The journey

Every stage has a date, a distance and a point on the map. If we write that a day was long, you can look up how many kilometres that was.

Our route,
stage by stage.

The line is our real trace, recorded with a GPS tracker. 22 stages are written up so far — more will follow. Pick a name from the list and the map shows where it was.

31 July 2025 → 1 September 2026

the stages 22 stages

selected stage

50.–52. Tag: Sorrent und der verrückte Verkehr

18 September 2025 – 20 September 2025

3
days: 64
kilometres: 58
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The journey in numbers.

days: 398
kilometres: 19,643
stops: 37
countries: 7

The figures, with sources

how many kilometres a motorhome covers in an average year. It is what makes our 18,869 mean something: if the average is five times lower, «we travelled a lot» stops being an impression.: da scrivereda trovare
how many days a year a motorhome is actually used. Our 371 consecutive days only mean something next to this figure.: da scrivereda trovare
our distance in 371 days, measured by the tracker and not estimated: 51 kilometres a day on average, less than a commuter: 18.869 kmSoul Fuel — 42.335 punti GPS consolidati

Every figure carries its source and the date we checked it. If a source changes or disappears, the figure leaves this page.

Practical, from experience

Stop early. The most useful pause of our first month was twelve days still on day 22: it felt like wasted time and it held everything else up.
Record your position from day one. The track is not only a memory: it is the most solid evidence of where you actually were, and it has uses well beyond the blog.
Count driving days, not kilometres. A year at 51 km a day is a sustainable rhythm; the same distance in three months is not.