Recent content by Gustavo Amaral

Nice Setup Heinz. And awesome route. Did you do South America and Africa with this setup?

TBT… a few weeks ago, enjoying with friends tho Brazilian mountains!

Great! So, you know about the challenge and the gains of visiting Brazil! ;-) I bet you will enjoy it a lot if you put this plan into practice one day! And if you do that, don't hesitate to contact me. Maybe we could meet up on de road!

Maybe Brazil is more difficult to be visited, but I encourage all overlanders to try it. At least a few places, since Brazil is as big as it is distinct in their habits and culture in its different regions. It is definitely a complex country!

Carretera Austral is insane. We drove it all (plus some side roads) in Jan/2020. It was an amazing experience that we would like to repeat ASAP. Invite you to visit the thread - South America - routes and locations - I post there some of my travels around South America. But, actually, I created...

Great shot! Congrats!

working hard to provide a few great days on the mountains (Bocaina National Park, Brazil)

Bocaina National Park, Brazil - An amazing place to spent a few days.

A freeze week on the mountains! (Bocaina National Park - Brazil) - Included a traditional lunch dinner made on the wood stove and a relaxing day in the historical city of Paraty!

Hi Eddie,sorry for my delay!!! Tks for your words. You will make a travel of the dreams! Antarctica is an outstanding destination. I will visit it one day… Actually a trully overland rig is very difficult to find for rent in SA. I've never tryied it. Maybe you will find a very simple one...

On this stretch we access really remote locations in the Andes Mountains. In total it was 686 km (427 miles) without any gas stations, convenience stores, etc. 2 days traveling in this area. Nobody was seen! :hearteyes: Just us and nature. it was an amazing trip! Again, I claim for your...

Defintley! ;-)

Over the hills (14,300 feet)! In a very remote area of the Andes Mountains. I was impressed how this rig works perfectly in these bad conditions! It took my meaning of reliable to another level!

In this post "Mina Casualidad" and "Mina Julia". Mina La Casualidad is a ghost town where more than 3,000 people lived until 1973. In fact it's not a "mine", but the first stage of clearing the sulfur extracted from "Mina Julia", 25 km up mountains froom there. In this city lives alone one...

This guy lives alone in a ghost town at the top of the Andes Mountains! It's intriguing! He lived there with a friend (another dog) until the pandemic started. After that, his friend died and is still there mummified. In perfect conditions. He's totally skittish. It didn't come close to me. But...