COVID-19: a Challenging Time for Overland Travellers
12 more stories of overland travellers facing the challenges due to COVID-19. Each one has to find their own way to deal with lockdowns and border closures.
12 more stories of overland travellers facing the challenges due to COVID-19. Each one has to find their own way to deal with lockdowns and border closures.
Overland travellers are different to other tourists. Here they tell their stories of how they deal with the challenges of being caught in corona lockdown.
Our impressions of the 40th Willys Overland Vehicle Meeting in words and photos. If you get the chance, go and attend this big, pleasant event in Germany!
Some tips for you in the story of our overlanding nightmare in Morocco, after a vehicle accident (not our fault) damaged our transport and our home.
Overlanding in Brazil: our summary of safety, road conditions and tolls, overnight camping, sights, supplies, and other topics relevant to overlanders.
Overlanding in Uruguay: our summary of road conditions, road tolls, safety, overnight camping, and other topics relevant to overland travellers.
Overlanding in Chile: our summary of road conditions, road tolls, safety, overnight camping, supplies, and other topics relevant to overland travellers.
The final in our 4 part series, sharing international overlander stories in answer to our question: What inspired you to travel the Pan-American Highway?
Making memories with people you meet, places you go, and sights you see make for a fulfilled year. The more you have, the longer your life seems to be.
Inspiration for the New Year from Overlanders: different countries, different vehicles, and different life stages, all on the PanAm for different reasons.
We asked “what inspired you to travel the World’s Longest Highway?” and received these inspiring stories from another 6 diverse Pan-American overlanders.
We asked fellow international overlanders “What inspired you to travel the Pan-American Highway?” We are pleased to share the first 6 fascinating stories.
It wasn’t planned, but in Colombia we ended up driving another of South America’s infamous “Death Roads”, El Trampolín de la Muerte – not as bad as its name suggests.
The Corpus Christi fiesta of Pujilí in Cotopaxi Province, is famous right across Ecuador. But it is relatively unknown to tourists outside of the country.