Kolesarska odisejada od Slovenije do Gvineje Bissau

Duration: 105 mins / In Slovenian

Aleš Juvanc set off on his journey from his hometown of Škofljica, cycling across the Balkans all the way to Athens, Greece, where he watched a UEFA Champions League football match. Just two days later, he was robbed at the Acropolis.

He then flew to Lebanon, adding a stretch of cycling in Asia to his adventure, before catching a flight to Tunisia to begin the longest leg of his trip across Africa—the third continent on his route. Along the way, he visited the ancient city of Carthage and the northernmost point of Africa.

From Morocco, he continued south through the Sahara Desert. In Dakar, Senegal, his mobile phone was stolen, and two days later in the same city, he was fined for cycling on the motorway. He brought his cycling expedition to an early close in Bissau, the capital of Guinea-Bissau.

Over the course of four months, he cycled a total of 7,548 kilometres across 14 countries, bringing the total number of countries he has visited in his lifetime to exactly 100.