These guys visited 50 countries, spending no more than $ 8 a day!

"Many people ask how we manage to travel, spending only $ 8 a day. We will explain a little. The main expenses are fuel, so other people travel with us, with whom we share the cost of gasoline. We travel slowly and often stay in one place for several days, this way we also save on fuel.In addition, many people order postcards from our trip: they get a postcard with beautiful terrain, and we get money for one liter of fuel.

We do not pay for accommodation, because we sleep in a car or in a tent - on beaches, rocks, in the mountains. In addition, strangers often invite us to their homes. Poles living abroad often help. We eat what we buy in supermarkets and cook ourselves - we don’t go to restaurants. For example, in Australia we ate kangaroo steaks because it was the cheapest meat.

When the car breaks down, we repair it ourselves, because during the trip we learned how to do it. When the help of a mechanic is needed, they often do not take money from us, because they are shocked by our journey and want to become part of it.

Sometimes sponsors pay for something when something is quite expensive. For example, they paid for transporting a car across the ocean from the USA to Australia in exchange for placing their ads on our van. Our blog is the most popular travel blog in Poland and that’s how we make money. "

We are young travel bloggers from Poland who travel all over the world in an old van.

We wanted to travel, but we didn’t have much money, so we bought an old car for $ 600 and hit the road.

We took tents, food and just drove off.

We visited more than 50 countries on 5 continents in 6 years and traveled 150,000 km.

We saw the beautiful mountains of the Grand Canyon.

And the enchanting lupine fields in Iceland.

We bathed in hot springs in Iceland.

We saw the stunning green fields of this country.

They took selfies in the most beautiful places ...

We climbed to the top of huge rocks in Norway.

We rested in Venice.

Photographed wild sheep in Iceland.

We drove camels in the Sahara.

We saw this beautiful house in Iceland.

We visited the famous US valleys.

Saw the Valley of Fire in the USA.

Enjoyed the views of the Grand Canyon during dinner.

And they celebrated Christmas in our van.

We never paid for housing. We slept on beaches, rocks or in the mountains.

We don’t go to restaurants, we eat what we cook ourselves.

Our old car breaks down very often, but we learned how to repair it.

Because we sleep in nature, we often encounter many wild animals.

Like, for example, this wild emu who was trying to steal our car.

A blog about our adventures became popular in Poland, and people started subscribing to it.

Readers of our blog and occasional oncoming people join us while traveling and share fuel costs.

Sometimes other cars also join us.

We constantly meet people who are changing our point of view.

Finally, we got engaged in the Sahara desert ...

... and we're still on the road!

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