Life is cheaper economically, we do not pay taxes/services, nor lodgings. We do not go out to eat almost never, we do not have cable TV or wifi. We don't buy as many material things (clothes, technology, etc.), or think several times before we face expenses or just what we consider necessary. The truth is, we live with what we have and we're fine. Having FREEDOM... freedom to do the things that make you happy, to decide what you like to do or places to know, to relate to people and share moments, experiences.

The VW Bus is a slow car, you have to get used to traveling slowly and quietly, enjoying the road and without the rush to reach your destination. Also, that mechanical problems will probably happen, as in any other modern or old car. That you have to learn that it's part of the journey too. Finally, that plans change when you least expect it, that sometimes planning doesn't do much good. Be open and receptive to the circumstances that arise and know that sometimes wonderful and magical things will arise from those situations.

To coexist with your partner 24/7, you must learn to be more tolerant and respect each other. That's what we do!

It means living materially simpler, lighter, learning to value what we have and what we don't have; to value the places around us, nature, resources, the planet, and the people around us. To live more in harmony with all that. Enjoy the different landscapes that are presented to us, be able to take advantage of time in another way, not live so in such a hurry or watch all the time. Share with people from other countries, cultures, and dialects so diverse. Share typical meals, tour of the markets.