PORTUGAL TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | 4x4 Road Trip
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Follow us on our rugged roadtrip through Portugal!
Known for its beautiful beaches and scenic cliffs - Portugal surprised us with its variety of landscapes including ice-covered peaks, rainy forests, and granite hillscapes. For 5 weeks, we drove more than 4,800 km around the country, visiting it from north to south and discovering as much of its beauty as we could in our WorldCruiser 2 from Tom's Fahrzeugtechnik.
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Duration of trip: 35 days
Distance driven: 4,800 km
Time of year: October - December
Pastéis de Nata eaten: 35
Vehicle: WorldCruiser 2 by Tom's Fahrzeugtechnik (
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00:00 Intro
00:41 Douro River Valley
02:03 Castelo de Algoso
02:20 Terra Quente
02:57 Rio Sabor
03:56 Gimonde
04:35 Parque Natural de Montesinho
06:26 Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês
08:02 Ponte de Mizarela
08:24 Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês
09:35 Branda Bilhares
10:09 Espigueiros de Lindoso
11:06 Santuario de Nossa Senhora da Peneda
11:16 Flying a drone in Portugal
11:56 Castro Laboreiro
12:22 Atlantic Ocean
12:33 Ponte de Lima
13:23 Braga
13:46 Citânia de Briteiros
14:17 Guimarães
14:45 Parque Natural do Alvão
15:57 Douro River Valley
16:41 Porto
19:19 Ria de Aveiro
20:38 Cerdeira
21:32 Talasnal
22:00 Coastline
22:51 Nazaré
24:50 Reserva Natural das Berlengas
25:47 Peniche
26:16 Areias do Seixo
29:22 Tomar
29:51 Fatima
30:44 Grutas de Mira de Aire
31:12 Mosteiro de Batalha
31:47 Mosteiro de Alcobaça
32:25 Mafra
32:52 Cabo da Roca
33:34 Sintra
33:56 Lisbon
35:34 Pastéis de Nata
36:29 Tejo River and Torre de Belém
37:25 Setúbal Peninsula
37:36 Cabo Espichel
38:21 Parque Natural da Arrábida
38:50 Sines
39:16 Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina
41:22 Cabo de São Vicente
42:19 Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina
42:54 Ponte de Piedade
44:06 Cliffs of the Algarve
44:53 Tire Puncture
45:35 Sand Algarve
45:58 Faro & Storks
46:43 Praia do Barril
47:22 Mértola
47:50 Alentejo
48:04 Cork Oaks
48:48 Barragem do Alqueva
49:32 Évora
50:27 Cromeleque dos Almendres
50:48 Marvão
51:29 Monumento Natural das Portas de Ródão
51:56 Monsanto
52:54 Águas de Radium
53:16 Serra da Estrela & Torre
57:09 Foz de Égua
58:12 Portal do Inferno e Garra
59:13 Outro
NORWAY TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | The Grand Norwegian Roadtrip
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Please be aware that restrictions on flying drones in Norway apply, especially regarding national parks. Make sure you understand the rules fully by reading through the following websites as well as On you can see which areas are off limits. Click on 'Show Layer List', then 'Naturvernområder' and then select 'Naturvernområder alle'. This will display all regions where flight restrictions apply. If in doubt, get in contact with the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority.
Follow us on our Grand Norwegian Roadtrip!
Throughout our journey, we explored all of Norway, from Kap Lindesnes in the far south to the Nordkapp in the far north - and everything in between. Driving more than 14,000 km in ten weeks, our roadtrip included many unforgettable adventures. Watch as we battle the unpredictable weather conditions, enjoy the infinite nothingness of the Arctic, and encounter adorable animals.
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A big THANK YOU goes to Simon Bræck Hanssen who helped tremendously with correctly pronouncing all Norwegian names. Check out his YouTube channel @SimonBraeck for plenty of valuable Norway travel content! Another thank you goes to Norwegian timelapse maestro @morten.rustad for his tips and insights on which parts of Norway to explore and how to improve our timelapse skills.
Key Stats:
Duration of trip: 72 days
Distance driven: 14,087 km
Litres of Diesel: ca. 1,750 l
Fuel consumption: 12,4 l
Time of year: July-September
Total cost: Roughly 7000 Euro (Fuel 4200 Euro, Ferries, Parking & Tolls 580 Euro, Accommodation 0 Euro (really!), Food & Drink +2250 Euro)
Ferry trips: 22
Tunnels: 557
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00:00 Intro
01:01 Kap Lindesnes
01:38 Southern Coastline
01:57 Stavanger
02:13 Lysevegen
03:33 Kjerag
04:36 Lysefjord
05:47 Preikestolen
06:15 Ryfylkevegen
07:13 Hellandsbygdvegen
08:19 Åbødalen
08:52 Langfossen
09:24 Hardangerfjord
09:42 Folgefonna
10:37 Hardangervidda
12:05 Aurlandsfjellet
12:43 Borgund Stavkyrkje
13:32 Hemsedal
14:20 Valdres Natur- og kulturpark
15:12 Dovrefjell National Park
17:49 Jotunheimen National Park
18:08 Galdhøpiggen
21:07 Leirdalen
22:10 Sognefjellet
22:38 Old Sanitarium
23:05 Nigardsbreen
24:29 Austerdalsbreen
26:19 Fjærland
26:43 Sognefjord
27:00 Aurlandsfjellet
27:48 Nærøyfjord
28:11 Bergen
28:50 Oldevatnet
29:35 Lovatnet
29:57 Gamle Strynefjellsvegen
30:34 Geirangerfjord
31:15 Trollstigen
31:51 Eikesdalen
32:18 Mardalsfossen
32:44 Aursjøvegen
33:32 Ptarmigan
33:50 Hytte
34:15 Hellesylt
35:28 Runde
36:00 Puffins
37:22 Innerdalen
38:27 Heading north
39:39 Arctic Circle
40:04 Svartisen
40:34 Saltstraumen
41:02 Lofoten
42:18 Reinebringen
42:43 Ryten
43:42 Drying Codfish
44:12 European Otter
45:50 Stoat
46:20 Midnattsolveien
46:43 Vesterålen
47:51 Måtind
48:44 Senja
50:58 Tromsø
51:32 Red Fox
51:52 Lyngen Alps
53:00 Nord Norge
54:15 Hammerfest
54:56 Havøysund
55:52 Nordkapp
57:00 Knivskjellodden
58:23 Magerøya
59:15 Finnmark
01:00:02 Mehamn
01:00:52 Reindeer
01:02:25 Gamvik
01:02:52 Tanaelva
01:03:10 Berlevåg
01:04:58 Vardø
01:05:26 Varanger
01:07:20 Grense Jakobselv
01:08:12 Øvre-Pasvik National Park
01:09:40 Inner Finnmark
01:10:56 Alta Canyon
01:11:42 Gorsabrua
01:12:16 Øvre-Dividal National Park
01:12:50 Rago National Park
01:16:06 Leaving northern Norway
01:16:37 Norway Lemming
01:17:42 Eastern Norway
01:18:25 Femundsmarka National Park
01:22:42 Southeastern Norway
01:23:24 Oslo
01:23:58 Santa Moria Sauna
01:24:12 Outro
North by Northwest - Australia. More adventures in our Unimog in this remote corner of the country
We look back a trip we did a few years ago, in the north western part of Australia. The distances between town are vast, over 400km but there are some fantastic place to visit. The daytime temperature were in the high 30Deg C, and there were not that many people around. We visited a lot of the national parks in the area, often having the campground to ourselves.
We get to sail on the inland sea that is Lake Argyle, and swim in the middle of the lake.
Ian almost gets us stuck on a salt ban on a back track to Wyndam
We have Cathedral Gorge in the Bungle Bungles all to ourselves
and we get to use our canoe around Lake Kununurra
We were able to create some unique photographs in this remote landscape. We had to modify them for YouTube, but the real versions are on my OnlyFans page.
It was not smooth sailing all the way, we lost two of our tyres on this trip, and we ended up replacing all of them. It turns out they were old stock when we bought them, and it had taken 6 years to build the truck, so two of the tyres were 10 years old at this stage. They both failed with small cracks in the sidewall due to old age and high temperatures. Lesson No.1 - don't use tyres that are over 10 years old, no matter if they were always stored inside or not.
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ICELAND TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | 4x4 Winter Road Trip
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Follow us on our winter roadtrip through Iceland!
This one was truly a wild ride! We spent two weeks exploring Iceland in March, driving through raging blizzards, swimming in glacial water, and marveling at unfathomably blue ice. This trip allowed us to experience Iceland from many different perspectives - and made us hungry for more!
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A big THANK YOU goes to everyone who supported us on this trip, especially Katarzyna Maria Dygul from Business Iceland, Bjarni Freyr and Pálína Georgsdóttir from ISAK 4x4 Rentals, Óskar Vignisson from Visit Vatnajökull, Guðný Lára Jónsdóttir from Atlantsflug, Helen María Björnsdóttir from Local Guide of Vatnajökull, the team of Blue Lagoon, and Alisa Silveira of BZ-COMM. Another thank you goes to Stephen Wright who captured some cool shots of us driving through a big puddle. And a very special thank you goes to Þórdís Pétursdóttir who helped us with the correct pronunciation of all Icelandic names (I may have gone overboard on Strokkur).
Key Stats:
Duration of trip: 14 days
Distance driven: 2400 km
Time of year: March
Region: Western and Southern Iceland, including Snæfellsnes, the Golden Circle, Vatnajökull National Park, and Reykjanes
Total cost: Roughly 7500 Euro (Flight 700 Euro, Car Rental 2300 Euro, Fuel 550 Euro, Parking 27 Euro, Accommodation 2130 Euro, Scenic Flight 400 Euro, Snorkeling 220 euro, Blue Lagoon 160 euro, Glacier Hike 430 euro, Food & Drink 600+ Euro)
Kia Duster spotted: 347
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Arnarstapi: (Cannot recommend it in winter, no heating in the bathroom, and the shower was only warm for one minute)
Dís Cottages: (Can fully recommend, amazing view)
Blue Cabin: (Fairly spacious and nice hot tub!)
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Magma Hotel: (Highly recommended! Our favorite.)
Skaftafell Hotel: (Great access to a nearby glacier!)
Afternoon Cottages: (Very cozy)
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Airport Hotel: (Surprisingly good, and very convenient)
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00:00 Intro
01:00 Arriving in Iceland
01:30 Reykjavik
02:25 First night in school bus
03:13 Starting our road trip
03:45 Hvalfjörður
04:17 Glymur
05:22 Heading to Snæfellsnes
07:15 Ytri Tunga
08:00 Búðakirkja
08:25 Arnarstapi
10:12 Heading into a blizzard
11:23 Snæfellsjökull National Park
12:18 Kirkjufell
13:45 Exploring Snæfellsnes
15:30 Stykkishólmur
15:53 Icelandic Horses
16:44 Icelandic road conditions on road.is
17:44 Harbour Seals
18:40 Slushy snow makes for dangerous driving
19:47 Haukadalur and its Geysir
22:04 Gullfoss
22:48 Golden Circle driving
24:04 Þjórsá & Hjálparfoss
24:49 Urriðafoss
25:14 Hot tub
25:37 Snorkeling in Silfra Fissure
29:30 Thingvellir
31:05 Seljalandsfoss
32:58 Skógafoss
33:30 Kvernufoss
34:37 Southern coast
35:27 Reynisfjara black sand beach
36:43 Basalt columns at Reynisfjara
37:45 Skool Beans Cafe
38:05 Polar Fox & Ptarmigan
38:40 River patterns
38:57 Magma Hotel
39:25 Moss-covered lava field
40:36 Fjaðrárgljúfur
41:28 Skaftafell
42:32 Scenic Glacier Flight with Atlantsflug
45:12 Vatnajökull National Park
46:20 Jókulsárlón
47:15 Diamond Beach
47:43 Northern Lights
48:48 Glacier Hike with Local Guide
51:05 Blue glacier ice
52:30 Hiking on the glacier
53:36 Ice cave
54:23 Reindeer
54:55 Heading west and sideways rain
55:55 4x4 on Reykjanes
57:05 Strandarkirkja & seals
57:47 Seltún
58:10 Eldfell/Fagradalsfjall - Iceland's youngest volcano
59:45 Blue Lagoon
60:58 Outro
COSTA RICA TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | 4x4 Road Trip
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PURA VIDA! Follow us on our offroad journey through Costa Rica - the land of volcanoes, jungles, and beaches. We explored the country for four weeks, driving a total of three thousand kilometers. We climbed Costa Rica's highest mountain Cerro Chirripó and explored the jungle of Corcovado. We enjoyed both sunshine and tropical rain on the Caribbean beaches and watched turtle hatchlings crawl towards the Pacific Ocean in Ostional.
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We traveled for 4 weeks in total.
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We visited Costa Rica in November, at the end of the rainy season.
How much did the trip cost?
Around 5000-6000 Euro for two people for four weeks. Flights (1600 Euro), Car Rental (1800 Euro), Fuel (ca. 600-700 Euro), Accommodation (ca. 750 Euro), Food (no idea, maybe 1000-1200 Euro), Chirripo Climb (ca. 300 Euro), Park Entry Fees (ca. 300 Euro).
How did you refuel/carry enough fuel?
We did not carry any extra fuel, but we refueled whenever possible.
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Locations: Costa Rica, Vulcan Poas, Irazu, Barva, Catarata del Toro, Orosi Valley, Tapanti National Park, Cahuita National Park, Tortuguero, Tortuga Lodge, Volcano Arenal, La Fortuna, Lago Arenal, Arenal 1968, Observatory Lodge, Tenorio National Park, Rio Celeste, Rincon de la Vieja, Santa Rosa, Puerto Soley, Nicaragua, Guanacaste, Nicoya, Playa del Coco, Ostional, Monteverde Cloud Forest, Pacific Ocean, Manuel Antonio, Cerro Chirripo, Osa Peninsula, Sierpe, Drake Bay, Corcovado, Cerro de la Muerte, San José
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CORSICA TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | 4x4 Road Trip on the Island of Beauty
Follow us on our roadtrip around Corsica!
Exploring the 'Ile de Beauté' in May, we drove more than 2000 km around the island and went on as many hikes as we could. From its scenic roads to its turquoise sea and shimmering water holes, Corsica surprised us with its variety of landscapes.
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Duration of trip: 28 days
Distance driven: 2000 km on Corsica
Time of year: May
Total cost: Roughly 2100 Euro (Fuel 500 Euro, Ferry 300 Euro, Camping 300 Euro, Activities 55 Euro, Parking and Toll 100+Euro, Food & Drink 800+ Euro)
Goat Jams: 3
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00:00 Intro
00:50 Bastia
01:15 Cap Corse
01:46 Erbalunga
02:30 Col de San. Giovanni
04:52 Sentiers de Douaniers
07:35 Cap Corse
08:20 Nebbio
09:50 Plage de Saleccia
11:25 Desert des Agriates
12:06 Plage de Loto
13:10 Sant'Antonino
13:32 Monte Astu
15:45 Asco Valley
17:25 Mouflon Spotting
18:17 Golo Valley
19:02 Lac de Nino
21:31 Wild Pigs
23:17 Monte Cinto
28:02 Spelunca Gorge
28:54 Golf of Girolata
31:05 Calvi
31:51 Corsica GT
32:20 Calanche
34:05 Capu Rosso
34:39 Plage du Liamone
34:59 Ajacchio
35:40 Inland Route
36:54 Filitosa
37:20 Plage de Roccapina
38:03 Bonifacio
40:32 Secret Waterholes
41:28 Lac de l'Ospedale
42:20 Piscia di Gallo
42:46 Castellu di Cucuruzzu
43:05 Bavella - Trou de la Bombe
44:16 Cascades de Polischellu
44:40 Cascades de Purcaraccia
44:59 Étang d'Urbino
46:00 Central Corsica
46:25 Monte Renoso
47:53 Corte
48:20 Restonica Valley
50:20 Drone Crash in Castagniccia
52:16 Beach along East Coast
52:49 Outro
NAMIBIA TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | 4x4 Safari Road Trip
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Follow us on our road trip safari through southern Africa's desert country Namibia. We drove through most of Namibia, exploring all the famous highlights such as the Fishriver Canyon, Sossusvlei and Etosha Nationalpark. We were lucky enough to spot most of the big, and many small, animals which call Namibia home. These include elephants, giraffes, lions, rhinos, hippos, kudus, oryx, ostriches, warthogs, springboks, impalas and many more.
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How far did you drive?
Around 13000km through both Namibia and Botswana.
How much did the trip cost?
Around 6000-8000 Euro for two people for seven weeks in Namibia and Botswana. Flights (1200 Euro), Car Rental (2500 Euro), Fuel (ca. 1500-2000 Euro), Accommodation (ca. 1200 Euro), Food (no idea, maybe 800-1000 Euro), Border Crossing Permits (ca. 200 Euro), Park Entry Fees (ca. 200 Euro).
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Western Australia ROAD TRIP: PINNACLES to KALBARRI & BIZARRE pink Hutt Lagoon
Western Australia is the state with the most beautiful nature on the entire continent. In this video we drive from one natural phenomenon to another. The bizarre pink Hutt Lagoon is an example of this! But the crazy Pinnacles, straight pillars of limestone, are also unique to the whole world. We conclude this stage of the road trip through Australia in the Kalbarri National Park, one of the most beautiful nature parks in the Australian Outback with canyons and rock formations in the Wild West!
Australia is a paradise for every traveller. The gigantic country is full of wild animals, beautiful natural places and cultural highlights. After a previous trip along the east coast of Australia, we now visit the west coast in the province of Western Australia. And how? We take the 4x4 with two rooftop tents and head out into the great outdoors. Earlier you saw us drive to the southwestern tip of Australia in Margaret River and we also visited the metropolis of Perth with its beautiful skyline. From Fremantle we took the ferry to Rottnest Island in search of the cutest animals: quokkas. After this part in the Pinnacles and Kalbarri we will visit Hamlin Pool, Shark Bay, François Peron, Monkey Mia, Carnarvon, Coral Bay, Ningaloo Reef, Exmouth, Cape Range National Park, Karijini National Park, Port Headland, 80 Mile Beach, Cape Keraudren and Broome.
We make our trip through Australia during a year-long world tour. We may even continue to travel indefinitely. On New Year's Day we started in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, the Canary Islands. Then you saw us in Oman, Cape Verde, Martinique, Saint Lucia, Tobago, Grenada, the Bahamas, the United States, Mexico, Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands, Brazil, Qatar, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia. The next continent Australia is already our nineteenth destination. Follow us on this world tour, first in Australia, from Perth to Broome and then to many more beautiful destinations! We also cross over to the Philippines and Africa! We travel non-stop all year round and film everything, with a new episode every week. Also take a look at instagram @woutoftheworld or
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MOROCCO TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | The Grand Moroccan Roadtrip
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From sweeping sand dunes to desolate highways of emptiness, bustling cities, and snow-covered peaks, we explored Morocco from north to south and east to west. Driving more than 10,000 km in eight weeks, our roadtrip included many unforgettable adventures. Watch as we explore remote landscapes, climb high peaks, battle breath-taking dust-topias (double pun, yeah!), and navigate the hectic bustle of Morocco’s major cities.
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Key Stats:
Duration of trip: 53 days
Distance driven: 10,431 km
Litres of Diesel: ca. 1453,16 l
Fuel consumption: 13,9 l
Time of year: January-March
Total cost: Roughly 6800 Euro (Fuel 2000 Euro, Ferries Genua-Tanger Med 2480 Euro, Activities 230 Euro, Tolls, Taxi & Parking 50 Euro, Mobile Internet 58 Euro, Accommodation 310 Euro (excluding stay at La Sultana), Food & Drink ca. 1600 Euro)
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Did we like everything about Morocco?
Far from it. As mentioned in the video, the huge amount of trash definitely dampened our experience. Additionally, we were surprised by the sheer number of begging children. During our trip, we counted a minimum of 500 children asking us for money or sweets. While Morocco undoubtedly has to combat poverty, this behavior often seemed less dictated by need and more by opportunity. Stopping and giving is an individual choice, of course, but when we didn’t we were regularly flipped off, kicked after, or hurled insults at.
In general, though, we perceived most Moroccans as extremely friendly and helpful. The best example is the three local men who selflessly helped us to change our ruptured tire. We cannot thank them enough.
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00:00 Intro
01:19 Arrival
01:30 Chefchaouen
02:45 Talassemtane National Park
04:12 Mediterranean Coastline
06:40 Into the Sahara Desert
08:20 Seclusion of the desert
10:24 Towards Iche
11:20 No Drones allowed
11:52 Desert Cauliflower
12:25 Figuig
13:34 Snow in the desert
14:35 The importance of water
15:16 Rheris Gorge
16:20 Khettara aka Foggara
17:17 Gara Medouar
18:00 Erg Chebbi
24:06 Taouz to M'hamid
24:38 Lost City
25:39 Arabian Camels
27:30 Taouz to M'hamid
29:25 Erg Lehoudi
30:40 Erg Zaher
33:00 Dust-Topia
33:55 Erg Chegaga
35:58 Donkeys
37:05 Rock formations near Foum-Zguid
38:01 Cleaning the air filter
38:35 Rock Carvings of Aït Ouazik
39:46 Jbel Saghro
41:40 Barbary Ground Squirrels
41:58 Todgha Gorge
42:30 Akhiamm Rock Arch
43:03 Dadès Gorge
44:12 Valley of Roses
45:22 Rammed earth architecture
45:50 Desert rain
46:33 Western Sahara
48:33 Dhakla
48:54 Border to Mauritania
50:05 Assalama Shipwreck
50:31 Khenfiss National Park
51:46 Ksar Tafnidilt
52:18 Plage Blanche 4x4 Trail
57:54 Argan Tree
58:25 Amtoudi
58:57 Anti-Atlas
59:24 Painted Rocks of Tafraout
01:00:24 Souss-Massa National Park
01:01:37 Essaouria
01:03:10 La Sultana Oualidia
01:05:26 Hammam Treatment
01:06:00 Lagoon of Oualidia
01:06:48 Marrakesh
01:07:30 Djemaa el Fna
01:09:10 Bahia Palace
01:09:42 La Sultana Marrakesh
01:11:13 Saadian Tombs
01:11:42 Storks
01:12:26 Climbing Mount Toubkal
01:16:55 Tizi'n'Test Mountain Pass & High Atlas
01:18:19 Aït-Ben-Haddou
01:19:28 Ouzoud Falls
01:20:00 Aguelmam Azegza National Park
01:20:17 Morocco's Trash Problem
01:20:51 Barbary Macaques
01:22:03 Fès
01:22:27 Tanneries of Fès
01:25:12 Volubulis
01:26:43 Rabat
01:28:07 Outro
East Coast Australia Travel Guide
A travel guide to the East Coast Australia, specifically for backpacking and traveling Australia as a traveler, or a gap year. The video includes a daily budget, the perfect route, transportation, and when to go. Including tours on Whitsunday islands, Fraser Island, Cairns, Byron Bay, Sydney.
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BOTSWANA TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | 4x4 Safari Road Trip feat. Victoria Falls
Follow us on our road trip safari through southern Africa's wildlife paradise Botswana. We drove through most of Botswana, including all the wildlife-rich areas like the Moremi Game Reserve, Chobe Nationalpark including the Chobe Riverfront and the Kalahari. We explored the Makgadikgadi salt pans in the center of the country, the Gcwihaba Caverns in the West and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park in the south. We also shortly ventured into Zimbabwe to marvel upon the majestic Victoria Falls. We were lucky enough to spot most of the big, and many small, animals which call Botswana home. These include elephants, giraffes, lions, hippos, kudus, oryx, ostriches, honey badgers, bat-eared foxes, serval cats, warthogs, springboks, impalas and many more.
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Around 13000km through both Namibia and Botswana.
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Our vehicle had a long-range fuel tank, which allowed us to carry 140l. We refueled whenever we had the chance.
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Location: Botswana, Southern Africa, Chobe National Park, River front, Kasane, Victoria Falls, Simbabwe, Devils Pools, Makgadikgadi Pans, Kubu Island, Lekhubu Island, Sua Pan, Ntwetwe Pan, Green's Baobab, Chapman's Baobab, Nxai Pan National Park, Maun, Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve, Third Bridge, Gcwihaba Caverns, Aha hills, Tsodillo Hills, Okavango River, Kalahari, Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Kaa Kalahari Concession Area, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
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Ngaran Ngaran Culture Awareness | Short Clip | Discover Aboriginal Experiences | Tourism Australia
Ngaran Ngaran Culture Awareness offers an immersive opportunity to discover either Gulaga National Park or the Bega Valley and Bermagui region that hold sacred significance for the Yuin Aboriginal people from the NSW south coast. Their two-day Yuin Retreat experience includes sunrise beach ceremonies, guided tours and yarning circles.
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SWITZERLAND TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | A Winter Wonderland
Follow us on our winter adventure through Switzerland!
Known for its never-ending sunshine and its magnificent mountain scenery - the Engadin is a high alpine valley in Switzerland’s southeastern canton of Graubünden. Staying at Giardino Mountain for 10 nights, we experienced numerous exciting winter sports activities that make a visit to the Engadin an unforgettable experience.
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A big THANK YOU goes to the sponsors of this trip: Giardino Mountain ( St. Moritz Engadin and Pontresina Bergsteigerschule ( We are also very grateful to Claudia Dressler and Sieglinde Sülzenfuhs from Global Communications Experts who came up with the idea of an Engadin Winter Documentary and were responsible for the organization of the trip. Another thank you goes to Maïté Werder from St. Moritz Engadin Tourism who helped us with the correct pronunciation of all Swiss names. We’d also like to thank all our guides and interview partners - Susi Wiprächtiger, Fabio Zanini, Christian Furger, Florian Schwarz, Gregor Stähli, Claudio Cesar & Gian Reto Clalüna. Last but not least, we would like to thank everyone who made our stay in Switzerland special including all our wonderful guides and the entire team of Giardino!
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Duration of trip: 11 days
Distance driven: 700 km (in Switzerland)
Time of year: January
Region: Canton of Graubünden, specifically the Upper and Lower Engadin
Base: Giardino Mountain, Champfèr, St. Moritz
Switchbacks driven: 79
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00:00 Intro
00:45 Welcome to the Engadin
01:28 Giardino Mountain
02:00 The Lakes of the Engadin
03:03 Maloja Pass
04:14 Soglio
04:55 Segantini
05:48 Sunset Scenery
06:21 Walking in St. Moritz
06:55 Cross-Country Skiing
09:39 Schlitteln
12:15 Snowshoe Hike
14:07 Lake Picnic
15:30 Canyoning
18:00 Ice Climbing
19:06 Giardino Spa
19:43 Snowfall
20:00 Morteratsch Valley & Glacier
21:34 Bernina Pass
21:50 Val Poschiavo
22:15 Bernina Pass
22:45 Giardino Lounge
23:06 Snowboarding at Corviglia
24:58 View from Piz Nair
25:15 Preparing a Cheese Fondue
27:50 Eating a Cheese Fondue
28:53 Olympia Bob Run St. Moritz - Celerina
29:57 Interview with Gregor Stähli
31:40 Guest Ride in a Bobsleigh
32:29 Racing down a Bob Run
34:25 Lunch at Giardino
34:45 Chatting with Giardino's Chief Concierge
35:10 Horse-drawn Carriage Ride
35:40 Val Fex
36:35 Restaurant Fex
37:04 Val Fex
38:10 Heading towards the Lower Engadin
38:18 Hoarfrost along Inn River
38:55 Ice Skating on Madulain Ice Trail
39:45 Swiss National Park
40:29 Ofenpass
41:17 Lost Phone
41:50 Lower Engadin
42:25 Outro
Travel Itinerary: 12 Days in Tasmania, Australia
If you are looking for a 12 day Tasmania itinerary, we highly recommend following stops:
00:00 Day 1: Hobart (Hobart City Centre, Salamanca Market, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens & Tasmanian’s Taste of Summer Festival)
01:33 Day 2: Mount Wellington & Lake Saint Clair
02:22 Day 3: Queenstown (Queenstown Centre, Iron Blow Lookout, Horsetail Falls walk, Ghost Town Linda, Nelson Falls, Lake Burbury) & Strahan
06:21 Day 4: Cradle Mountain – Dove Lake Circuit Walk
07:31 Day 5: Launceston (Launceston CBD, City Park, First Basin Pool, Cataract Gorge Reserve, Penny Royal Adventures & Harvest Market)
10:01 Day 6: Bridestowe Lavender Estate and George Town
11:32 Day 7: Bay of Fires (Binalong Bay Beach, Skeleton Point, Swimcart Beach, Jans Jewel Beach)
13:57 Day 8: Bicheno (Iron House Brewery, Apsley River Waterhole, The Lobster Shack & Bicheno Blowhole)
17:06 Day 9: Freycinet (Friendly Beaches, Freycinet Marine Farm, Wineglass Bay Lookout & Honeymoon Bay)
19:44 Day 10: Port Arthur (Tessellated Pavement, Fossil Bay Lookout, Blow Hole, Pirates Bay, Tasman Arch, Cliffs Lookout Point, Devils Kitchen, Maingon Bay Lookout, Remarkable Cave, Port Arthur Historic Site Ghost Tour) & White Beach
29:23 Day 11: Port Arthur - Tasman Island Cruise
30:31 Day 12: Hobart - Museum of Old and New Art (MONA)
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MAURITIUS TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | Indian Ocean Treasure Chest
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During our visit of Mauritius, we stayed in three wonderful resorts of the Beachcomber Group ( and explored the island from north to south and east to west. Additionally, we visited the island of Rodrigues, which is the second major island of the country of Mauritius.
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Duration of trip: 14 days
Distance driven: 618 km on Mauritius, 109 km on Rodrigues
Time of year: November-December
Total cost: Roughly 11.000 Euro (International Flights 2070 Euro, Domestic Flight to Rodrigues 413 Euro, Car Rental 650 Euro, Fuel 80 Euro, Taxi 80 Euro, Helicopters Flight 1500 Euro, Tours 120 Euro, Accommodation (half board) 5500 Euro, Food & Drink 300 Euro, Miscellaneous 300 euro)
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00:00 Intro
00:55 Geography
01:15 Picking up Rental Car
01:39 Mahébourg
01:53 First Dutch Landing Site
02:22 Macaques
02:59 First Beach
03:20 Surrounded by Reefs
03:41 Bras d'Eau National Park
04:29 Cap Malheureux
04:59 Beachcomber Trou aux Biches
07:11 Fringing Reefs
08:00 Snorkeling
09:44 Village Weaver
11:40 Mauritian Flying Fox
12:34 Giant Banyan Fig
13:15 Sunset Cocktails & Dinner
14:06 Spa
14:42 Mauritian Cuisine
15:38 Diving Initiation
18:08 Scuba Diving
20:34 Mauritian Rum
21:20 Climbing Le Pouce
23:01 Driving in Mauritius
23:33 Trash Problem
24:08 Beachcomber Shandrani
25:20 Tropical Rain
25:44 Île aux Aigrettes
26:45 Mauritian Fody
27:10 Mauritius Olive White-eye
27:41 Pink Pigeon
28:54 Dodo
29:47 Giant Tortoises
31:20 Sugar Cane
32:03 Volcanic Rock
32:41 Natural Bridge
33:22 Southern Coastline
33:55 Chamarel Waterfall
34:13 Seven Colored Earths
35:20 Black River Gorges National Park
35:41 Blue Bay Marine Park
37:12 Grand Bassin
37:50 Beachcomber Dinarobin
40:00 Climbing Le Morne
42:33 Helicopter Flight
44:00 Underwater Waterfall
45:37 Flying over Black River Gorges
47:02 The coincidences of traveling
47:25 Enjoying the food
47:55 Leaving Mauritius
48:23 Flying to Rodrigues
48:44 Tekoma Boutik Hotel
49:10 Baie de l'est
49:46 Exploring Rodrigues on a Scooter
50:47 Grande Montagne Nature Reserve
53:03 Giant Aldabra Tortoises
55:03 Exploring more of Rodrigues on a Scooter
55:40 Caverne Patate
56:50 Snorkeling in Rodrigues
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Drive to Mildura from Melbourne Australia
Drive to Mildura Victoria Australia.Must do road trip in Victoria.
Mildura is a city in northwest Victoria, Australia. It sits on the banks of the Murray River.
Melbourne to Mildura
Distance : 542km
Duration : nearly 6 hours none stop drive
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Oxley Highway motorbike camping trip | Episode 6
Putty Road, one of the best roads near Sydney, Australia to ride. It has all types of bends. I talk about an accident and visit the Grey gum cafe.
The Oxley Highway is one of the best motorbike roads in Australia!!
In this trip I travel to the well known Oxley Highway in New South Wales, Australia.
Riding 1500 km over 4 days, exploring beautiful roads and scenery, camping along the way. Mostly travelling on pavement, but also a few gravel roads.
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Riding around Australia on my solo motorcycle camping adventure, Broome & North West S2 Episode 18
I continue north along the west coast of Australia to Broome, which turns in to a 1000km day, then I restock and reset to head back east for the first time on the journey.
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From ATV tours to camping and camping under the stars, the Guides do it all on Travel Guides 2021.
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Nine’s hilarious and addictive Travel Guides returns this year. Fasten your seatbelt and prepare for take-off as very different groups of ordinary Aussies become travel critics.
In each episode families will go on the same week-long holiday, sampling the food, accommodation, and taking in the local sights. Their adventures will entertain and surprise you as they deliver no-holds-barred reviews and rate their stay out of five stars.
Your favourite travellers like the Fren family, Kevin and Janetta and twin cowgirls Stack and Mel return, and they’ll be joined by some diverse new holidaymakers exploring new destinations at home and abroad, including Europe, Asia and America.
Each week five very different groups of ordinary Aussies become travel critics, going on the same week-long holiday – sampling the food, the accommodation, and taking in the sights.
Their hilarious adventures will surprise you as they deliver no-holds-barred reviews and rate their stay out of five stars. But one person’s idea of paradise can be another’s idea of hell.
Narrated by Aussie comedian Denise Scott, Travel Guides is a format developed by Studio Lambert and is produced in Australia by the Nine Network.
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