ts is one of the main topics when talking about living and traveling full time in a van, everyday I write down all my expenses in order to manage my short budget in the best way possible, and after 180 days on the road this are the numbers I have to reveal about my trip.

As the title can suggest, I didn’t have big expectations about Bulgaria, I knew it was on my route but was basically a passage point to Greece and a point of return exiting from Turkey, however one of the big advantages in traveling with free time and without any pressure is that even on passing

I couldn’t be in the region and not to spend a couple of days in Turkey, even with the high costs it involves because my insurance in Portugal does not cover that country so I had to make a temporary one at the border for minimum 3 months witch was 85EUR plus the visa also

From the beginning it seems like an absurd title, because saying you don’t like one of the supposed best of Europe’s vacation destinations will for sure earn me the right to some indignation from readers, I will be told that I didn’t enjoy it because I’m a cheapskate, that I should have gone to the

Who has already seen the video of the tour of my van, already knows I don’t have a bathroom or anything similar and that is exactly the number one question people make me. Today I will talk a bit about this topic and how I organize myself in terms of personal hygiene and my basic

What to say about this country with complexes of greatness, witch had the dream to rule the Balkans in the 90’s and ended up being one of the poorest in the region. Well, let’s start by the beginning, I got to the border and as usual I was “selected” for a deeper inspection of my

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a small Balkan country and one of the most affected by the war resulting from the dissolution of former Yugoslavia in the 90’s, overall it’s a poor country and there are a lot of signs from the war still not repaired. I’ll use this article to enunciate some reasons why everybody

I’ve spent about two weeks in Croatia during this trip, i didn’t think it was so calm and organized as Slovenia, but it was a country with a biggest exposure to the Balkans war in the 90’s, as such it is a country going trough a different path and war marks are still visible here

During about one week that i was in Slovenia there was one sentence that got stuck on my mind wile i was talking to a friend i met at Kocevje, it was something like this”Some people say we look like Switzerland but i don’t know why.” I understood why as soon as i crossed the

As promised here is the video from one of the most beautiful places i have been in my entire life. It was well worth passing by this heaven between Zagreb and Split and spend 110Kuna (around 14€ ) to enter the park Plitvice Lakes National Park – Plitvicka Jezera – Croatia, you really need to