How does the Internet work in a van? And is Work Anywhere as cool as it always sounds? We give you an honest insight into this exciting topic and our part-time home, be it on four wheels or in a fishing hut in the Lofoten Islands. Input with less hype and more real life.
As part-time digital nomads, we are not only on the road with our van during our vacations for Sports & Travel, but also when we are pursuing our jobs. Moving from our home office to our mobile office has a positive impact on our creativity and gives us the chance to discover new locations even on work days.
Traveling by van is often credited with the much-vaunted freedom. The connection with nature and the ease of taking a new turn every day. For vacations in a van or motorhome, this is certainly true. The days are actually relatively simple: drive, pull up to the site or campsite, enjoy. However, those who combine work and travel in a van should give it a few more thoughts. We share our van life-and-work hacks and give you a blunt look behind the scenes of romanticized work and travel on four wheels.
For us, a van is more of a means to an end, i.e. a drivable home that makes traveling easier, but by no means the center of our ventures. We didn’t build our van ourselves and can’t give you any DIY tips on that, because we’re not electricians, gas or plumbers.
beAnywhere and all of our posts are free of advertising and affiliate links and that of course applies to our posts on van life as well. So we don’t give you any (sponsored or direct) product recommendations or link to platforms like Amazon and co. If brands are recognizable on photos, this has nothing to do with a recommendation or advertising.
