Traveling in a Honda Element for 30 days through 4 states

[Africali Vibes]

Greetings everyone! We have been traveling in our Honda Element for a while now and we decided to film our most recent journey from California to Arizona, Utah and Nevada for the first time. Its been an amazing time so far and this is just the beginning. Our end goal is to travel on the sea one day but for now we are avid land dwellers who enjoy camping, hiking and cooking from our home (our Element which we call "Small Space") and we can't wait to see how far we can go. If you have any questions about traveling and living in a Honda Element (or any suggestions to make on our current setup) please let us know.

We met a guy on our travels who told us about the iOverland app, which is a great app for finding BLM sites (free camp and off-the-beaten-track van parks). It made a big difference to our 'stressing' about where we could possibly make home for the night, without a reservation which we have never ever done! So we are here to take advice, learn more from the pros and also showcase what we are doing. All the best and happy traveling! If you'd like to see our adventure in our Element you can find us here:
Africali Vibes: http://bit.ly/africali

Looking forward to seeing all your adventures and I hope more people start vlogging there journeys so we can all live vicariously though you all!

 

[crofter]

Some nice videos of Arizona hill country. Looks like you were having a very fun time in spite of the difficulty finding a campsite up there. 
~crofter

 

[Africali Vibes]

Some nice videos of Arizona hill country. Looks like you were having a very fun time in spite of the difficulty finding a campsite up there. 
~crofter

Thank you! Yes it can be quite a challenge. Sometimes we couldn't find anything but eventually we found a way to get some pretty great sites. After this we're thinking of traveling from San Diego to Vancouver. But we might move to Florida for a bit onto a sailboat there, if its in good enough shape. We're flying there next Monday to see. Then sail it back to San Diego, when we've learnt how to sail after a few months :shy: either way it will produce an interesting adventure.