“gRowTogether” is the next stage of traveling around the world without an engine, without any sails, only on human power. Crossing the Pacific Ocean in a rowing boat solo from Lima, Peru to Cairns, Australia. The distance is 15500 km.
After the Ocean gifted us with too many golden sunsets, we decided to cycle back into the desert, inland one more time. Soon we reached the Nazca city. It's name is derived from the Nazca culture that flourished in the area
We' ve been rolling already more than one week in Peru. The villages and cities are more distant here, so when we can found one, we stay for the night load up our water and food reservs. It is really
The wild nature part of Bolivia, which we enjoyed the most was definitely the stretch from Oruro to Chilean border. It started with complete flat road out of town, surrounded by lake, mountains, sand and wind from the back. We
Due to the health problems we had to stay in Cochabamba for more than planned. Getting out of the valley was quite steep and we were unsure whether we will be able to find some place for the night. Pedalling
We had chance to experience how Bolivians celebrate the day of the Sea. That might sound strange at first moment - why the country without sea border are celebrating this kind of event! The locals told us why and we're
We finally rolled out from Santa Cruz de la Sierra with the Cochabamba on our minds. The dream come true day come for Linda soon :) Since the beginning of this tandem journey she dreamed about midday swim in lake,
Before reaching the border in Corumba (Brazil) we had to cycle through Pantanal National Park. It meant 225km in 2 days and limted acces to civilization (haha, we will soon learn what does that means in Bolivia :D). The road
It took around 10 km to cross Parana river by the bridge and dam. Mato Grooso do Sul state greeted us with more distant cities and villages. At some point we even had to ask for help from truck drivers