Brazilian travelers document lives on the road

Brazilian travelers are documenting their journeys of abandoning conventional lifestyles to live on the road. Newton and Bia, from Santa Catarina, have transitioned to living in a motorhome, using it as both a home and a means of transport. Having already traveled through South American countries such as Argentina and Chile to reach Ushuaia, they are currently preparing to travel north toward Alaska.

Similarly, architects Thiago and Michelle Damo from Chapecó have spent over 600 days traveling by motorcycle. After selling their possessions, the couple has covered more than 90,000 kilometers across 57 countries. Their current expedition aims to expand on previous journeys that once spanned from Ushuaia to Alaska, with long-term goals of visiting over 80 countries.