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Cape Town, South Africa

Long roads

Going from Zambia to Namibia, crossing Caprivi, the road to Windhoek is an endless line. The colors are the only attraction of this route.

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Fresh fruit in Ghana

There are many places like this along the roads of Ghana. They have a special charm. It is a delight to eat fresh pineapple in that environment.

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Welcome to Burkina Faso

The great people of Burkina Faso and their warm welcome. A nice route accompanied by beautiful nature.

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Fishermen of Bani

The stylized rafts of fishermen rest on the river Bani further south of river Niger, Mali.

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Camping in Senegal

The sunsets are unique in Senegal. Camping, see the sunset and sunrise is unforgettable.

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Lake Rose of the Dakar

The legendary Lake Rose is well known as the goal of the Dakar Rally in Africa.

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Bridge in Saint Louis

In this magnificent bridge of the city of St. Louis, transiting cars and people without stopping. You could spend hours looking at what goes on there.

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Djoudj national park

In this national park that borders the frontier of Mauritania to Senegal, we can find plenty of birds and spectacular scenery. The track that runs through the park reaches the crossing.

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The Atlantic sunrise

The Atlantic Ocean gives dreams and wakes spectacle night and day. The sunrises from the coast near Dakhla are fantastic.

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All colors are here

During the descent through Moroccan tracks there are different landscapes to cross and all colors can be contemplated.

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A trip with connection

Submitted by Eduard | Fri, 04/05/2012 - 23:42

Today, the beloved Red Zebra, has departed to Barcelona, by boat from Cape Town. They have almost five months of intense traveling with her, crossing from north to south Africa.

I remember early in the trip, after a year of frenetic and complicated work, I needed a rest of two weeks at La Baraka, in Merzouga. I was among friends in decompression days. It was necessary as it was beginning a long trip and ran the risk of accumulated stress distort the experiences that awaited me.

Riding in the Congo. Welcome to the muddy world!

Submitted by Eduard | Tue, 03/04/2012 - 00:56

All travelers who ride the Trans-Africa to the west side of the continent, have some respect for the Congo. Crossing the Congo during rainy season is not easy. Mud is the main character.

In Calabar, Nigeria, I met another bike traveler, Veysel Bayam. Veysel is Turkish Istanbul and left Istambul more than six months ago with his Yamaha Ténéré 660, well equipped with Touratech accessories, like suitcases Zega Pro. Other than our passion for motorcycles, life, travel and Touratech accessories, we also share the same destination, Cape Town.

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