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Driving to Ukraine: We’re Joining a Humanitarian Aid Convoy
In a few weeks time, we will be driving to Ukraine. We’re joining a humanitarian aid convoy to deliver 4×4 vehicles and essential supplies to people who desperately need them during the coming winter. I have no idea what it will be like to see a country at war with my own eyes. I wonder what stories we’ll hear, who we’ll meet, and how we’ll make sense of…
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Exploring Georgia By Camper: The Perfect 2-Week Itinerary (Including Wild Camping Spots)
We hand the wheel to guest bloggers Chantal and Donny. Georgia is one of those countries we couldn’t really picture until we actually rolled in with our self-built 2WD camper. We had a rough idea of mountains, wine and questionable drivers, but Georgia turned out wilder than expected. In this blog we take you along our favourite 2-week itinerary through Georgia, including the wild camping spots we loved…
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Itinerary Update: The Expedition After Singapore
We have arrived in Singapore — it feels unreal! While we’ll share several more blog posts about our experiences later, for us, this moment has already become reality. So, what’s next? After much thought and consideration, we have finally made a decision regarding the future of this expedition. We won’t head to Australia, we won’t venture further into Indonesia, and we won’t even stay longer in Southeast Asia.…
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Overland Journal Day 17-25: Albania, Greece and Turkey (Istanbul)
We reached the 5000-kilometer mark and crossed into Asia! Two major milestones for the expedition. Unfortunately, we also visited a few more car repair shops than expected. In this blog you read more about our time at the stunning Albanian coast, our quick visit to northern Greece, the work on the car and our unexpected city trip to magical Istanbul. Overlanding Albania: The Albanian Riviera From Montenegro, we…
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Overland Journal Day 11-16: Bosnia and Herzegovina & Montenegro
We drove 3240 kilometers in total. After Croatia, we made our way to Sarajevo. What a beautiful and impressive city. I mistakenly assumed that I would see mostly concrete Soviet apartment buildings. How I was wrong. Instead, we walked through narrow alleys in the historic, Ottomon city center. We learned a lot about the war in the ‘90s and the divisions that still exist in the country. Our…
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