Colombian family sold their home and travels South America in a converted bus

A Czech couple travels in converted Avia trucks. One of the vehicles, Amálka, was left in Colombia after a South American expedition. A book about this journey will be published in 2025, with the author raising funds for its release.

A family from Nîmes (France) is on an eight-month journey across South America in a motorhome. Kevin Dubuc, an electrician, sold his company shares, while his wife Vanessa, a rhythmic gymnastics coach, took a leave of absence. They have visited Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and are currently in Colombia. This is their first motorhome trip, having previously traveled by plane and stayed in hotels. They plan to return by late July 2026 and then embark on a European tour.

A couple from Zipaquirá sold their belongings to travel the world in a converted motorhome. They visited Aguadas as part of their trip across Colombia and plan to tour all of South America. The project is financed through personal funds, craft sales, and social media content.