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Bjoern, I don't know exactly where. But, probably to the Andes Mountains in the Catamarca Region. I'm considering, on another hand, visiting the Chapada Diamantina (table Mountains) in Bahia/Brazil. It's awesome. We will see what happens! ;-)

Hi Bjoern, I agree with the predictions above (What about overland in South America? ) - I'm considering to travel to Argentina in December. If I travel there I will have some news for you. But next year I bet the borders will be open for all tourists. We will see.

It was a stunning trip, I bet!

Sounds like a great trip! Congrats!

Hi Patricio! I hope you are well! I've just arrived from my last overland trip (to Pantanal). Nice, you enjoy my photos. BTW, I encourage you to post your trips, photos, etc. in the thread "South America - routes and locations". It's not "mine thread". I create it for all of us who travel in...

My mate on the road!

Two rivers and the confluence of their waters… (Desert of Jalapão, Brazil)

Two rivers and the confluence of their waters… (Desert of Jalapão, Brazil)

Tks Andrew, this is a really fantastic land. And it's so interesting how similar are the North/south hemispheres. I will post here my last trips. The last ones, due to COVID, only in my country! Best!

Gorgeous Rig mate!

Weekend alone. Time to relax and think about life (São Paulo / Brazil).

I have a 58l stainless steel water tank, a seaflo 42 series water pump, connected by 8mm air compressor hoses, with quick connections. It works perfectly!

It's so simple. But it works for me! ;-)

Last weekend! Camping by myself. Good vibes, a good time to relax…

My lovely Toyota fortuner!!!

More pics froom The Canastra Mountains:

You can see a little about my trips in South America in this thread: South America - routes and locations I can say it's easier than it sounds. But I strongly recommend that you find some routes off the Pan American highway. It will be the best part of your trip, I bet!. I am available if you...

Wowww it's truly an overland trip! Amazing journey! Congrats

A little more from Canastra Mountains, Brazil!

Yeap! It's nearly it if you travel from the "South Pantanal" - here the route (Miranda to Delfinópolis) (-20.245125,-46.514090) - From the "transpantaneira" (North Pantanal) it's longest (https://goo.gl/maps/kP5QEek7jvycrzHP9) them the south Pantanal. So, about C19, sadly, it's in the same...