69° 27' 21" N, 133° 02' 12" W
This is our biggest project yet.
For a year and a half, we put everything into transforming a simple van into our home, preparing to ship it across the ocean and drive the entire length of the Americas: from the Arctic shores of Tuktoyaktuk in Canada's Northwest Territories to the end of the world in Ushuaia.
Across 16 countries and 85,000 kilometers of open road, this two-year expedition was far more than just a big road trip. It was our attempt to slow down and reconnect with Nature in a world that seems to be moving further away from it every day.
54° 58' 31" S, 66° 44' 40" W
Traversing Canada
Dempster Highway
tuktoyaktuk - arctic ocean
Crossing the Alaska Border
on the way south
death valley
Mexico
The day we met Frida
el salvador
Colombia
ecuador
salar de uyuni
Bolivia
atacama desert
puna
argentina
patagonia with friends
Strait of Magellan
end of the road - Ushuaia
For two years, we had the privilege of losing ourselves in the far corners of this continent. Living simply, surrounded by Nature. Getting rid of what we didn't need, and reclaiming the true worth of time.
Life felt like a vivid, lucid dream.
One that changed how we see our place in the world.
We are not just passing through. We are not just spectators. We are part of the same whole as the animals, the plants, and the Earth itself.
A rare, fragile miracle.
Something to truly enjoy, and to protect with everything we have.