The Surreal Lagunas Route in Bolivia
Just at the border we can notice we enter a completely different, wilder world. From an elegant building with shiny floors in San Pedro de Atacama, where the customs officers of Chile stamp our passports for … More »
The Punta Olimpica Pass in Peru
Peru is a paradise for motorcyclists. We found out about it after a few days of riding from north to south of this country. First we were delighted with road from Chachapoyas to Cajamarca, then the … More »
About the robbery, book, ends and beginnings
I’m looking through the glass wall of the apartment on the fifteenth floor at the park with palm trees, shiny string of cars and skyscrapers lights on the horizon. This is how the capital of Chile … More »
Portachuelo Llanganuco Pass in Peru
The Portachuelo Llanganuco Pass located in the Peruvian Andes, in the Cordillera Blanca mountain range, is one of the most beautiful roads in South America. It’s also a demanding one, because you will have to climb … More »
The road from Chachapoyas to Cajamarca – Northern Peru
It was one of these routes in Peru, when we exclaimed WOW not once, not twice, but a dozen times on a 330 km stretch from Chachapoyas to Cajamarca. Since the time of exploring the Alps, … More »
Interesting motorcycle routes in Colombia
In Colombia we were about experience the Andes for the first time and we’ve been long waiting for this moment. That’s why after a cruise from Panama to Cartagena, with our motorbike on board, we immediately set … More »
We don’t give up, adventure goes on!
Two days ago we were frustrated and tired with all the bad things that recently have happened to us with the robbery of equipment worth $ 2,5 K on the top of that and we … More »
Libro de Viaje, vuelve a nosotros!
Estimado poseedor del Libro de Viaje, probablemente estés en Chile, cerca de Puerto Montt. No sabemos si eres la misma persona que nos sacó el bolso con las cosas de camping de nuestra motocicleta. Si es … More »
Conversation at the end of the world
He said he would take me to the end of the world and he kept his word, trickster. I remember us one and half years ago packing our belongings in his family house in the countryside, … More »
Gringos, you won’t pass, our potatoes are too cheap! Farmers’ strikes in Peru
Sometimes during a journey we encounter unforeseen situations involving local communities. On the alpine, very picturesque route from La Union to Huanuco in Peru, we came across a roadblock made by striking farmers. Although initially we … More »
Kasha-Katuwe: white cliffs of New Mexico
Kasha-Katuwe National Monument in New Mexico is another nice surprise for us in this area. It’s not a very known place, but has been recently gaining more popularity along with development of the park’s infrastructure. To … More »
Safe route through Mexico: Baja Ferries from La Paz to Mazatlan
The most often recommended route from the US to Mexico runs through Baja California Peninsula, separating the Pacific Ocean from the Sea of Cortez. It is the safest option for those who travel in own vehicles, … More »
The White Rim Road, the epic 100 miles through the desert in Utah
The western United States provide an abundance of places for adventurous ride on dual-sport motorcycles. Americans drive their vehicles everywhere: to work, for shopping and even to explore high mountains. It’s not surprising that they have roads everywhere, even in places that may … More »
Baby giants make their way to the ocean. Rescue mission of leatherback turtles in Mexico
I lean over the bucket just brought by volunteers from the white shed on the beach and I can’t believe it. Is it really possible that these clumsy, barely seeing, fitting in a palm turtles in … More »
Useful apps and websites for low-budget traveling across the USA and around the world
It is commonly known that the United States do not belong to low-cost countries. Especially, when we come with a currency weaker than the American Dollar. Our plan was to travel through the USA for many months on a daily budgets about $35 for two of us and … More »
Choosing the right suspension for a motorcycle expedition
In the process of preparation to our motorcycle journey through Americas, a significant thing to do was changing the rear suspension in our motorcycle BMW F650 GS Dakar. The original shock has already had some mileage and I’m sure that it wouldn’t handle all our luggage … More »
