3 Years Around the World

Where To

So where, exactly, are we going?

Our 3-year odyssey stops at 113 locations on all 7 continents. Below is a list of the locations, in alphabetical order. 87 of these are officially recognized countries (going by this list). The other 26 are territories/provinces with various legal affiliations to other countries. Country associated with each territory is shown in italics.

Countries

Territories/Provinces

  1. Albania
  2. Angola
  3. Antigua
  4. Argentina
  5. Australia
  6. Bahamas
  7. Bahrain
  8. Bangladesh
  9. Barbados
  10. Brazil
  11. Brunei
  12. Canada
  13. Cape Verde
  14. Cambodia
  15. Cameroon
  16. Chile
  17. China
  18. Colombia
  19. Comoros
  20. Costa Rica
  21. Croatia
  22. Cyprus
  23. Dominica
  24. Dominican Republic
  25. Ecuador
  26. Egypt
  27. El Salvador
  28. Fiji
  29. France
  30. Greece
  31. Guatemala
  32. Guinea
  33. India
  34. Indonesia
  35. Israel
  36. Italy
  37. Jamaica
  38. Japan
  39. Kuwait
  40. Madagascar
  41. Malaysia
  42. Maldives
  43. Malta
  44. Mauritius
  45. Mexico
  46. Micronesia
  47. Monaco
  48. Morocco
  49. Mozambique
  50. Myanmar
  51. Namibia
  52. New Zealand
  53. Oman
  54. Palau
  55. Panama
  56. Papua New Guinea
  57. Peru
  58. Phillippines
  59. Portugal
  60. Qatar
  61. Republic of Congo
  62. Saint Kitts
  63. Saint Lucia
  64. Samoa
  65. Sao Tome & Principe
  66. Senegal
  67. Seychelles
  68. Singapore
  69. Solomon Islands
  70. South Africa
  71. South Korea
  72. Spain
  73. Sri Lanka
  74. Tanzania
  75. Thailand
  76. Timor-Leste
  77. Togo
  78. Tonga
  79. Trinidad & Tobago
  80. Tunisia
  81. Turkey
  82. United Arab Emirates
  83. United Kingdom
  84. Uruguay
  85. USA
  86. Vanuatu
  87. Vietnam

  1. American Samoa (USA)
  2. Antarctica (continent, not a country)
  3. Balearic Islands (Spain)
  4. Bermuda (UK)
  5. Cook Islands (New Zealand)
  6. Corsica (France)
  7. Falkland Islands (Britain)
  8. French Guiana (France)
  9. French Polynesia (France)
  10. Gibraltar (UK)
  11. Guadelupe (France)
  12. Guam (USA)
  13. Hong Kong (China)
  14. Martinique (France)
  15. Mayotte (France)
  16. New Caledonia (France)
  17. Niue (New Zealand)
  18. Northern Mariana Islands (USA)
  19. Reunion (France)
  20. St. Helena (UK)
  21. St. Maarten (Netherlands)
  22. Taiwan (China)
  23. Tenerife (Spain)
  24. Tiwi Islands (Australia)
  25. Virgin Islands British (UK)
  26. Wallis & Futuna (France)

Some locations were dropped from the original itinerary due to various delays. These may be added to the end of the trip, but I’m leaving them out for now:

  1. Belgium
  2. Netherlands
  3. Greenland
  4. Iceland
  5. Norway
  6. Denmark
  7. Sweden
  8. Finland
  9. Germany
  10. Poland
  11. Estonia
  12. Latvia
  13. Lithuania
  14. Ireland
  15. Honduras
  16. Grenada
  17. Belize
  18. Aruba
  19. Curacao
  20. Saint Vincent
  21. Bonaire
  22. Cayman Islands
8 responses to “Where To”
  1. Donna Kruszewska Avatar
    Donna Kruszewska

    So I see Our Basia went from Belfast to Brest and is now heading to Balboa on a ship that is registered in the Bahamas. The Bs have it.

    Reply
    1. Basia Avatar
      Basia

      Yes! Coincidence? I think not…

      Reply
  2. Gordon Dow Avatar
    Gordon Dow

    I’ve read that the ship isn’t allowed to dock at USA ports.

    Also that you weren’t allowed to get off the ship in Brest and that there’s no hot water.

    Are those reports correct?

    Reply
  3. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    What an exciting list !

    Reply
  4. M shy Avatar
    M shy

    Impressive list. On my travels I just figured out a few more places to go because of your list. Thank you.

    Reply
    1. Basia Avatar
      Basia

      I would be curious to see which ones!

      Reply
  5. Debbie S Wallace Avatar
    Debbie S Wallace

    Wow…Thats insane. Good luck!

    Reply
  6. Margret Avatar
    Margret

    Mind blowing! May the wind always be at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face! I am looking forward to hitching a virtual ride with you!

    Reply

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