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Back in South Africa, we take a 'delight break' in Franschhoek, one of the famous towns in the South African wine region. We have a nice little apartment with a balcony just...
After so much wild nature in Etosha National Park, we now feel like visiting a nice, small town, so we head to the picturesque Swakopmund. After a spectacularly beautiful drive...
Namibia was one of the first and is one of the few countries that has nature conservation enshrined in its constitution. One result of this is the many nature reserves and state...
In the quiver tree forest
Now we're heading to the Kgalagadi, the "great wide", probably called Kalahari by us due to a transmission error. This desert, stretching across South Africa, Namibia, and...
The farewell from the whales was difficult for us, but we want to see much more. Our path leads us north, through hilly landscapes with fruit plantations, vineyards, and olive...
We have thought long and hard about where and how our sabbatical adventure should come to an end, with which destination we want to crown our year full of sunshine. We have...
Before our South America trip, we were afraid that we would rarely have internet access, so it would be difficult to blog, a concern that turned out to be mostly unfounded....
Do you think the weather will hold?
We're taking a completely new route southward. Our path doesn't go through the expensive highway, the Rhone Valley, or the Maritime Alps. Instead, we're slowly crossing the...
Here we are again! We spent a hot, relaxed, cheerful summer in Duisburg, meeting old and new friends, fixing up the Dubs again, or having it done, relaxing lazily in the sun and...
Since the beginning of July, we are back home, again we have flown from (South American) winter to (European) summer and have to deal with jet lag and climate. But that's...
The harbor in Montevideo
Our half year in South America is slowly coming to an end and we actually already have to organize the return shipment, book a hotel in Montevideo and one in Buenos Aires. We...
Resistencia is on our way south and is definitely worth a stop. The provincial capital of the Argentine Chaco, a subtropical lowland, rugged, sparsely populated, and brutally...
Finally, we are heading to Salta, the most beautiful and most visited city in the northwest. Renowned for its many well-preserved colonial buildings, its beautiful Plaza 9 de...
The city of La Quiaca greets us in the morning after our night at the gas station with a total power outage, and since we urgently need diesel, we have no choice but to wait...
Bolivia is almost as large as Peru, but with only one-third of the population. Only 10 million people live here, 70% of whom live on the Altiplano, a 700 km long and 200 km wide...
Cusco from above
A paradise in the Sacred Valley
High in the Andes
We are curious but also a little skeptical. After Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile, we are now visiting the fourth and most foreign country on our tour. So far, there has been...
We are back in Chile and hope that the country and people in the north will appeal to us more and make up for Chile's bad first and second impression. You can't compare the...
In Mendoza
We have decided to make some progress now. We have been on the road for almost three months, have experienced and seen a lot, but there is still so much more we want to see and...
The tank is still dripping, and as planned, we are driving to a campground for one night since we can't do anything in the city on the weekend anyway. Sibylle found the...
First of all, we want to thank all the 'followers' who read our blog, like ♥️, comment, or give us feedback via WhatsApp! We are thrilled with every visit and especially with...
We continue north on the well-maintained Route 40. Our next destination is the Cueva de las Manos in the Santa Cruz Province. In 1960, researchers discovered the caves with...
Patagonia has the largest ice field on the southern hemisphere outside of Antarctica with the Campo de Hielo Sur, and of course we don't want to miss these impressive glaciers....