In 2017, our founder stepped onto a flight bound for Europe with no blueprint—only a promise made in passing, a restless curiosity, and a hunger to see more than postcards and checklists. What followed was not romance, but reality: missteps, expensive errors, fragmented routes, and the quiet frustration of discovering that meaningful road travel was being rushed, diluted, and stripped of its soul.

Nine countries in 21 days rewired everything.

The road revealed a truth no guide ever mentions: the most powerful journeys aren't planned perfectly—they're earned.

By 2018, the drives became deeper and more personal. Family on board. Foreign roads beneath unfamiliar wheels. Wrong turns through Parisian streets. The tension of driving abroad. The beauty of silence after long days. Every kilometre became instruction. Every mistake, refinement.

It was dismissed. Laughed at. Left for dead.
But some ideas don't ask for permission.

Then the world went quiet.
While borders closed, the vision sharpened. Those still months became a private atelier—studying storytelling, cinematic filmmaking, drone craft, route engineering, logistics, and the psychology of shared experiences. Piece by piece, the foundation was carved.

First in fragments. Then in form. Small group journeys. Recon drives. Controlled chaos. By 2023, routes across Goa, Europe, and Iceland crystallized a singular philosophy—one that now defines every Vera Level expedition:

Today, Epic Road Trips curates cinematic, self-driven journeys shaped by thousands of kilometres, relentless refinement, and a refusal to dilute the experience for scale.

We design modern odysseys—measured not in destinations, but in moments that stay.