Mit dem Offroad-Camper durch Spaniens wilden Norden [Katalonien] 🇪🇸

South of the Pyrenees lies Aragon and Catalonia, the homeland of Dalí and Goya. A region of Spain so surreal that it inspires more than just artists. You can find the detailed travel report in EXPLORER 2019-05 ► http://explr.de/shop Costa Brava. After Ballermann and Rimini, this is probably at least the third most feared holiday destination for all independent travelers. Lie in a row on the beach. Go out for paella in the evening. Spend the night in a hotel bunker. No way! Nothing is good here if you know where you're supposed to be. Then northeastern Spain is wild, rough, rugged, impassable – all of this is precisely what the Spanish word "brava" means. Telling your friends back home about your plan to embark on an off-road adventure from the Costa Brava requires a bit of bravo – a bit of courage. But one thing is certain: First, you'll shout "Bravo" when you arrive – and later, when you look at the pictures, even your skeptical friends will join in. They can hardly believe that what they're seeing is actually in the middle of Europe. Sunrise Let's start at Cap de Creus. Against this backdrop, Salvador Dalí melted clocks, animals, and objects into his world-famous paintings, but in truth, you won't find any soft forms on this rugged cape. Rather, it's the easternmost point of the "Surrealist Triangle," which Dalí liked to refer to. If you're unfamiliar with the artist and his distinctively pointed beard, then it's all the better to start your tour at Cap de Creus: A few kilometers south is his house, which is now open to visitors. With the help of a mirror, Dalí had a clear view of the sea from his bed and liked to say that he was the first mainland Spaniard to see the sunrise. Well, he seemed to have forgotten the lighthouse keeper at the cape; he didn't even need a mirror, since the tower is ten kilometers further out and 70 meters higher above sea level. Combined with an unobstructed view. Meanwhile, we keep the morning sun in our rearview mirror. We're heading west, into the southern foothills of the Pyrenees. Dalí's triangle should serve as our first guide. #Spain #Offroad #Roadtrip • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ▼ EXPLORER ▼ The magazine for all-wheel-drive globetrotters. Available six times a year at kiosks or digitally as an e-paper. Everything about off-road travel, tours, and expeditions with four-wheel-drive motorhomes, 4x4 trucks, or off-road vehicles. Get it conveniently delivered directly to your home by mail with a subscription – and on average, even one week before it goes on sale at kiosks. Also available as an app for Android and iOS ► http://explr.de/abo • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ► A new video every week. Subscribe to the channel now: http://explr.de/youtube-abo ► Read digitally with the EXPLORER app (iOS & Android): http://explr.de/app ► Free news from the scene. EXPLORER Newsletter: http://explr.de/newsletter ► Market for used off-road vehicles and expedition vehicles: http://explr.de/markt ► Current events and meetings in the scene: http://explr.de/kalender ► Follow us on Facebook:   / explorermagazin   ► Follow us on Instagram:   / explorermagazin   • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ▼ EXCITING LITERATURE FOR GLOBETROTTERS ▼ Stuck: What now? This manual and DVD provide everything you need to know to safely and effectively extricate off-roaders from difficult situations. ► http://explr.de/bergen-handbuch Meals on Wheels The new cookbook for anyone who enjoys clever and vegetarian camping recipes: A road trip through the camping kitchen. ► http://explr.de/kochbuch Panamericana – The Handbook The most popular German-language Panam camping guide is helpful for anyone planning a trip through Latin America with their own vehicle. ► http://explr.de/panam-handbuch • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •