A Day in the Life of Natalie: My Truck Is My Home

Posted byby Natalie Morawietz
April 8, 2013
1 minute read

Welcome to A Day in the Life of a Go Girl, a column highlighting one of our contributors every month. Each Go Girl will use words, pictures, video, or all three to show you what daily life looks like for her. Follow our Go Girls around the world! From work to school, from traveling solo to hanging with a group, we hope these glimpses into the lives of Go Girls will help you get to know us a little better and make the world a little smaller. Enjoy!

Meet Natalie. Natalie is a German-born Go Girl with a passion for the open road. After revamping an old truck and driving it around the African continent, she took her mechanical skills to Alaska, where she renovated a school bus and now provides tours of the area to adventurous travelers. Check out the video below for a typical day in Natalie’s life and to learn more about her passions and what makes her a Go Girl!

Song credit: “The Ketchup Song” by Las Ketchup

Natalie Morawietz

Natalie is traveling to see the "real" world. She loves seeing beautiful landscapes and enjoying campfires as much as meeting people from other cultures. She does everything to experience their lives: walking their streets, eating their food, and trying to speak their languages. After backpacking throughout West Africa (leaving Germany) on her own, she decided to make her life's passion her job: Tourleading and driving Overland Trucks round the world. The last two years have been an epic journey traveling thousands of kilometers between Cairo and Capetown and Rio de Janeiro and Quito. The next logical step was to start her own company, “Infinite Adventures”, together with Dave. They both met in Africa working as tour leader and they share their passion for travel and being outdoors.