‘I’ve been travelling around the world on a jet ski for 120 days – and I’m not stopping anytime soon’

A man has been travelling the world on a jet ski for over 120 days and has no intention of slowing down.

Kevin Neubeck had only ever driven a jet ski three times before setting off on his global adventure.

The 33-year-old’s journey has taken him along Europe’s coastlines from Greece to Albania, Montenegro, Croatia, Slovenia, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, and then down to Morocco.

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His planned route includes Gran Canaria, Cape Verde, and eventually, the Atlantic crossing.

Kevin plans to travel for a further three years with his girlfriend Felipa Costilla, 23.

“I just thought, why not?” Kevin, who is from Germany but lives in Cyprus, told What’s The Jam.

“I’m crazy.

“I wanted to do a whole trip, one way, and thought about a bike or a caravan but then I randomly thought of a jet ski.

“I could be the first and I love to inspire people.

“I love when people doubt me and I prove them wrong and that everything is possible.

“I really want to travel the world on the coastline as much as possible.

“My friends and family are used to my crazy ideas, so this is nothing special for them.”

Kevin navigates using Google Maps and stays in tents and Airbnbs.

He keeps his passport, laptop and clothes in a waterproof bag.

Kevin said: “I don’t even know where I’ll be tomorrow, I just drive.

“Logistics don’t exist.

“I just drive until the border and cross it.

“Most countries are EU and there are no problems but in non-EU countries you need stamps like at passport control.

“Most of the time I use Google Maps and I didn’t even have boat navigation until two days ago.”

Kevin shares his journey to his 27,000 followers on Instagram.

The thrill seeker says every day is different.

He added: “I wake up, plan petrol stops and destinations, check the weather and where to stop if the weather gets crazy.

“Then I enjoy the day and drive from 9am until around 3pm.

“I woke up one day and the jet ski was underwater, I thought we’d have to continue as a submarine.

“There were big waves on the black sea.

“That was the scariest day and no fun.

“It was insane with the clouds and the sea just looks black.

“Nothing scares me, maybe the Atlantic crossing because a lot can go wrong there.”

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