To begin this journey, we are constructing a 70-foot traditional wooden boat in Kipini, Kenya. Once construction is complete, our aim is to reach small settlements on the east coast of Africa where we will develop volunteer projects with the local communities. Through the travels, we accept the risk of random encounters and embrace difficulties that allow us to test ourselves, to mature, to gain m
ore self-knowledge and to learn about the world. Therefore our journey is not simply a displacement in space, but an adventure of the spirit. As often emphasized in modern literature, reaching the goal is less attractive than the condition of being on the road.
