Wonderfully Wild Adventure

Travel

  • Cueva de las Manos – Off the beaten track, Patagonia, Argentina

    Cueva de las Manos meaning Hands of the Caves is hidden far away deep in the provincial park. The UNESCO World Heritage site displays an array of magnificent paintings dated between 9300 years to 1300 years ago. The paintings range from those of hands to hunting scenes, teachings and possible rituals. The excavation and preservation… Read more

  • Trying to not look guilty whilst crossing borders

    You’d think with all the traveling we do I’d get used to crossing borders but in truth each time we near that little cluster of offices my heart sinks, my hands are clammy and my anxiety rises. Now if that doesn’t say guilty I don’t know what does. Will on the other hand is as… Read more

  • Our top three favourite countries in Europe in a campervan

    We get asked a lot of questions as full time travellers and one question we get asked a lot is “what is your favourite country?”. This is always such a difficult questions to answer as we have experienced so many things in each country we have visited that it seems impossible to choose just one.… Read more

  • Getting our camper van ready for South America – from solar panels and fitting windows to insurance and food and everything in between

    When arriving back in the UK in April our initial plan was to drive our van to Australia but after much consideration and the state of the world at that time we decided instead to ship our van to Uruguay. To travel a Trans-American journey through the Americas from the south through central all the… Read more

  • The Road of the Seven Lakes – Route 40, Patagonia

    Nestled in the Andes mountain range in northern Patagonia along the renowned route 40 is the scenic Road of the Seven Lakes. Starting at San Martin de los Andes and ending at Villa La Angostura this 110km stretch of road took us through dramatic lakeside scenes with a back drop of mighty mountains and engulfed… Read more