and explorer. I love to visit remote countries to explore different cultures and horizons and I allways try to do some hiking in every country I visit if there are any nice mountains around.

What is your blog about and how did you start blogging?

My blog – Travel Sauro–  is about off the beaten path adventures like hiking, diving and paragliding in places like Papua, Timor, Africa, South America, the Caribbeans, etc. I started bloging as a way keep to in touch with my family and friends so they could see what I was doing. Later I moved from my old blog to this new one because I wanted to reach more people and share all my adventures.

Do you travel for business or for pleasure?

I’ve allways traveled for pleasure, but I do some works at the same time in order to fund my travels.

Other than travel and blogging, what other interests do you have?

I love all kind of outdoor adventure sports like hiking, rafting, climbing, horseback riding, diving, etc.

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Miguel hiking Mount Roraima in Venezuela
What is the one thing that is too large or impractical to travel with that you wish you could take with you when you travel?

A good tripod! I know there are some decent small ones,  but I really miss one of those good, big stable tripods.

What is your favorite mode of transportation? (airplane, boat, train, or car)

I know it’s not the most comfortable one, but I think bus is my favorite, maybe I’ve taken so many that I got used to it! haha

Do you have any funny travel story?

I allways try to imitate the different spanish accents from Latin America. I remember once that I was in Cuba and I started talking to some friends with my Cuban accent. Well, some Cuban people around us though that I was actually Cuban and they began talking to me. I had no choice but to keep talking with that accent for a while because otherwise they might have been offended. Some of my friends where laughing like crazy.

What has been your most successful post so far and what is it about?

My most successful post was Travel Guide for Backpacking the Caribbean on a Budget. There I explain how to travel on a budget all the way from Venezuela up to Puerto Rico along the Lesser Antilles. I managed to visit some of the most expensive islands in the world on a low budget, by hitchhiking, camping on the beach, cooking all my meals, etc. It was a great trip!

What is the most unusual food that you have ever eaten?

mmm… Maybe that time when I eat a raw larvae in the Peruvian jungle or those big ants in Colombia. The ants were actually pretty good too.

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Old man in Papua
What inspires you to travel, what kind of places appeal to you?

I like to visit places with a very different culture, language, tradition, etc. And of course, countries where I can practice some adventure sports!

For more travel stories and great pictures, you can follow Travel Sauro on:

URL: www.travelsauro.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/travelsauro
Instagram: www.instagram.com/travelsauro
Twitter: www.twitter.com/travelsauro
Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/travelsauro

Category: OTHER TOPICS, Travel Blogger Interviews

About Anda

Anda is an award winning travel writer, avid globetrotter and passionate photographer. She is the voice behind "Travel Notes & Beyond," a collection of stories and travel impressions from her wanderings around the world. When she is not busy writing, traveling, or editing photographs, you can find her hiking in the foothills behind her house together with her husband and their dog.

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  1. Clare (Suitcases and Sandcastles)

    July 16, 2016 at 4:34 am

    Really interesting interview, Anda. I always find it so fascinating reading why travel bloggers started and what their interests are. I’d agree about the ants – curried ants are surprisingly tasty!

    Reply
    • Anda Galffy

      July 16, 2016 at 2:57 pm

      Thanks, Claire. I’ve never tried ants.

      Reply
    • Miguel travelsauro

      July 18, 2016 at 2:36 am

      Hi Clare! The ants were pretty good, right? I can’t say the same about the raw larvae! haha

      Reply
  2. Liz

    July 15, 2016 at 1:45 am

    Wow, Miguel takes really nice pictures! Checking his blog out now – I think it would be a really good place for research when I finally get to go to South and Central America.

    I also wish I could also take a good tripod with me on my travels. It’s such a burden as it’s bulky and heavy, but I get to take good pictures when I have it with me!

    Reply
    • Miguel travelsauro

      July 18, 2016 at 2:41 am

      Hi Liz, thanks! South and Central America are amazing destinations!! You can contact me if you have any doubts before your trip! 🙂

      Reply
  3. Michelle | michwanderlust

    July 14, 2016 at 4:57 am

    Love this series of yours, Anda!

    Reply

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