Overlanding is a lot about covering distance and wild camping. These days, many of the places you visit are well-known, but every once in a while it happens: you stumble across something you unexpected. A little gift offered to you: a gorgeous landscape, a lovely wild camp, a treasure of history of culture you hadn’t expect to find.
Here I’ll share some of the little gifts that the overlanding life has offered us.
Georgia is gold when you love sightseeing! And we have a surprise, some of the ancient tombstones in Georgia are truly stunning… UNESCO World Heritage sites, the inviting old capital … Read more
I have, more or less, planned an itinerary for the next two weeks or so, focused on the southeastern lakes in Kazakhstan. I give my notes to Coen with the … Read more
The freedom to drive into the wilderness and free camp amidst the Tuzbair limestone cliffs in Kazakhstan – that’s why we travel overland.
