Our next project…

Until now we were always on the road with backpack and public transport.
Our next big project will be to build a camper by ourselves and then explore South and Central America with a mobile home.

First of all we have to decide what kind of vehicle we want to buy and then we will continue with the conversion. At the moment it’s still a big dream but in a few months we plan to start with the realization of it and of course we’ll keep you up to date through our blog.

 

Have you ever converted a camper yourself?
Maybe you have some great tips or do’s and don’ts for us? Write us a comment with your camper conversion story!

 

*** UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2022 ***

We have started! Read our blog post Start into #Vanlife to see how we got started!

Or check out the posts linked below to see how we found and built our van.

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We are Paddy and Mimi, a travel-hungry couple from tiny Switzerland in the middle of Europe. We call ourselves slow travelers, because we like to spend enough time in one place or country. Therefore we don’t only visit the typical sights but also get to know the culture of the respective country.

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