The Camel Trophy was one of the world’s toughest automotive adventures that saw teams from across the globe compete in Land Rovers over gruelling terrain and, in 2026, it’ll be back.

We hoped it would happen and now the amazing all-terrain tour bus from Mount Etna is going camping.

Mel Nichols takes the longer way to Tilba on New South Wales’ Wagonga Scenic Drive.

You could soon live out your overland fantasies from home with new 4×4 video game Over the Hill.

While many of the 2,500 Porsche 911 Dakars made will spend pampered lives in private collections one car has been driven just as it was designed – on an epic adventure from Vietnam to the Gobi Desert and back.

The window of opportunity to drive into the wilds of Alaska’s Denali Highway is narrow.

Every day, in every weather a trio of Torsus Praetorian buses take tourists up to 3,000 metres on Mount Etna. Detour’s Nik Berg gets behind the wheel.

Sudhir ‘Banzai’ Matai heads into the wild as he explores the Valley of the Baboons.

We can’t imagine a more appropriate way to take a Detour than in a car that shares our name.

The Araluen Road was once the busiest road in New South Wales, now you can have it to yourself, says Mel Nichols.

Mel Nichols drives deep into a hidden valley on an off-road trail through New South Wales.

Ben Barry discovers Oman’s Dhofar region in an adventure-ready, all-electric Audi

Maarten van Pel and Renske Cox are on a mission to drive from The Netherlands to Cape Town and back in an electric Skoda.

What do you do when your favourite off-roader goes out of production? Build your own, of course…

A new concept car from Audi takes electric overlanding to a stylish new level.

Next time you complain about roadworks, spare a thought for the residents of Kemaliye who had to wait 132 years for the Stone Road to be completed.

A German 4x4 firm has taken a Rolls-Royce where it’s never gone before and turned it into a go-anywhere glamper.

Even the best 4x4 in the world is no match for a Honda Civic on a mission, discovers Nik Berg.

For 20 years the Camel Trophy was the toughest automotive challenge on the planet, taking amateur drivers from all over the world into the most inhospitable terrain.

When Harry Schoen was in the US Navy he discovered that he enjoyed the nomadic life, that he didn’t need a house to be happy. Now the 24-year-old is exploring the USA, living in his Porsche Cayenne.