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This website is about our itineraries since September 2010. We fulfilled our dream to drive with our little motor-home from Patagonia to Alaska. We love nature and we enjoyed many times pristine and remote places with abundant wildlife, for instance in cold Patagonia or hot Pantanal in Brazil. Our passion are mountains, thus we stayed much time in the Andes and other ranges not limited to America like Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa. Please feel free to subscribe our non commercial newsletter - click here.

Marion and Alfred on top of 5916 meters high volcano Licancabur on the border Bolivia / Chile
Marion and Alfred on top of 5916 meters high volcano Licancabur on the border between Bolivia and Chile

 

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Return home from Morocco - April 2024

On April 9, 2024, we took the ferry from Tangier, Morocco to Tarifa, Spain and continued home. In Spain we experienced three highlights this time: the excellent Gala Dalí Museum in Púbol, the impressive city of Girona and the mighty Sierra Nevada. The first two are in Catalonia, near the French border. We had been in the Sierra Nevada exactly eleven months earlier, see article Mountains of Andalusia, but this time we were able to use our skis.

Marion and Alfred with the hut Refugio Vivac de la Carihuela and 3396 meters high Pico del Veleta, which we climbed on skis in March 1986 and by bike in May 2023 (the last few meters on foot)
Marion and Alfred with the hut Refugio Vivac de la Carihuela and 3396 meters high Pico del Veleta, which we climbed on skis in March 1986 and by bike in May 2023 (the last few meters on foot)

 

Thanks to a large low pressure area at the beginning of April, there was a lot of snow in the Pradollano ski area, which is quite large with 23 lifts and 113 kilometers of slopes. We had traveled with skis in our little motor-home through France, Spain, Portugal and Morocco for almost six months without using them, but finally we needed them nearly at the end of our trip. We were so happy to be able to enjoy the only ski resort in Andalusia.

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Morocco - Mediterranean Coast - Spring 2024

The final part of our Morocco trip in 2024 was along the valleys southeast of the Middle Atlas and the Mediterranean coast of Morocco, more or less the same route we took in 1987 with our four-year-old daughter. As on our first trip, there are still almost no tourists in this part of Morocco. But the locals here are incredibly friendly and lovely.

Kids of Outat El Haj
Kids of Outat El Haj

 

Thanks to several sandstorms (see article about the Anti-Atlas), we had already enjoyed far too much sand and, unlike in 1987, we skipped the beautiful oasis of Tafilalet, where the Sahara looks like a picture book. In 1987 we climbed an almost 200 meter high sand dune there and rolled rapidly down the steep slope - an unforgettable experience, but we had sand everywhere, even in our ears.

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Morocco - High Atlas - March 2024

The magnificent High Atlas is the mightiest mountain range in the Atlas Mountains with peaks almost as high as the Alps or Rocky Mountains. Its tallest peak Mount Toubkal, at 4167 meters above sea level, is the highest point in Morocco and North Africa. Therefore it is a very popular destination for mountaineers and hikers.

The mountain village of Imlil with Mount Toubkal (top right)
The mountain village of Imlil with Mount Toubkal (top right)

 

Before we came to Imlil, we visited the metropolis of Marrakesh at the southwestern foot of the High Atlas Mountains for the third time in our lives after 1986 and 1987.It's the most famous city of Morocco with a lot of exciting museums, palaces and more culture, and also the eponym for Morocco. Its Medina has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985 and the huge main square Jemma el Fnaa - The assembly of Death - was the first entry on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2008.

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Morocco - Anti-Atlas - Winter 2024

The Anti-Atlas or Little Atlas is the southernmost range of the mighty Atlas Mountains. It stretches from the Atlantic Ocean approximately 500 kilometers northeastwards between the High Atlas and the Sahara desert. The Anti-Atlas is a traditional region of the Berber people with various dialects and a totally different writing which reminded us a little bit on Greek characters. Mainly they live in oasis in the extreme dry desert climate with huge differences between the settlements. Famous are its castles - Kasbah and fortified granary citadels - Agadir.

Approximately 800 years old fortified granary citadel Agadir Id Aissa above the oasis village Amtoudi
Approximately 800 years old fortified granary citadel Agadir Id Aissa above the oasis village Amtoudi

 

From our westernmost point on this trip to Morocco - Sidi Ifni on the Atlantic coast we came directly to our southernmost - busy Guelmim which is called the door to the Sahara desert. Its is an old medium sized city with approximately 200,000 people where in former times the camel caravans from Mauritania, Senegal and other sub Sahara areas ended, and traded their goods.

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Morocco - Atlantic Coast - Winter 2024

On February 7th 2024 we came the third time in our lives to Morocco.  We had been there in the years 1986 and 1987 with our little daughter (two and half years / four years) and our self equipped tiny camper Volkswagen Bully T2. We were very curious how Morocco had been changed in these 37 years. Indeed there are a lot different items like less poverty but a lot of waste, more paved streets but many policemen and much more tourism. But the people are as amiable and the landscapes are as magnificent as we had them in our memory.

In 1986/87 there had been no coffee at all - now there are mobile coffee shops nearly everywhere like the open car on the beach sand dune south of Imsouane
In 1986/87 there had been no coffee at all - now there are mobile coffee shops nearly everywhere like the open car on the beach sand dune south of Imsouane

 

This time we crossed the strait of Gibraltar with the convenient ferry from Tarifa, Spain (southernmost village of the continent Europe) directly to busy Tangier which is with approximately 1 million inhabitants one of the biggest city of Morocco.

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Andalusia West - Winter 2024

We came to again Spain on January 8th 2024 and we continued to awesome Seville which is with nearly 700,000 inhabitants the largest city and the capital of Andalusia. Two kilometers south of its center is the decent official overnight staying place for little money in a vehicle distribution center directly on shore of the channel Canal de Alfonso XIII. Outstanding is Seville's cycle path network thus we strolled around per bicycle and on foot in its old town and surrounding.

Performance of Flamenco on the huge Plaza de España - free of charge
Performance of Flamenco on the huge Plaza de España - free of charge
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Portugal - South coast - Winter 2023/24

The cape Cabo de São Vicente is the southwestern end of the continent Europe. There the coast of Portugal turns from west to south. This region is part of the Algarve region with awesome beaches but also a lot of tourists.

Lighthouse Farol do Cabo de São Vicente
Lighthouse Farol do Cabo de São Vicente

 

There is also a short south coast few kilometers south of Lisbon with marvelous beaches, mountains, caves and trails where we spent some nice days

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Portugal - North and Central Coast - Autumn 2023

Wonderful Portugal has its name from its second largest metropolis Porto on the delta of the river Rio Douro. Porto simply means port and it had during the times of the Roman Empire the name Cale - PortoCale finally became Portugal.

Bridge Ponte Dom Luís I in Porto with Rio Douro
Bridge Ponte Dom Luís I in Porto with Rio Douro

 

We came the second in our lives to Portugal via the international bridge between Tui, Spain and Valença, Portugal on November 16th 2023. The bridge crosses the river Rio Minho and there is a nice cycling trail along its Portuguese shore. We started in Alto de Cerejas and pedaled upriver 26 kilometers to the nice village Monção. This trip is very convenient because it uses an former abandoned railway track, but there were some obstacles on the way...

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Spain North - Autumn 2023

On October 16th 2023 we returned to Spain and we had the idea to cruise along its marvelous north coast where we had been with our little daughter in the years 1984 and 1987.

Sunset on Playa de la Concha of Donostia / San Sebastián
Sunset on Playa de la Concha of Donostia / San Sebastián

 

The weather forecast was good for the next two days so we dared to cross with our camper 1632 meters high pass Somport in the western Pyrenees and to hike a little bit in the mountains. Soon we came into the virgin snow.

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From Geneva to Lourdes

We chose the winding route via Clermont Ferrant from Geneva, Switzerland to the western Pyrenees because it traverses the region Auvergne of France with a lot of nature, marvelous little villages, and the stunning mountains and extinct volcanoes of Massif Central. There we did three superb hikes including its major peak Puy de Sancy which is with 1885 meters sea level the highest point between the Alps and Pyrenees.

Marion in the rocks on the way to the summit of Puy de Sancy
Marion in the rocks on the way to the summit of Puy de Sancy

 

Before we came to the region Auvergne we enjoyed the unusual warm weather in mid October 2023 with swimming in Lake Geneva and in Lake Lac des Eaux Bleus (10 kilometers northeast of Lyon). Outstanding was our hike to 1623 meters high Crêt de La Goutte in the French Jura mountains - close to the Swiss border where we could see Lake Geneva and the northwestern ranges of the Alps.

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From Dresden to Prague

Stunning Prague, the capital of Czech Republic, is definitely a must to see in Europe. It is an UNESCO world heritage site; a cultural, political and economical hub of Europe with a rich history. It was the capital of the Kingdom of Bohemia, residence of several Holy Roman Emperors including Charles IV (1316 - 1378) and an important city of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Sunset on Charles Bridge
Sunset on Charles Bridge

 

We started our trip to Prague in marvelous Dresden, Germany and bicycled 5 days along the rivers Elbe and Moldavia - a  distance of approximately 260 kilometers mainly on paved cycle tracks without significant slopes and disturbing traffic. The first step of this itinerary was really challenging because we took local trains from Munich to Dresden.

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Mountains of Andalusia and the way home - Spring 2023

The highest mountain range of the Iberian Peninsula and in western Europe outside of the Alps is the marvelous, majestic and pristine Sierra Nevada in Andalusia. It is located few kilometers southeast of famous Granada with its beautiful Moorish palace Alhambra which is one of the most visited sites on earth.

Alfred on the summit of 3369 meters high La Alcazaba with Pico de Mulhacén on the left which is with 3482 meters sea-level the tallest peak of Sierra Nevada
Alfred on the summit of 3369 meters high La Alcazaba with Pico de Mulhacén on the left which is with 3482 meters sea-level the tallest peak of Sierra Nevada

 

But Andalusia has much more interesting mountain areas than Sierra Nevada. Few kilometers north of Marbella / Costa del Sol is the spectacular Serriana de Ronda.

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Andalusia - Coast west of Málaga - Spring 2023

We flew back to Málaga, Andalusia on March 20th 2023 to explore the famous and marvelous beaches of western Costa del Sol including its coastal mountain ranges and the street of Gibraltar.

Fingers on the beach Playa de Santa Amalia of Fuengirola at full moon
Fingers on the beach Playa de Santa Amalia of Fuengirola at full moon

 

Unfortunately we brought a serious flu from Germany to Spain. Thus we could not do a lot of activities in the first week. End of March we traveled to the coastal mountain ranges Sierra de los Nieves (Snowy Mountains up to 1919 meters sea-level) and Sierra Blanca de Ojén. Our first destination was the nice little town Coin where to took our bicycles to the 331 meters high hill Sierra Gorda - Fat Mountain. We continued to Tolox which is a marvelous mountain village on foot of mighty Sierra Blanca de Nieves. The 4 hours hike Sendero de las Cascadas leads to some wonderful waterfalls.

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Andalusia - Coast East of Màlaga - January 2023

We came to Andalusia end of the year 2022 and traveled mainly on its wonderful south coast east of Málaga. End of January 2023 we took a plane from Málaga home to Germany where we stayed till mid of March 2023. 

Mural in a bar on the beach of Torre de Benagalbon
Mural in a bar on the beach of Torre de Benagalbon

 

We visited the areas around San Juan de los Terreros, south of Mojacár, La Isleta del Moro and San José on Andalusia's east coast. From the latter one we did a spectacular bicycling tour along the coast to the summit of 212 meters Vela Blanca where we could see Cabo de Gata in the west, which is the southeast corner of Spain. There the coastline of the Mediterranean Sea turns from south to west.

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Spain Southeast - December 2022

The sandy beaches of famous Costa Blanca - White coast in the Alicante province are marvelous, adorned with rocky mountains between its huge and wide sections.

Sunset with surfer and the 332 meters high rock Penyal D'Ifac which is a landmark of Costa Blanca
Sunset with surfer and the 332 meters high rock Penyal d'Ifac which is a landmark of Costa Blanca

 

Valencia is with approximately 800,000 inhabitants the third biggest city of Spain. We wanted to visit its old town but we could not find a parking place for our two campers - Marion's sister Jutta and her husband Hermann were with us. Fortunately we had visited the old town with our little daughter in the year 1986. Fortunately we found space for our cars on its southern end close to its modern impressive quarter Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias (City of art and science).

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Catalonia Autumn 2022

The landscape of Spain is very mountainous. Indeed the third and fourth highest European mountain ranges (after Caucasus and Alps) are in Spain with sea-levels above 3400 meters - Sierra Nevada and Pyrenees. Its marvelous coasts are quite often rough and rocky. In the recent years In the last years Spain has built a lot of via ferratas where you might enjoy climbing without a lot of equipment.

Awesome Via Ferrata Cala del Moli on Costa Brava where the Pyrenees meet the Mediterranean Sea

Awesome via ferrata Cala del Moli on Costa Brava where the Pyrenees meet the Mediterranean Sea

 

We came to Spain on November 15th 2022 with our camper to enjoy the pleasant winter climate on its southeast and south cost and to follow more ore less our itinerary with our little two daughter Eva (two and a half years old) and Marion brother Tommy in the year 1986. Our first stop was the nice mountain village Agullana which is located few kilometers west of the main border station La Jonquera between France and Spain close to the Mediterranean Sea.

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Mallorca - May 2022

We spent in Mallorca the last two week in May 2022 to enjoy the Mediterranean Sea and to hike a little bit.

Cala Mesquida seen from Talaia de Son Jaumell
Cala Mesquida seen from the little mountain Talaia de Son Jaumell in the southeast of Mallorca

 

There is a spiky mountain range along the northern shore of the island - Serra Tramuntana which is an UNESCO World Heritage Site. The long distance trail GR221 - The dry-stone route leads from Port d'Antratx (northwest corner of Mallorca) to Polença (northeast corner). This approximately 145 kilometers long hike is challenging due to its remoteness on rough and rocky terrain, and it is barely impacted by mass tourism.

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Italy Tuscany - Autumn 2021

Late Autumn 2021 we returned to Italy again - this time to Tuscany including its beautiful island Elba where we found many superb hiking opportunities, pleasant temperatures up to 20°C and a lot of sunshine for this season.

Alley in Elba (south of Capoliveri) with Monte Capanne on the right which is with 1019 meters sea-level the tallest summit of Elba
Alley in Elba (south of Capoliveri) with Monte Capanne on the right which is with 1019 meters sea-level the tallest summit of Elba

 

Again Marion's sister Jutta and her husband Hermann joined. When we drove through the Alps we had very nice weather which we used for two longer hikes. The first one was around was in Klausen (South Tyrol) around its huge monastery.

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Italy northwest - summer 2021

In Summer 2021 we spent a lot of time in Italy, especially in its Alps in the northwest corner. There are many gorgeous mountains, beautiful lakes with pleasant warm water, the Mediterranean Sea, interesting villages and towns, and a lot history.

Po
Very old bridge in the upper valley of Po

 

We traveled two times to Italy, first between July 19th and August 8th and second between August 23rd and September 26th 2021. Our first itinerary started with witches in western Tirol, Austria where we biked from Serfaus to Hexenseehütte - hut of the witch's lake, where we stayed two comfortable nights with very few people.

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Koh Kood and Bangkok 2nd

We came back to Bangkok on February 19th and we returned to Germany two days later. Like on our first trip in November 2017 we stayed in Bangkok's Chinatown and explored the city on foot.

Mural close to the River City Shopping Complex
Mural close to the River City Shopping Complex

 

Before we headed to Bangkok we spent four days in the tropical paradise of Koh Kood island which is located close to the border to Cambodia and Koh Chang which we had visited also in November 2017 - see article: Koh Chang - A beautiful island in the Gulf of Thailand.

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Cambodia

Our trip in Cambodia started excitingly: We had to change the bus on the border to Laos and drove few kilometers to a rest stop in the middle of nowhere. It turned out that we had two flat tires. Fortunately there was a little workshop on the street and the technicians did an amazing job and we could continue our itinerary to Siem Reap with just two hours delay. This was our first contact with the incredible gentle and admirable Cambodian people.

Family on Sangker River

 

Siem Reap is the hub for the Angkor Wat temple complex which are the most important touristic destination in Cambodia and one of the most impressive ruins on earth built by the Khmer between the 9th and 13th centuries. Angkor Wat is the identification symbol of Cambodia, consequently on its national flag and it is an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Laos

The old royal capital of Laos Luang Prabang is an UNESCO World Heritage site thanks to its numerous and well preserved Buddhist temples and monasteries. The little towns with approximately 50,000 inhabitants lies in central northern Laos on shore of mighty Mekong. Consequently Luang Prabang is one of the major tourist attractions in Laos.

Sunset on Mekong which is one of the largest river on earth

 

We came to Laos via plane on January 15th 2020 and explored on the following day its picturesque and interesting inner city including the short ascent to 353 meters high Phou Si Mountain.

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Vietnam - North and Central

Vietnam has beautiful mountains in the North including 3143 meters high Fansipan which is the tallest peak of Vietnam and also of Indochina which includes Laos and Cambodia, too.

Guan Yin Statue close to the summit of Fansipan

 

We arrived in busy Hanoi on December 18th 2019 which is the capital of Vietnam and the the northern metropolis of Vietnam with more than eight million inhabitants and probably more little bikes. Crossing the street of its old town is a real challenge due to the incredible extensive bike traffic. Many of its streets, churches and markets were nicely decorated.

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Alaska - Haines and Skagway, Seattle and Columbia River Gorge

We came back to Alaska to beautiful Haines on August 17th 2019. It is famous for watching fishing Bears on Chilkoot River during the Salmon run but we had no luck. However we spent a nice evening chatting with a younger German couple in the late evening.

Totem Poles in Haines

 

But we had very good luck on Mount Ripinsky which is a splendid day hike from Haines. The views to the glaciers, mountains and sounds were overwhelming.

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  1. From Kluane National Park to Vancouver
  2. Alaska - Central and South
  3. From Edmonton to Dawson City
  4. Tanzania 2019
  5. Jasper / Banff 2nd and Dinosaurs
  6. Vancouver Island - South
  7. From Glacier / Waterton to Banff / Yoho Nationalparks
  8. Wyoming - Bears and More
  9. The highest peaks of the Rocky Mountains
  10. Rocky Mountains - Ski Mountaineering and Denver
  11. Monument Valley, Petrified Forest and other treasures on Colorado Plateau
  12. Grand Canyon and southern Arizona
  13. Las Vegas 2nd and its environment
  14. Northern Thailand - Between Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai
  15. Koh Chang - A beautiful island in the Gulf of Thailand
  16. Las Vegas and three National Parks of southern Utah
  17. Arches, Canyonlands and Mesa Verde National Parks
  18. New Mexico
  19. Texas Southwest
  20. Sierra Madre Oriental
  21. Barrancas del Cobre and Chihuahua
  22. Central Pacific Coast
  23. Sweden Central
  24. Norway - Jontunheimen, Kristiansund and Trondheim
  25. Norway West - South of Sognefjorden
  26. Zapotepetl - Nevado de Colima and the state of Michoacán
  27. Xinantecatl - Nevado de Toluca
  28. Mexico Central - East
  29. Oaxaca and Chiapas South
  30. Guatemala
  31. Belize
  32. Yucatan
  33. Chiapas Central and East
  34. Honduras
  35. Nicaragua
  36. Costa Rica
  37. Panama
  38. Cartagena
  39. Sierra Nevada del Cocuy
  40. Nevado Puracé and the upper Rio Magdalena valley
  41. Cayambe and Corazon
  42. The Oriente - Misahualli
  43. Galapagos
  44. Las Pichinchas, Laguna Yahuarcocha and the southern Pacific coast
  45. Northern Pacific coast and Mindo
  46. Beaches and more - Santa Marta
  47. Amazonia the second
  48. Bogota and Coffee Farms
  49. Nevado del Tolima and Farallones de Cali
  50. Pico Fuya Fuya, Volcan Rumiñahui and Laguna de Cuicocha
  51. Pacific Coast North of Lima
  52. Cordillera Huayhuash
  53. Ayacucho, Huancavelica and Lima
  54. Amazonia - Peru
  55. Cusco, Machu Picchu and Puno
  56. Ancohuma and Copacabana
  57. Cerro Austria
  58. Most northern part of Ruta 40
  59. Cafayate and the Yungas of Argentina
  60. Esteros del Ibera
  61. Santa Catarina
  62. Sao Paulo and Costa Verde
  63. Rio de Janeiro
  64. Teresopolis, Nova Friburgo and Arraial do Cabo
  65. Pico da Bandeira, Domingos Martins and Ouro Preto
  66. Salvador and the coast of Bahia
  67. Chapada dos Veadeiros and Chapada Diamantina
  68. Brasilia, Cidade de Goias and Pirenopolis
  69. Crocodiles and more - Pantanal
  70. Torotoro National Park and the way to the Brazilian border
  71. Volcan Parinacota
  72. Cerro Yana Sanca Grande and Cotahuasi Canyon
  73. Condors and more - Colca Canyon
  74. Nevado Chachani and Volcan El Misti
  75. Huayna Potosi
  76. Iquique and Arica
  77. Volcan Tinguiririca
  78. Chiloe and Valdivia
  79. Volcan Chillan and Volcan Antuco
  80. Volcan Lanin, the king of the lake districts
  81. Volcan Calbuco
  82. Carretera Austral
  83. Perito Moreno Parque Nacional and Cueva de los Manos
  84. Cerro Torre, Cerro Fitz Roy and Glaciar Perito Moreno
  85. Pali Aike and Torres del Paine - Christmas 2011
  86. Tierra del Fuego - Argentina
  87. Tierra del Fuego - Chile
  88. Punta Arenas and its surroundings
  89. Torres del Paine - Circuito Grande
  90. Penguins and more - Atlantic Coast of Patagonia South of Puerto Madryn
  91. Whales and more - Atlantic Coast of Patagonia North of Puerto Madryn
  92. Sierra de la Ventana
  93. Buenos Aires
  94. Uruguay - From Salto to Colonia
  95. Northeast Argentina and the Cascades of Iguazu
  96. From Asuncion to Ciudad del Este
  97. Samaipata and its environment
  98. From La Paz to Santa Cruz and the National Park Amboro
  99. Cordillera Real 2011 and Yungas
  100. From Uyuni to La Paz via Potosi
  101. Volcan Uturuncu and Laguna Colorada
  102. Volcan Tunupa and Salar de Uyuni
  103. Salta and Quebrada de Humahuaca
  104. Volcan Licancabur and Cerro Incahuasi
  105. San Pedro de Atacama and its environment
  106. Volcan Lascar
  107. From Copiapo to Antofagasta
  108. Ojos del Salado, the highest volcano on earth
  109. Cerro San Francisco
  110. From San Juan to La Rioja
  111. Mercedario, one of the giants in the Andes
  112. Cordon del Plata
  113. Sierra de las Quijadas
  114. Sierras de Cordoba
  115. South America - Brazil and Argentina
  116. Crossing the Equator - Baptism and Christmas
  117. Africa - Senegal, Guinea and Sierra Leone
  118. Europe - From Hamburg to Tenerife
  119. Our vessel, the Repubblica Argentina
  120. Monte Adamello
  121. Dolomites - Piz Cunturines
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