
Tata was one of villages that came highly recommended and it didnβt (fully) disappoint. It is a nice little quaint village and it has a river flowing through the middle of it β¦ when there is water. Which there wasnβt much of.


Tata was one of villages that came highly recommended and it didnβt (fully) disappoint. It is a nice little quaint village and it has a river flowing through the middle of it β¦ when there is water. Which there wasnβt much of.

After sleeping in and enjoying a calm day (the young folks call it βchillingβ) at Bou Rbia we made our way further West. We had found a couple of great spots to camp on Park4Night near Tissint. First, however, we needed to fill up on water and used a well next to a Mosque. Itβs fantastic that they let you fill up for free!

After our excursion into the desert we decided it was time to move on from Mβhamid and our beloved campsite. We said our see-you-laters to our new friends and drove off. Our new destination was a place called Foum Zguid.
... from before van life

Glacial roads, endless pine forests, and the build that prepped us for winter.

Ferry hops, sea-side park ups, and the calm rhythm of the Danish west coast.

Ever since we met we discovered that we share the same passion for traveling and discovering nature and foreign cultures. We love to hike and anything that ups the adrenalin levels. After one of our first multi day hikes (West Highland Way) we started toying with the idea to get our own van. We decided to stress test that type of traveling with a 4 week camping trip through Canada.
It blew our minds and we discovered that we love this mode of traveling. The freedom is just incredible and that is exactly what we are looking for.
So, in 2024 we finally got our van Wilma and are now getting ready for the great escape ⦠err⦠adventure!
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