Atlantic Corridor
Argentina · Brazil
From Buenos Aires to Porto Alegre and São Paulo before the final 55-minute hop to Rio de Janeiro, following the southern Atlantic coast.
Travel · Chapter III
The paths of adventure
Before the photograph comes the line on the map. These are the actual routes of each journey: miles by road, hops by air and the coordinates that linked every destination.
10 documented routes
Follow the journeyOriginal maps retain Spanish labels and kilometre measurements.
Argentina · Brazil
From Buenos Aires to Porto Alegre and São Paulo before the final 55-minute hop to Rio de Janeiro, following the southern Atlantic coast.
Caribbean Sea
Island-hopping from Caracas to Puerto Rico: Aruba, Curaçao, Martinique and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, linked by cruise through turquoise waters.
United Kingdom · Central Europe · Italy · France · Spain
A single route travelled entirely by rail, including the Channel crossing through the Channel Tunnel, and told in two expeditions: “Central Europe” (London, Calais, Bruges, Brussels, Amsterdam, Cologne, Frankfurt am Main, Strasbourg, Zürich, Munich, Salzburg, Vienna and Venice) and “Southern Europe” (Venice, Rome, Florence, Pisa, Marina di Pisa, Milan, Monaco, Cannes, Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, Madrid, Pamplona, San Sebastián and Paris).
Mexico · Florida · Panama · Bolivia
Mexico City, Taxco and Acapulco by road; the Yucatán Peninsula with Chichén Itzá, Valladolid, Cancún and Isla Mujeres; the Florida corridor between Orlando and Miami; and the flight of almost five hours from Panama to Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
Nigeria · West Africa
Approximately 1,200 miles overland between Sokoto, Kano, Jos, Kaduna and Abuja, plus the flights to Lagos and Port Harcourt on the Gulf of Guinea.
Buenos Aires · London · South of England
Fifteen hours’ flying from Buenos Aires to London, and from there a circuit through the south of England: Bath, Stonehenge, Oxford and the counties around the capital.
ENGLAND · SCOTLAND
North from London via Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, Birmingham and Liverpool to Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Scandinavia · Baltic · Central Europe
A single route in two expeditions: “Russia and the Baltic” (Amsterdam, Copenhagen with Christiania, Malmö, Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki, Saint Petersburg and Moscow) and “Eastern Europe” (Moscow, Warsaw, Budapest, Prague and Paris).
Central Switzerland
An expedition in Switzerland based in Vitznau: by air from London to Zürich, by car through Weggis, Altdorf and Andermatt, and a return boat trip between Vitznau and Lucerne on Lake Lucerne.
Paris · Barcelona · Madrid · Tenerife
South from Paris to Barcelona and Madrid before the three-hour hop over the Atlantic to Santa Cruz de Tenerife.