Welcome to my solo travel blog

Adrian Sameli is blogging about his inspiring journey around the world. He is an avid traveller and started this solo travel blog in 2015 as part of a sabbatical gap year. Since then, he has become a digital nomad and did pro bono consulting for impact-driven social enterprises in America, Africa and India.

Follow his epic trips, read his catchy stories and become part of this unique journey. Learn how to travel more mindfully, meet strangers, embrace foreign cultures and become an inspiring person yourself. The journey starts with you!

Explore all 197 countries I have visited:

after 3 years as a digital nomad, I have visited 101 countries and 1,000 stories to tell!

Inspiring postcards

St Petersburg Hermitage - former residence of the Russian emperors turned into a museum
former residence of the Russian emperors turned into a museum
Fort Portal - having a short stopover and milkshake in between many other highlights
having a short stopover and milkshake in between many other highlights
Ann & Val King - making new friends through staying with locals and sharing the passion of travels
making new friends through staying with locals and sharing the passion of travels
Vazco Wroclaw - visiting my web-development project partners in Poland
visiting my web-development project partners in Poland
Bremsnes Cave - hiking into Norway's largest cave along the majestic Atlantic Road
hiking into Norway's largest cave along the majestic Atlantic Road
Myin Ka Bar - village in Bagan with a temple containing Giant Buddhas and wall paintings
village in Bagan with a temple containing Giant Buddhas and wall paintings
EcoFinder - social engagement for sustainable farming and living at the board of Lake Victoria
social engagement for sustainable farming and living at the board of Lake Victoria
Sri Lankan People - smiley, friendly, mostly Buddhist and with a long monarch history
smiley, friendly, mostly Buddhist and with a long monarch history
Cristo Rei -
climbing the Christ Statue at the shore of Timor Leste near Dili
Orange River - crossing the border to South Africa through the greenest oasis I have seen in Namibia
crossing the border to South Africa through the greenest oasis I have seen in Namibia
Kampong Phluk - a village living on stilts to protect against floods next to Tonle Sap
a village living on stilts to protect against floods next to Tonle Sap
Kigali - probably the cleanest and safest city in Africa with a devastating history
probably the cleanest and safest city in Africa with a devastating history