🇵🇱 Poland

Oh well, the really bad weather happened for a reason – it was the only thing that could make me take a rest. I rented a house with the most peaceful view (2nd photo) and during the three days I spent there, I only left it a couple of times to buy groceries. A complete reset and recharge was necessary to continue enjoying the trip.

As the weather got a bit better I moved to Warsaw to meet my friends for some girl talk and walks around the city exploring the different sides of Warsaw.

A random but very important memory from Warsaw: unbelievable kindness from fellow Honda fans who helped me checking and fixing my motorbike, I’m endlessly grateful 💛

I wanted to stop in Krakow or/and Wroclaw but decided to take full advantage of the 18 degrees and sunshine and hurry up across the country to the mountains!

I missed the views and driving curvy roads so much!!

Spending the next few days around High Tatras 🥰

GoPro footage:

12. Vilnius 🏍 Elk (arriving to Poland)

After a long (and rainy) day riding across Lithuania I crossed the border to Poland and arrived safely (despite the horrible weather conditions including heavy mist) to my little house near Elk, Poland.

I was exhausted after the last intense days and the last hour of riding was really tough because of the heavy mist, curvy roads and almost complete darkness.

Also, as you can see on the video, there are plenty of idiots thinking they are too smart to follow the rules, so one has to be very careful on the road.

13. Elk 🏍 Warsaw

It was hard to leave my little house in a tiny village next to Elk, where I got to rest for three full days waiting over the rain and the cold. It was hard to say goodbye to the friendly dog who didn’t want to let me go.

But the weather started to improve and it was time to move on.

To Warsaw, to meet my friends 🥰