Here we try to report all the kilometers and time stats of our journey. We calculate the average kilometers and hours per day considering only the days we have cycled. The percentage cycled/rest is an indication on how many days we have cycled in comparison to the total amount of days of the trip

single countries stats

Country	number of days	cycling days	resting days	ratio of days cycling vs rest	total km	ratio of km vs total	km per day
TOTAL	1478	872	504	59%	55097	100%	63
Italy	41	28	13	68%	1559	3%	56
France	12	9	3	75%	401	1%	45
Switzerland	11	9	2	82%	449	1%	50
Slovenia	4	4	0	100%	262	0%	65
Croatia	6	5	1	83%	414	1%	83
Serbia	7	6	1	86%	456	1%	76
Bulgaria	12	10	2	83%	661	1%	66
Turkey	70	38	32	54%	2267	4%	60
Georgia	24	9	15	38%	480	1%	53
Azerbaijan	21	7	14	33%	492	1%	70
No Man's Land	9	0	9	0%	-	-	-
Kazakhstan	40	23	17	58%	1338	2%	58
Uzbekistan	26	21	5	81%	1613	3%	77
Tajikistan	36	23	13	64%	1384	3%	60
Kyrgyzstan	58	28	30	48%	1854	3%	66
China	86	63	23	73%	4438	8%	70
Hong Kong	18	2	16	11%	22	0%	11
Laos	28	22	6	79%	1584	3%	72
Cambodia	11	8	3	73%	599	1%	75
Thailand	29	21	8	72%	1443	3%	69
Malaysia	32	17	15	53%	1226	2%	72
Singapore	15	4	11	27%	126	0%	32
Indonesia	47	21	26	45%	1138	2%	54
Australia	159	98	61	62%	7200	13%	73
Canada	158	67	91	42%	4627	8%	69
United States	89	69	20	78%	4553	8%	66
Mexico	177	110	67	62%	6734	12%	61
Guatemala	31	15	16	48%	736	1%	49
El Salvador	9	6	3	67%	304	1%	51
Honduras	2	2	0	100%	137	0%	69
Nicaragua	7	6	1	86%	374	1%	62
Costa Rica	17	11	6	65%	746	1%	68
Panama	7	4	3	57%	195	0%	49
Colombia	79	39	40	49%	2256	4%	58
Ecuador	42	31	11	74%	1450	3%	47
Perù	58	36	22	62%	1580	3%	44

In this section we want to keep the record of the places we spend the night in. We mostly sleep in the tent and wild camp, and sometimes we use hosting websites like Warmshowers or Couchsurfing, but it might happen we have to pay to sleep in a campsite or a hotel. A big percentage of our accommodation are also the spontaneous invitation we receive on the road by hospitable strangers.

*To not influence the percentage towards one or the other type of accommodation, we decided to consider only the single accommodations. For example if we slept 15 nights in the same house in Istanbul, or 9 nights in an hotel in Kazakhstan, or 10 nights in friend’s house in Georgia, they will count as three single accommodation. That’s why the total number of accommodations differs from the total number of travelled days.

single countries stats

Country	NOT paid accomodation	Paid accomodation	Percentage NOT paid accomodation	Percentage paid accomodation
TOTAL	731	191	79%	21%
Italy	18	10	64%	36%
France	5	4	56%	44%
Switzerland	4	5	44%	56%
Slovenia	4	0	100%	0%
Croatia	5	0	100%	0%
Serbia	4	2	67%	33%
Bulgaria	8	2	80%	20%
Turkey	35	3	92%	8%
Georgia	8	1	89%	11%
Azerbaijan	9	0	100%	0%
No Man's Land	2	0	100%	0%
Kazakhstan	20	3	87%	13%
Uzbekistan	20	2	91%	9%
Tajikistan	19	6	76%	24%
Kyrgyzstan	23	6	79%	21%
China	63	8	89%	11%
Hong Kong	3	0	100%	0%
Laos	18	4	82%	18%
Cambodia	7	1	88%	13%
Thailand	20	3	87%	13%
Malaysia	14	4	78%	22%
Singapore	1	0	100%	0%
Indonesia	23	6	79%	21%
Australia	90	9	91%	9%
Canada	66	11	86%	14%
United States	61	10	86%	14%
Mexico	94	18	84%	16%
Guatemala	11	7	61%	39%
El Salvador	0	7	0%	100%
Honduras	0	2	0%	100%
Nicaragua	0	6	0%	100%
Costa Rica	4	7	36%	64%
Panama	2	3	40%	60%
Colombia	27	15	64%	36%
Ecuador	21	10	68%	32%
Perù	22	16	58%	42%

Here you find information on the expenses we had so far. We identified two main categories: daily expenses (like food or accommodation etc, recurring almost every day) and non recurring expenses (like visas or transportation, that we have occasionally).

We did not consider the equipment as it is a long term investment, it is different by each traveller, and it is difficult to know how much it influences the economy of a trip. To have an idea of our equipment, please visit this page.