Good preparation is key to a successful overland trip. With these practical tips, you’ll hit the road safely and with peace of mind.
Permissions and safety
Before heading out in your overland camper, it’s important to be well-prepared. Check the laws and regulations for heavy vehicles in each country you plan to visit. Wild camping isn’t allowed everywhere, so do your research. Also, make sure you have the right insurance and reliable emergency communication tools.
Supplies and fuel stops
Plan your route with food and fuel in mind. In remote areas, gas stations and shops can be few and far between. Be sure to stock up on water, food, spare parts, and medical supplies. At Twiga Travelcars, we’re happy to help you plan smart storage solutions and extra tanks.
Maintenance and inspections
Prevention is better than cure. That’s why we design our campers to be easy to maintain, even when on the road. Before departure, give your vehicle a thorough check-up and bring a basic kit of tools and spare parts. Our preventive mindset helps you avoid breakdowns while travelling.
Respect nature
Respect for nature and culture is essential. Don’t leave waste behind, stay on established paths, and avoid disturbing wildlife or local communities. With an overland camper, you can reach places few others do, so it’s up to you to help protect those fragile areas.
Off-road driving skills
Driving an overland camper takes a different set of skills than driving a regular vehicle, especially in mountainous or sandy terrain. An off-road driving course helps you hit the road with more confidence and safety. We’re happy to refer you to reputable training options.