Overlanding is vehicle-based, self-reliant, long-distance travel where the journey is more important than the destination. We discovered overlanding in 2018, after we had already been traveling full-time for four years.
We weren’t sure if we were cut out for the level of intentional self-deprivation that overlanding requires–especially because we were traveling with a one-year-old at the time! But our shakedown trips into Mexico had us hooked, and we ended up doing 4,000 miles through the interior and the full Baja Peninsula.
In 2018, we started preparing to overland around the world. As of October 2021, we launched our 10- to 15-year journey across all six habitable continents.
We have three subcategories you may be interested in:
- North America documents our overlanding adventures on the North American continent, including our travels through interior Mexico and Baja.
- Gear and Build is full of articles about our personal overlanding builds, as well as our recommendations for you, from experience. By sharing our mistakes, we hope to save you time, money, and sweat equity. No need to reinvent the wheel!
- Resources is pretty self-explanatory, full of overlanding suggestions and strategies to help you on your way.
Expeditions 7 Launched Record-breaking Journey One Decade Ago
Expeditions 7 was the first team to drive the same 4×4 vehicle on all seven continents, after launching 10 years ago this April. The 58,000-mile overland journey included driving across
Gear Review Video: Renogy Portable Power Station for Overlanding
Self-reliance has always been an essential component of overlanding. We can live off-grid by supplying everything we need: water, food, shelter, and power. In this week’s video, we provide an
Amazing Cenotes of the Yucatan and Their Perilous Entrances
There is so much to love about Mexico’s Yucatan Peninula, which juts north to give the country its backwards “J” shape. But for anyone who visits, what they often remember
Did You Miss Our Video Q&A About Full-time Overlanding?
We know you have a lot of questions about full-time overlanding, traveling with kids, working on the road, and what it’s like to overland internationally. So we try to do
Celebrating 8 Years of Full-time Travel
Today is our nomadiversary, the day we started our life of full-time travel. This year, 2022, marks our 8th nomadiversary and the start of our ninth year on the road! Eight
Walking Tour of Campeche, Mexico (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
This week found us in beautiful Campeche, Mexico. It’s located at the bottom of the Yucatan Penisula, right on the Gulf of Mexico. Join us for a walking tour of
All Our Clothes for Overlanding: What We Chose and How We Pack
We always pay attention to the questions you ask us, and lately y’all have been asking a lot about CLOTHING. Clothes for overlanding may not be the most interesting topic
The “Aztec Pyramids” of Mexico Are Not Aztec
In a shocking turn of events, we found out the Aztecs did not build the pyramids at Teotihuacán. Did you know? We’ve quizzed our friends and have found people in
