We were on the road for 2'115 days (5y 9m 20d)

Exploring the world - true to this motto we started in 2003. We travelled by tandem through parts of Africa and South America, the Middle East, Central Asia and via China/Nepal to Southeast and East Asia and finally Ocenania. After stopovers in Switzerland (2006) and Singapore (2008) we are again taking a break on this small busy island at the equator and are looking forward to your visit!
Route

During the past years we got the chance to get to know kindhearted people, to cycle through lonely and breathtaking landscapes at temperatures ranging from minus 25 to plus 50 degrees, to visit busy cities and remote villages, to pedal over mountain passes and endless deserts, from 420m below to 5,897m above sea level, to travel by boat, bus, train, yacht, lorry, motorcycle, horse and on foot, wandering, wondering, exploring, admiring. In short, we could - and still can - enjoy our lives as globetrotters, travellers and guests of foreign countries, people and cultures. All this we would love to share with you on these few pages. We are pleased that you are taking part in our journey!

Latest travelogue South Korea 9 January 2011 - 10 February 2011 Read Latest photo album South Korea 9 January 2011 - 10 February 2011 View Random guestbook entry : 12.12.2003 from beat hallo pat und brö, ich möchte mich bei euch wirklich herzlichst entschuldigen, dass ich nicht bei eurer abreise anwesend war.eine solche unternehmung hat ja schon ein höchstmass an anerkennung verdient, tut mir leid. ich finde es aber gigantisch, dass ihr das macht, von dem viele nur träumen. na, da sieht man wieder, was man unter wirklichem reichtum verstehen sollte. ich hoffe, es geht euch gut, macht weiter so, hebid sorg, lasst euch nicht runterkriegen und kommt gut nach hause zurück ! ! ! viele grüsse beat Add a guestbook entry Subscribe to the newsletter

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17.11.11 Geraldton, Australia

Western Australia – this is pure nature! Apparently, in endless dimensions at that! Not only because of the incredible distances but also for the complete lack of any civilisation. It’s possible to drive two, three hundred kilometres through this quiet emptiness without seeing a single hut nor ... Read more

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