Nima Khalkhali | Part 1 - From the Top to the Bottom of Europe

In Episode 044 of Bike Tour Adventures I connect you with Nima Khalkhali, an Iranian-Canadian from Vancouver, B.C. that recently spent 5 months travelling through Europe and north-Africa. Having previously done some bike touring and having also done some hiking excursions, Nima brings a lot of experience to this conversation. In this episode we talk about the European part of his bike tour and he shares some tips and tricks that helped him cycle all the way to the top of Norway and then to the bottom of Italy.

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Show Notes

~ 01 min Intro to Episode 27 with Nima Khalkhali

~ 07 min Nima's previous biking and hiking experiences

~ 9m 30s What bike Nima used for this tour, how things changed along the way, less is more

~ 13 min Three must have things in Nima's bags

~ 15 min Discussing how plans change, cycling in Norway in the summer, keeping costs down in Norway

~ 24 min Norwegian people and roads, challenges of cycling in Norway

~ 33 min Cycling in Poland, getting hit by a car, the Tatra Mountains

~ 49 min The Balkans, cost comparisons

~ 57 min Greece, refugee camps

~ 60 min Cycling southern Italy to Palermo and missing the ferry to Tunis