In under a year, an 11-month-old infant named Atlas Montgomery has become the most extensively traveled baby globally, accompanied by his parents. Born in the United Kingdom, Atlas has already explored 23 different countries, all while still an infant.
Atlas' extraordinary journey commenced when he was just six weeks old, as his parents, Becs Lewis (29) and Will Montgomery (31), embarked on a European adventure in a camper van. They utilized Lewis' maternity leave, which extended until early November, to traverse a significant portion of Europe.
Atlas's developmental milestones have been closely intertwined with their travels. He started crawling in Switzerland, sprouted his first tooth in Norway, and transitioned to solid foods in France.
The family's journey has led them through an array of countries, including Italy, San Marino, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Slovenia, Croatia, Austria, Czechia, Denmark, and Norway, among others.
As per Lewis, Atlas has already visited 23 countries, and their tally is expected to reach 25 by the conclusion of their journey. Their travel experiences are meticulously documented on their Instagram page, with the intention of sharing them with Atlas when he's older.
To finance their travels, the couple made shrewd financial decisions, selling most of their possessions and terminating their rental home lease. They've also been frugal with their expenses, managing to keep their daily food spending to a mere $4 during their travels.
