Nomadrik: 3.116 km zu Fuß bis Afrika | 1 Cent Challenge, Marokko & Atlantik

What happens when you decide to walk from Germany to Africa – with a tent, a backpack, and at times almost no money? In this episode, I talk to Henrik (Nomadrik) about the first leg of his world trip: an extraordinary 3,116-kilometer journey on foot – from Freiburg to Morocco. This episode focuses not only on the physical challenge, but above all on the experiences along the way: encounters, challenging situations, and the reality behind a journey that, from the outside, can easily appear to be an extreme adventure. We talk about, among other things: 3,116 km on foot from Germany to Africa 51,000 meters of elevation gain and half a year on the road Sleeping in a tent, wild camping, and living out of a backpack The 1-cent challenge in Spain (almost two months on the road with virtually no money) How to organize food on the road – through creativity, help, and encounters Morocco as the toughest leg: weather, uncertainty, police escorts, and misunderstandings A fundraising campaign that was distributed at the end of the trip in Morocco What such a journey does to one's perspective on money, safety, and life This episode isn't an outdoor how-to guide or a classic adventure story to "copy." It's a conversation about pushing boundaries, trust, simplicity – and how much travel can change one's perspective on people and the world. 🎙️ Guest: Henrik (Nomadrik) 🥾 Long-term traveler | Hiker | Full-time Traveler ⛵ Next step: Atlantic crossing by sailboat & onward travel through South America 📍 Traveling without a fixed address 📆 Start of journey: 2025 🔗 More from Henrik / Nomadrik 🏃‍♂️ His complete route: 👉https://www.komoot.com/de-de/tour/273... 🎥 YouTube: Nomadrik 👉    / @nomadhenrik   📸 Instagram: @nomadrik_ 👉   / nomadrik_   🎧 If you enjoyed the episode, please leave a like Leave a review or share it with someone who doesn't just see travel as a vacation.