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My name is Christopher Fritze and I see myself as a globetrotter, challenge seeker, micro-adventurer, sports enthusiast, hobby photographer and filmmaker and I'm originally from Flensburg, Germany. Besides in Germany, I lived in Ireland, Namibia and the United States. I served eight years in the German military and hold a masters degree in business management. Currently I'm working as a business consultant in the IT service industry.
My passion are low budget travels. Since 2008 I visited more than 40 countries on four continents. In 2009 I hitchhiked for two weeks through Western Europe and lived from a daily budget of less than €15. Three years later I backpacked in Central America for two months and end of 2013 I traveled through southern Africa on a shoestring budget. |
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In 2016 I started to combine my wanderlust with my enthusiasm for endurance sports. In spring 2016 I cycled through my home state Schleswig-Holstein in Germany without any physical preparation. This painful 210km (130 miles) trip took me two days. About three months later I cycled across Denmark within four days. Once again without any kind of training.
In August 2017 I accomplished my biggest cycling challenge thus far - Expedition1000GER - in which I cycled the length of Germany within two weeks.
In spring 2018 I also accomplished my first ultra run and in summer the same year I backpacked from Podgorica to Corfu.
Currently I'm traveling the world on a bicycle. The goal of this journey is to visit every continent, travel significant distances on each of them and to raise donations of 3,000 Euros to equip two classrooms in Darfur, Sudan.
In August 2017 I accomplished my biggest cycling challenge thus far - Expedition1000GER - in which I cycled the length of Germany within two weeks.
In spring 2018 I also accomplished my first ultra run and in summer the same year I backpacked from Podgorica to Corfu.
Currently I'm traveling the world on a bicycle. The goal of this journey is to visit every continent, travel significant distances on each of them and to raise donations of 3,000 Euros to equip two classrooms in Darfur, Sudan.
