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 toddler! 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.
We’re currently preparing to overland around the world. Join the journey here!
Best Campground and Campsite Apps Available
Campground and campsite apps are everywhere. However, good apps can be hard to find. As full-time travelers since February 2014, we depend on the campground and camping apps listed here
iKamper Skycamp Review: A Family-friendly Roof Top Tent
There’s an enormous number of reasons the iKamper Skycamp was the most successful tent in Kickstarter history, raising over 2.3 million dollars. From the start, it should be noted I
Jeepsies Featured on GHT Overland Podcast
This article belongs to us and was originally published on our blog, Jeepsies. When we were overlanding newbies, voraciously consuming all the knowledge we could, we stumbled on GHT Overland
Dipping Into Hot Springs Near San Miguel de Allende
On our way to visit the “Sistine Chapel of Mexico,” in the little town of Atotonilco, our taxi driver pointed out the hot springs in the area. He said that,
Where We Are After 5 Years of Full-time Travel
I hadn’t planned on writing today. But as we mark our 5-year nomadiversary, it seems too much of a milestone to leave unturned.
That Time We Took Our Jeep on an African Safari in the Interior of Mexico
That time a lioness jumped on an old Jeep Caspian was driving at Africam in Puebla, Mexico Eric spent part of his childhood in Puebla, where we’ve spent the past
The Best Hotel in Bernal, Mexico: El Cantar del Viento
We’d spent three days off-roading through dust and rivers, up and down mountains. We’d put in two nights of rooftop tent camping. At the end of our journey, we pulled
Overlanding the Mountains of Sierra Gorda With Overland Bound Friends
We were breaking every overlanding rule we set for ourselves. It was pitch black as we tentatively pointed our Jeep’s nose down 45-degree mountain switchbacks. There was no shoulder. There
