GGo Big Together

A Go Big Together expedition

Around
the world

One massive journey, split into different legs.

We travel, explore, take on challenges, and people can join us for individual sections along the way.

Two expedition travellers reading a map beside an overland vehicle in the mountains
The road east · route subject to change

Planned route

One giant route.

The full around-the-world plan. Choose a leg below to see details or register your interest.

Around the World adventure map showing all planned legs from the UK across Europe, Central Asia, Nepal, Indonesia, Japan and China, Australia, the Americas and back to the UK

Journey legs

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Europe

UK → Europe → Turkey → Georgia

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Central Asia

Georgia → Kazakhstan

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Nepal

Kathmandu → Himalayas

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Indonesia

Nepal → Indonesia

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Japan & China

Indonesia → China → Japan

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Australia

Japan → Australia

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Americas

Australia → Chile → Peru → Mexico → Canada

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Meet us on the road

You don’t have to join the whole journey.

Pick the section that calls to you, tell us a little about yourself, and we’ll keep you updated as the route takes shape.

Finished projects

Stories

A home for the journeys that came before—what happened, who joined us, and the moments that made each project worth doing.

Group of hikers with large backpacks resting on rocky Himalayan terrain with snow-covered peaks behind them

Project 01 · Himalayas · November 2025

Nepal

My first big adventure far away from Europe, on the other side of the world. I went there not really knowing what to expect. I only knew one thing — I wanted to see those mountains. Nepal took me higher than I had ever been before, to around 5,500 metres, but it wasn't only the altitude that stayed with me. It was the people, the culture, the landscapes and all those incredible emotions along the way. I fell in love with Nepal. And that's exactly why I'm going back — to see more, experience more, and this time share the adventure with you guys.

Active volcano erupting glowing lava beneath a star-filled night sky

Project 02 · Aeolian Islands, Italy · February 2026

Stromboli

My first active volcano, and something completely new for me. Standing there at night, watching lava explode from the crater and glowing rocks fly into the darkness, was unreal. It was one of those moments when you just stand there and think, I need to see more of this world. Stromboli was only the beginning. Now I want to explore more active volcanoes, get closer to nature at its most powerful, and keep chasing experiences that make you feel completely alive.

Four hikers sitting on a rocky ridge looking out at the dramatic peaks of the Dolomites

Project 03 · Italy · August 2025

Dolomites

One of my favourite backpacking adventures in the Alps. For days, life was simple — walk, climb, descend, sleep, and repeat. From mountain huts to tents, surrounded by sharp peaks, dramatic cliffs and breathtaking views that seemed to change around every corner. But the Dolomites aren't only about the mountains. It's also about the people you meet along the way — strangers with the same adventurous spirit, sharing stories, tired legs and big smiles. Sometimes the journey between the summits becomes the best part of the adventure.

Traveller sliding down a golden sand dune in the Sahara Desert

Project 04 · Morocco · March 2026

Sahara Desert

One of those adventures I had been waiting a long time to experience — the biggest sandpit in the world. The Sahara felt like a gift to myself. Endless dunes, silence, space, and colours that completely change as the sun rises and sets. And if you love photography, this place is paradise. With a DSLR in your hands, every change of light creates a completely different desert.

Group of hikers gathered around the summit marker on Mount Toubkal with snow and rocky peaks

Project 05 · Morocco · March — May 2026

Mount Toubkal

My first 4,000m+ mountain in Africa, and proof that a big adventure doesn’t have to cost a fortune. There’s something special about standing high in the Atlas Mountains, surrounded by snow and ice, knowing you’re still in Africa. From the summit, you get to see a completely different side of Morocco. It was affordable, simple and unforgettable — exactly why I believe less can give you so much more.

Abandoned coastal buildings lining a quiet sandy beach under a bright sky

Project 06 · Cyprus · April 2026

Abandoned City

I always wanted to see what happens when something humans once created is simply abandoned and destroyed. We build, we fight, we destroy — for what? I still don't know. There is sadness everywhere in a place touched by conflict. But even among the ruins, nature, light and time slowly create something strangely beautiful. Sometimes, even in destruction, you can still find beauty.

Black scooter parked on a foggy mountain road in Morocco

Project 07 · Morocco · March 2026

Scooter Through the Mountains

Twenty-three hours almost nonstop on a scooter through the mountains. Yes, it was scary. Yes, it was hard. But at the same time, I was completely excited. Damaged roads, places with barely any road at all, darkness, and hours of slow progress. I still remember one moment when I could finally ride at 30 km/h. I was so happy — finally, we were moving! Some parts were difficult even to see where I was going, but a challenge is a challenge, and somehow I enjoyed every bit of it. Would I do it again? Absolutely.

Snow-covered mountain ridge with two walkers under a clear blue sky

Project 08 · Wales · Christmas 2025

Snowdon

I had never seen Snowdon with so much snow. I went once, then kept coming back again and again, until I decided to spend almost the whole Christmas break there — chasing sunrises, walking through deep snow, and enjoying the mountains at their best. That winter changed something for me. It made me appreciate mountains, snow, and winter adventure on a completely different level. It was the best winter I’ve ever had in the UK.

Ancient monastery perched on a dramatic rock pillar above a valley town

Project 09 · Europe → Balkans → Turkey · 2024

Europe, Balkans & Turkey

This trip changed the way I looked at life. Travelling through Europe, the Balkans and Turkey showed me that I was capable of far more than I thought. Somewhere along the way, I stopped seeing travel as a holiday. I realised I didn’t want to keep waiting for a few weeks off each year. I wanted to build a life I could live on my own terms.

Scuba diver swimming near an ancient underwater statue in clear blue water

Project 10 · Cyprus · April 2026

Cyprus — Scuba Diving

This trip wasn’t really about seeing Cyprus. It was about creating more scuba divers — helping more people discover a world most people never get to experience. Underwater life is incredible. Shipwrecks, marine life, strange landscapes, and hundreds of things you would never imagine are hiding below the surface. For me, that’s the magic of diving: you don’t just visit another place — you enter another world. If that sounds like something you’d love to try, keep an eye on what’s coming next. We’ll definitely do this one again.

Modern circular mountain refuge perched on a snowy Mont Blanc ridge at sunset

Project 11 · The Alps · August 2026

Mont Blanc

A single push from the car park to the summit of Mont Blanc, 4,806m — the highest mountain in Western Europe. Around 3,400m of ascent, 19 hours on the move, summit and back to the car. It wasn’t easy, but it was one of those days that showed me I’m capable of more than I think. And there’s something special about realising you don’t always need two or three days — sometimes you can do it in one. Let’s become legends and keep choosing the crazy adventures.

Two climbers roped together on a snowy Alpine glacier beneath a bright blue sky

Project 12 · France · Switzerland · Italy · Summer 2026

Alps — Summer 2026

Six weeks across France, Switzerland and Italy, climbing 4,000m peaks and spending what felt like half the summer on snow and glaciers. While everyone else was enjoying summer heat, we were learning new skills, crossing glaciers, climbing big mountains and meeting incredible people along the way. It was six weeks packed with challenge, friendship and adventure. Six weeks very well spent — and I’d do it all over again.