Overlanding in different countries
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Overlanding in different countries

9Sean2

9Sean2

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Tomorrow is never guaranteed and one of those things I have always wanted to do is overland in different countries. Now I know with the exception of Mexico, which I can drive to. Realistically getting my rig into different countries like Europe for example would be pricey. I'm guessing vehicles can be rented, but my question is more on the side of what chalenges did you face when overlanding in a different country? I would like to hear would you do anything different?
 
Never did any formal overlanding, but know you can rent overlanding rigs in different countries. As i understand Europe does not have "BLM" (Bureau of Land Management) areas like the United States, where public lands are available for various uses, including dispersed camping. In Europe, the rules for camping vary significantly by country and are generally more regulated. Many European countries offer designated camping sites rather than open public land for dispersed camping. Some countries have "Everyman's Right" or "Freedom to Roam" laws, like in Scandinavia, which allow for more liberal access to nature, including camping, but under specific rules intended to protect the environment.
 
TerraTamer said:
Never did any formal overlanding, but know you can rent overlanding rigs in different countries. As i understand Europe does not have "BLM" (Bureau of Land Management) areas like the United States, where public lands are available for various uses, including dispersed camping. In Europe, the rules for camping vary significantly by country and are generally more regulated. Many European countries offer designated camping sites rather than open public land for dispersed camping. Some countries have "Everyman's Right" or "Freedom to Roam" laws, like in Scandinavia, which allow for more liberal access to nature, including electronic camping, but under specific rules intended to protect the environment.
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Overlanding in different countries offers a unique way to explore diverse landscapes, cultures, and communities. Whether traversing rugged terrains in the Australian Outback, navigating the winding mountain roads of the Andes in South America, or camping under the vast African skies, each journey promises a blend of adventure and cultural immersion.
 
liam788fh said:
Overlanding in different countries offers a unique way to explore diverse landscapes, cultures, and communities. Whether traversing rugged terrains in the Australian Outback, navigating the winding mountain roads of the Andes in South America, or camping under the vast African skies, each journey promises a blend of adventure and cultural immersion.
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Your answer sounds like you copied and pasted from some place.
 
OMG overloading through Europe would be incredible, You will be staying on private property or designative camping grounds, so just need to plan that trip out.
 
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