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

U-Bein Bridge - burning red sunset in between thousands of tourists and Burmese locals
burning red sunset in between thousands of tourists and Burmese locals
Xtreme Outdoors Africa - celebrating extreme outdoor sports with parkour, motorbikes and scaters
celebrating extreme outdoor sports with parkour, motorbikes and scaters
University of Foreign Studies - sitting in an English class and talking with students in a grim building
sitting in an English class and talking with students in a grim building
Kaschemme Basel - Rave the Day (daytime) in one of the coolest underground clubs in the city of Basel
Rave the Day (daytime) in one of the coolest underground clubs in the city of Basel
Kotor - surreal fortifications high above the bay
surreal fortifications high above the bay
Honey Care Africa - producing innovative and natural products with a sustainable impact
producing innovative and natural products with a sustainable impact
Wilder Ranch - passing by a beautiful sandy bay on the drive along the West Coast
passing by a beautiful sandy bay on the drive along the West Coast
Tropical Institute - getting ready for extensive international travel
getting ready for extensive international travel
Lake Victoria - riding in a small boat across Africa's largest lake and source of the Nile!
riding in a small boat across Africa's largest lake and source of the Nile!
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
Kome Rock Paintings - learning about the culture and history of the heavenly kingdom Lesotho
learning about the culture and history of the heavenly kingdom Lesotho
Lucerne - strolling along the promenade of the river Reuss
strolling along the promenade of the river Reuss