to 7 patients. Cycling across the continents North America - crossing the continent from north to south: from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska (the most northern point of the journey), through Dalton Highway, Yukon Territory and British Columbia in Canada, crossing The Rocky Mountains through the Icefields Parkway, the city of Vancouver, via California State Route 1 and down to Central America. Covering about 1,600 km. South America - crossing the continent from north to south: from the northern Colombian city of Cartagena de Indias, through the Andes, Lake Titicaca, the Salar de Uyuni desert, crossing via the Laguna Colorada, across the winding Carretera Austral; in Chile, and all the way to Tierra del Fuego and the city of Ushuaia (the most southern point of the journey). Covering about 1,400 km. Africa - crossing the continent from south to north: from Cape Town, across South Africa’s Garden Route, through Swaziland, the eastern Africa countries, the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa and up to the northern city of Axum. Covering about 10,000 km. Europe - crossing the continent from west to east: from the city of A Coruña in the north west of Spain, crossing across País Vasco and the city of Bilbao, through France, Switzerland, Italy, Greece, ending in İstanbul, Turkey. Covering about 5,000 km. Asia, crossing the continent from west to east: Starting in Georgia, crossing the Caspian Sea, the western Asia countries, The Silk Road, the Irkeshtam pass, the Taklamakan Desert of China and ending where the Great Wall of China meets the ocean (the Yellow Sea). Covering about 11,000 km. Australia & New Zealand, crossing New Zealand from south to north: from the South Island city of Dunedin and up to Cape Reinga in the North Island. Crossing Australia from west to east: from the Western Australian capital of Perth, across The Gibson Desert, to Uluru in the centre of the Northern Territory, down to the South Australian capital of Adelaide, via The Great Ocean Road, through Melbourne the capital of Victoria and ending in Sydney, the capital of New South Wales. Covering about 10,000 km in Australia & New Zealand. Journey finale: 5 days cycling across Israel, ending in the Western Wall in Jerusalem, escorted by many cyclists and local media. References External links Roei Sadan (Jinji) website Cycling the world with Emuna, EXPLORERS WEB Israeli cycles across Nullarbor, World News Australia, YouTube Australia the last stop for cyclist,