The last day of this adventure looked dull to begin with, but it ended with a proper adventure trying to find the back door to Cap Cana. I almost did 500km on this very last day of the trip and had a blast! Thanks for watching and reading about my adventure and just in case

Leaving the beautiful coast line to visit a blue-rock mine called Larimar turned out to be the probably second biggest experience on this whole trip!  Also, taking the backroads to Constanza was a big surprise and one of the funnest rides ever racing against the sunset. See the video from this day on the link

The adventure continues… This day took me through the beautiful Valle Nuevo, to the local waterfall Aguas Blancas, passed the one and only Pyramide on the DR and aaaaaall the way down to Salinas where I saw a super cool Kite Surfing spot and a salt production. Another epic day in the books and if

Continuing crossing the big mountains separating the north from the south was yet again super adventurous! Absolutely love these mountains and I got to talk to a lot of interesting people, especially the military man who had a complete list of all the Haitian terrorists. Very very very cool day indeed and flying the drone

This was the day I’d been waiting for… This was the day that inspired me to do this whole trip and man did it not disappoint! Riding through Villa Anacoana – the first Haitian village in the borderland – was one of the scariest things I’ve ever done. And probably without any reason at all

This dominican coast line though… Really cool to see the Playa Rucia, El Morro and finally make a dent on the stretch from one coast to another.  The video packs much more entertainment than the pics, so if you haven’t seen it already, here’s the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHCnBen65qk&feature=youtu.be

Very few pictures were taken today but tons of video! The day started in Cabarete where I once helped some guys make a Hard Enduro race called Machete and finished in beautiful and super quiet oceanside village called La Isabela. https://youtu.be/MVY5A7PColo Born in 1985 in Denmark and started riding in 1995 on motocross tracks, but had

A friend of a friend – called Patrick Poirier – offered to show me the entrance to a hidden waterfall and I wasn’t late to accept the invitation. After a nice and could dip I set sail for Cabarete and ended up finding myself a local bike-wash & boyband! Truly a unique day! https://youtu.be/TMRBRp7eN2s