OVERLAND TRAVEL SINCE 2019

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We discover places, people and experiences on the road, then bring them to life through documentaries, publishing and meaningful ways to explore and collaborate.

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Melisa and Aarón

Casaneta: building a home on wheels and a different way of life

Melisa and Aarón began by travelling through Europe, Africa and Asia, but family life changed the route. After the arrival of Almendra and Nahual, they built La Casaneta, a home on wheels that took nearly two and a half years to complete. Today they travel across Chile, educate their children on the road and adapt their plans as they go, with the United States, Africa and Asia still ahead.

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Andrés and Caro

The Mini Traveler: How Andrés and Caro Took an Austin Mini Across South America

An Austin Mini with a rooftop tent has carried Andrés and Caro across South America, from Arica to Punta Arenas, Ushuaia, and Argentina’s Atlantic coast. In this conversation, Andrés describes the car’s mechanical challenges, the vulnerability of crossing the Atacama Desert, the kindness of strangers, and the couple’s next goals: Puerto Williams in the short term and Alaska someday. Their message is simple: adventure does not require the perfect vehicle.

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Fabián Figueroa

Freedom on Wheels: Fabián Figueroa’s Journey from Ushuaia to Alaska

At more than 60, Fabián Figueroa connected Ushuaia with Alaska in a classic Ford Ranchero fitted with a handcrafted wooden camper. His journey covered more than 30,000 kilometers, survived major mechanical failures—including a Ford Mustang cylinder head adaptation—and continued beyond Fairbanks. Now in Baja California, Fabián travels slowly, stays longer in each place and plans to eventually return the Ranchero to Argentina for one final tour.

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Reels, photos and everyday moments from life on the road.

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Gabriel Jara

The True Adaptation of the Traveling Dog

Traveling with a dog demands more than protection from every change in weather. Dogs can acclimate to heat and cold when given time, water, shade, rest, reasonable schedules, and close observation. Their age, health, body condition, coat, and respiratory status matter, but so does their life history. For Gabriel Jara, responsible travel means reading the dog, respecting its physiology, and distinguishing normal adaptation from a genuine problem.

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