Tag: Experiences Driving
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JMC Vigus Pickup Review – What You’re Really Getting
We recently had the opportunity to long-term test the JMC Vigus during our travels through the stunning yet challenging region of Tsitsikamma and the great Karoo.
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Camping in a Defender EXTec poptop Camper by RR Concepts
We’ve been handed the keys to a unique Land Rover Defender ExTec Camper conversion for a brief overnight camping trip
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Review: Rugged Tech for Overlanding: The OUKITEL RT8 Tablet
Is this feature-laden powerhouse piece of tech tough enough to hang outdoors?
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DYU C6 Electric Bike: The Perfect City Companion for Camper Van Life
Finding the perfect day to ride in Holland can be a challenge, but when the sun finally shines, it’s time to hit the road. Today, we’re excited to share our experience with the DYU C6 electric bike
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REVIEW: Djebel Extreme 140 TT Alaska Roof Tent
A French-made roof tent that sounds as exotic as it is practical. Does it have class and quality?
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REVIEW: DYU A5 Folding E-Bike –Small Frame, Big Questions
A folding electric bike from a brand you’ve probably never heard of, built to squeeze into tight city living. It’s called the DYU A5, and it comes with all the usual claims: powerful motor, clever folding, decent range, and city-ready toughness. So, what’s the catch?
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Bushlore Review – Botswana Overland Vehicle Rental: Solid, But Not Flawless
Here’s a detailed review based on a recent experience with one of their Toyota Hilux’s.
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Botswana Self-drive Safari – All You Need to Know
FAQs, tips and tricks, basics, and inspiration. All you need to know for your self-drive safari trip to Botswana (and Africa in general)!
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Botswana Self-Drive 4×4 interactive map, info and inspiration
This is the start of a three- week self-drive trip through Botswana, with a huge diversity in landscapes and a wealth of wildlife. Part one is about the border and the first camp near Gaborone. Let’s go!
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Kubu Island, Makgadigadi
It’s very hard to describe just how breath-taking and magical the salt pans are, but let’s give it a go!
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Nxai Pan – Perhaps The Most Underrated Park In Botswana
Nxai Pan National Park might not be on your radar when you plan a Botswana trip, but it should be!
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Elephant Sands Lodge – still relevant?
If you want to study elephant behaviour and the herd dynamic a little closer, this is where you come to. Very happy to see that Elephant Sands is still going strong and maintaining its charm
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Chobe Safari Lodge – The Kasane Magic
Sometimes we just need a little more comfort. Things like running water, an electrical socket, or a shower(!). Chobe Safari Lodge has all that – and much more!
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Chobe National Park and Savuti Camp
Chobe National Park, Botswana’s oldest game reserve, offers quite a bit of diversity. It stretches from the Chobe River in the north, with thick woodlands and large herds of animals attracted by the water, to the Savuti marshlands—which are pretty dry these days.
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The Subtle Magic of Mbudi (Khwai)
Water is the buzzword here, right in front of the campsite. A laidback mokoro trip, hippos nearby and elephants grazing just add to the charm.
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Moremi Game Reserve & Third Bridge Camp
A little bit of rain goes a long way to spotting some game! And some noisy neighbours in camp
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DOWNTOWN Maun Tour & Okavango SCENIC Flight
Maun is the centre of the universe when you are in the Okavango region. This is the place to be for a helicopter flight over the Okavango, or a fascinating Cultural Tour
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CKGR – why we head for The Exit
It was all going so well. The Kalahari, man what a fascinating place! Until we need to find the exit…
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Welcome to the Central Kalahari Game Reserve!
Welcome to the CKGR! A dry, hot, dusty, and inhospitable place. So why come here at all?
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Uitspankraal, A Little Oasis in the Biedouw Valley, Cederberg
At the far end of the Biedouw valley, way out in the Western Cape near the Cederberg there’s a little handwritten sign on a hillside letting you know you’re still on the right route…
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Botswana Self Drive 4X4 Tips & Observations – Africa at its best
You need three senses and some faith to survive a solo self-drive 4×4 in remote Africa!
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Spanish Roadtrip – A Bank Robbery, Breakfast in Gibraltar, Costas and Sierras
We’re on our way down through Spain to Gibraltar to try and find the best Englsih breakfast on the continent!
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The Allure of the Lake District
It’s been raining, it’s been miserable, and it’s been grey and cloudy for weeks now. So what’s the appeal?
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400,000 KM in our Land Rover Defender
This is quite a milestone, so it’s a perfect time to look at ten years of Land Rover ownership. What are the costs, how many repairs and a breakdown or two…
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In The Spirit of Mille Miglia
Everyone has heard of or perhaps seen, the old classic car rallies. This GStaad Cannes rally was in the spirit of that most famous road rally of the 1950s
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Goodwood Festival of Speed, a Petrolhead’s Dream
This is the holy grail of motorsport celebration. The noise, the speed, the smell of oil and tyre smoke, the passion… It has it all, from your favourite hypercars to rallying, motorcycles, prototypes, classic cars and so much more.
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EUROPE CAMPING ROAD TRIP Interactive Roadmap
Get some inspiration from our Route Map of our Roadtrip around Europe. Enjoy! And see you on the road!
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Camping Quingey en route to Grenoble Road Trip Blog #39
A lot of people would probably call this Kwingy in English but it’s Can…jey, which can be confusing – but what’s important is the oodles of French charm
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The Lawnmowers of Cobijo, Spain Pyrenees | Road Trip Blog #38
Camping out of season has its advantages, notably having the place to yourself. Except for when the local shepherds invade the campsite with a flock of woolly ruminants.
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Bubulcus & Bolotas Eco Campsite, Portugal | Road Trip Blog #37
Low impact and off-grid. Just ten vehicle camping spots, and a couple more if you’re traveling light. Is this the Best Campsite in Western Europe?



