from Volkswagen T3 to porsche 911
40,000 km across Europe, sleeping under stars
From building memories in LittleWagen—our bright yellow 1988 VW T3 camper—to now restoring a 1982 Porsche 911SC, our family has been on a journey defined by passion, craftsmanship, and shared curiosity. Over two six-month adventures, we covered nearly 40,000 km across Europe, sleeping under stars, exploring hidden villages, and living slowly—each day learning that great stories come from taking the time to listen.
"best views are rarely the fastest"
the team
Rauno “Vunts” – Mechanic, driver, dreamer—balances bits and bolts with big ideas.
Triin – Storyteller, family compass—bringing heart and aesthetics to each mile.
Robin – Our little co-pilot in training, learning that true value is built, not bought.
Kass – The sphynx cat with attitude—silent observer, source of endless joy and Instagram gold.
🎯 Our Mission
Welcome to Slowmileco — a travel story about doing life at your own pace, one meaningful mile at a time.
We’re a small family from Estonia:
Rauno (aka Vunts), Triin, our son Robin, and our fearless little co-pilot Kass — a hairless sphynx cat with more personality than fur.
This time, we’re heading out on a five-month European road trip — from Estonia to Portugal, winding our way through the Alps, along the Italian coast, across the hills of southern France, and down the sun‑drenched edge of Spain. We’re doing it all in our bright yellow 1982 Porsche 911SC — a fast car made for slow travel, lovingly nicknamed Banana.
For us, this isn’t just a holiday. It’s a lifestyle. A way of reconnecting — with each other, with the road, and with the kind of moments you miss when you rush.
We’ve done this before: over 50,000 km in our old VW T3 self built camper taught us that the best views are rarely the fastest ones, and that a simple road can bring you closer to what matters.
slowmileco is about that spirit — part old-world road trip, part everyday adventure.
We’re still chasing sunsets and coffee stops, just with a little more speed, a little less space, and all the heart we’ve got.