Overlanding can be a fun way to travel and explore the world but if you’re not well prepared it can be disastrous.
Because you’re usually traveling for weeks, months, and even years at a time in remote areas, it pays to be ready.
It usually involves border crossings, camping, and even challenging terrain.
Overlanding is a combination of remote travel, off-roading, and camping.
Overlanding is not off-roading. It’s not about rough terrains and scaling wall-like hills.
You can Overland on any road and even through a city. In a sense, it’s like a bigger and more adventurous version of a road trip.
But with one caveat, with Overlanding, there’s no destination. The journey is the goal, not the destination.
You camp anywhere and enjoy all the richness nature has to offer. And since there’s no destination you can relax and enjoy a slower pace of travel.
