Transchaco Highway
12/26/22 to 1/1/23 The border crossing from Brazil to Paraguay required all our brains and patience, so that the subsequent long drive on the Transchaco Highway, where we were really not challenged, made up [...]
Across Paraguay
On our second trip through Paraguay, we completely traversed Paraguay from east to west, from Brazil to Bolivia. Transchaco Highway. The road is mostly finished, and the rest is under construction, it is already [...]
Patricia and Sidnei of Brazil
12/13/22, Bonito, Brazil On the road with a VW bus model 1980 Sidnei bought the old VW bus with three colleagues. However, he is now the only one who uses it together with [...]
Tourist activities
Visually, the result of our second trip through Brazil turned out to be rather lean. Our tourist activities, especially around Bonito, are almost overweighted. Though we really had a lot of fun here. [...]
Hundreds of kilometres soy fields
The second trip through Brazil was again a south-north trip from Uruguay to the border with Bolivia. We actually only drove on paved roads, an area to roll on earth roads in this heavy [...]
Spare parts for Globi
2/11/22 to 20/11/22 For the umpteenth time we are putting Gobi back into operation after a long period of downtime. We planned various repairs and minor improvements before the start of our next trip [...]
Globi ready to travel
The pictures from Uruguay IV show Globi getting ready for the travel and a short walk along the beach.
Start and direction Brazil
From Longtime Parking UY-Storage we went to MAN Montevideo and then to our friends in Piriapolis and further on to Brazil. On our overview map we have entered waypoints with detailed information about the [...]
From the dust to the jungle
From the Parque Nacional Ibéra we drive to the north of the province of Misiones. Past the widest waterfall and from the dusty desert into the lush jungle. As everywhere in South America, the [...]
Three national parks in a multipack
There are also national parks in the north of Argentina, we visited three of them, Chaco, Mburucuyá and Iberá. We were amazed at how many wild animals we could observe up close. Contrary to [...]