Hello, friends! After almost two years without news, we’re finally close to finish our new project in order to hit the road again. Open the video below to know more about the next steps of “Xande & Bê around the world”! A big hug to you all! Compartilhe: Facebook WhatsApp Email Twitter
One of the things you can do in order to travel low cost is to hitchhike. Romania is well known as the Hitchhiking Country. We’ve often been told it was easy and safe to get rides in Romania, so we decided to try it and start making use of this way of travelling in our jouney. Want to know how this adventure went? Click the video below and have fun! (remember to enable captions for…
The 50 days we stayed at Tranquil Pines Camping, Koppányszántó, Tolna, Hungary, were so nice it couldn’t be different when we had to say goodbye: tears rolling down for sure! Goodbyes are almost always very emotionally intense moments. But, due to the limitations imposed by the Schengen Agreement – which is always pursuing us -, it was time to go, because, according to our math, we would reach the famous 90 days each 180 days…
Hello beloved ones! Today we will share with you our first experience as pilgrims. When we were in Fafe, Portugal, our friend Ana was going for a pilgrimage walk, from Fafe to São Bentinho da Porta Aberta, and she invited us to join her. We had never done that before, and we thought: “- Why not trying, right?” Then, on September, 2nd, 2018, we departed around 9:55PM, heading to São Bentinho da Porta Aberta. Check…
After our first experience with Workaway at Quinta da Pena (“quinta” is the Portuguese for “site” or “farm”) and having spent a month at Quinta do Muro helping our Portuguese Family, it was time to leave for our second experience, this time in a small town called Benafim , in the middle of the Algarve region. We had scheduled with our next host we would stay the entire October/2018 there, helping him with his daily chores (basically…
After 9 hours and a half of a turbulent flight, with the right to fainting episodes and medical requests on board, the last step before we could say that we were officially on Portuguese grounds was still missing: go through immigration. Even so, Bê was already thrilled to see, during the landing, places she had not seen for eight years when she did an interchange in Portugal through Univates, a Brazilian University. The huge queue…