Are 3 Months Enough to See South America?

Will these three months be enough to see everything that I plan to see on my trip to South America? Well, in this video I'm gonna share my opinion on this topic, so if you have nothing to do grab your favorite drink and stay with me. Welcome back. Many said that to see South America you need something like at least six months and will these three months that I have planned be enough to see everything that I wanted to see? Well, I cannot tell you right now but I'm gonna try it because I don't have six months to do this trip. Every day, every week, every month costs money and the money that I have now are for three months. Let me first tell you what is the and based on it we can think is it possible or not. So I'm gonna fly to Colombia. From Colombia I'm gonna get the motorcycle. Hopefully my riding friend Plamen will also get the motorcycle on time so we're gonna start immediately from Colombia. So we're gonna fly there on the 21st second so we'll be there on the 22nd of November. If everything is all right we're gonna start in a few days time let's say 25th of November. So we're gonna try to leave Colombia as quick as possible. We're not gonna circle around. We're not gonna see anything on the way out of Colombia. It will be as fast as possible to Venezuela. From Venezuela we're gonna enter Brazil and in my plans I think that we're gonna spend like at least 20 days maybe a month in Brazil until we see everything that I plan to see. So it will be at the end of December when we're gonna leave Brazil and from there we're gonna hit the road to the south to Ushuaia and my projection is that it will take a month to get down there to the bottom to Ushuaia. So we have to cross Uruguay, Paraguay, the whole Argentina somewhere in the middle of the country not on the coast because the coast is boring and from there we're gonna have another one month to go back to the top. So I think in my opinion this is absolutely possible but it is just a prediction. It cannot be guaranteed so anything could happen but if we're in good health if the motorcycles are running well if we don't have any major health or technical problems I really believe that we're gonna we'll be able to make it. So once again many say that ah you cannot see everything you will miss this or that part you'll need more time here and there yeah I perfectly understand this as well but you cannot have everything you cannot have everything if I want to see every country properly if I want to see every town every corner every roads even two three years won't be enough to see it that's why I need to make some kind of compromises to to see what is possible to see for the period of time that I have. The time is never enough the money is never enough or at least this is the situation for me but I will do my best to see as more as possible. Also because I have some experience with long trips and a lot of miles I do believe that I will be able to do it. For example last year on my trip to Russia I've done 39 000 kilometers for three months. If we split these kilometers to days it becomes like 450 kilometers per day. Yes it is true that in Russia there were mostly straight roads and they cannot be compared with the twisty roads or mountain passes but also I have more than 5 000 kilometers from this 39 000 on dirt roads from Yakutsk to Magadan and from Magadan to Yakutsk so it is somehow also in the calculation so this dirt road slow me down maybe the straight roads gave me some more miles even though it was not exactly like that because yes there were straight roads but it was a lot of traffic over there a lot of trucks a lot of moments that you cannot really ride faster so I don't think that I exceed the average speed of 80 90 kilometers per hour which is mean that my speed was something like 50 60 per hour something something like that so I do believe that I will be able to make the same result in South America even with a motorcycle that it's only 300 cc because even with my tenere in Russia I never rode with more than 100 110 maybe 120 if I need to overtake someone but most of the time as you saw in my videos I was riding just normally no highways nothing like that and also I'm very very efficient guy I wake up very early I start my riding days very early and because of that I'm able to cover many kilometers also I don't really need days off I don't need days off many people want like three four days riding and then one day off I don't need that because with my early starts when I start very early five six o'clock in the morning I can finish my riding day let's say two three in the afternoon and after that I have more than enough time to relax properly until the next day so next morning when I wake up I cannot wait to start riding again I don't feel tired I don't feel sore I don't have ass pain everything is all right because the whole afternoon I've got the time to walk around to sleep to eat well whatever I want and I relax on that way so that's why I don't need these days off every other day or every few days or once per week so when you put all of this in the equation you'll see that the time is going to be enough and of course if if the time is not enough if I have to add another week or another two three weeks just to complete everything that I planned of course I will do it I'm not gonna say that's it three months and I need to go home and skip everything that I have to see on the road no absolutely not this is not the idea three months are only like a guidance like a limitations that I put but it doesn't mean that I cannot do a little bit more or a little bit less it all depends on that how everything is going usually when everything is going well no problems technical problems health problems as I said the time is enough when you are very efficient and I I can say that I am efficient rider I don't waste time here and there doesn't mean that I don't want to see places only riding no absolutely not as you already saw on my videos I visited a lot of attractive attractions every place that I have interest but also keep in mind that the interest that I have might be different from the interest that you might have so for example I don't want to visit every big city because I have zero interest some cities of course deserve to be seen and I'll do it but not each and every one of them also I'm not a museum person so I don't spend much time in museums I can visit church here and there but it's not my main goal so when you have all of this and when you plan your trip efficiently you'll see that it's not a big problem to cover many miles for this period of time and my prediction of this is going to be something like 30 000 kilometers maybe a little bit less a little bit more but as I already showed you the example from last year 39 000 kilometers for the same period of time I still believe that this three months be enough for me and Plamen to to do what we have planned as I told you I'm gonna start immediately from Colombia and try to reach Brazil as quick as possible through Venezuela but it doesn't mean that I'm not gonna write in Colombia at all I will spend as much time I needed when I finished in Colombia because when I make the loop Colombia Venezuela Brazil then Uruguay Paraguay Argentina then Chile Peru Ecuador Bolivia and back to and when I finish it when everything is covered when my plan is completed then I can spend as many days I want in Colombia before I take my flight back to Europe I hope that this video will be useful to someone who planned a similar trip to split his time and money properly and eventually see what he planned to see press like or dislike whatever the video deserves if you subscribe even better see you in the next one ciao