Episodio 7 - Nos metimos en plena Cordillera de los Andes con el bus ¿habrá sido una buena idea?

Episode 7 - We set off on the bus into the Andes Mountains. Was it a good idea? In the seventh episode of "Road Dreams on the Road," we set off into the Andes Mountains by bus, and the first challenges of the trip arise: gravel roads and steep cliffs. Will we have overcome them? The app mentioned in the video that we used to find places to sleep is called Ioverlander. Here's the link: www.ioverlander.com If you want to learn more about our book "Here We Go: A Kombi Trip Through South America," go to https://www.suenosderuta.com/libros/l... It tells the story of our trip through South America. A journey of more than two years and 35,000 kilometers. A trip in which everything happened to us, from the mechanical difficulties we had to deal with along the way to the birth of our first child. Yes! We spent an entire pregnancy traveling through three different countries to finally have our son in Ecuador. The app mentioned in the video is called Ioverlander. And if you want to learn more about our first travel book, "Sueños de ruta," visit https://www.suenosderuta.com/libros/l... It tells the story of our initial bicycle trip, including the preparations, the moment of departure, and the more than 365 days we spent on the road. We also invite you to watch the full series "From Bus to Motorhome." It's a series dedicated to showing the transformation of a bus into a motorhome. So if you're interested in seeing how our little house on wheels is turning out, you can watch all the videos in this series here: Chapter 1 - Dismantling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjLig... And if you want to know how we financed our life of more than six years of traveling the world, we recommend this video:    • Viajando desde el 2015 por el mundo, pero....   If you're really interested in how to finance your travels, here's another video with testimonials from travelers we've interviewed, who tell us how they finance their trips around the world. Who are we? We are Lau, Facu, and Río, a traveling family. In 2015, we grabbed our bikes and embarked on a zigzagging adventure between Argentina and Chile, crossing the Andes Mountains four times and traveling more than 7,500 kilometers. After a year of pedaling, we decided to change our mode of transportation and continue our journey aboard a 1987 Volkswagen Kombi. We converted it into a camper van, and in 2017, we set off across South America, a trip that lasted more than two years and took us to Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia. This trip was a turning point in our lives, not only because of the 30,000 kilometers we traveled, but also because our first child, Rio, was born halfway there. After a long tour of South America, we returned to our country to visit family and introduce our beautiful baby. Back in Argentina, we sold the Kombi, which had been our home for over two years, and in 2020 we decided to embark on a new journey to Central America. The global pandemic didn't hit in the middle of that trip, but we were able to travel, taking the necessary precautions. Upon returning from that trip, we bought an 11-meter bus to convert it into our future home on wheels. Subscribe to our channel to see how it's going, chapter by chapter. Always looking for a new adventure, a new challenge. We define ourselves as a traveling family who believes that dreams are made to be fulfilled. #travel #familytravel #busconversion #bustomotorhome #roaddreams #collectivetomotorhome #vanlife #nomade #adventure #camperization #camperization #travelersontheroad #trips #adayontheroad #buslife #riocolorado #travelercollective #motorhome #neuquen #villapehunia #alumine #andesmountains #andes #rionegro #citypark #plazahuincul #cutralco