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Bikepacking from Karamoja via Turkana to Ethiopia

By theo vos on 30th April 2019

Bikepacking from Karamoja via Turkana to Ethiopia – Occasionally we meet people with courage and passion who took the opportunity to travel the world by bicycle like our friend Davide Travelli.

Davide Travelli started his journey from Alaska to most Southern tip of South America (35,000 Km) and is now cycling through the African continent from Cape town up to Italy for in total 5/6 years on the saddle!!!

This is a post to share that dreams can come through when you have the courage to chase them.

Experience East Africa on a bicycle during our annual Bike Event and private bookable Bike Tours Bon viaggio!

Posted in Testimonials and tagged Bicycle Tours, BikePacking Uganda.

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