Europ’Raid is a unique humanitarian road trip across Europe, that has taken place every summer since 2014. In decorated Peugeot 205s, teams travel 10,000 km trhough 20 cuntries, delivering school supplies to children in need while discovering Europe’s cultural heritage.

Itinerary of the Europ'Raid adventure

Itinerary

Europ’Raid is a 22-day cultural adventure across Europe, connecting 20 countries, 13 capital cities, over 220 stages, and 60 UNESCO World Heritage sites.
From the edge of Brittany to the Danube Delta, crews travel through breathtaking and diverse landscapes, taking the most scenic routes the continent has to offer.

Each evening, participants camp in extraordinary locations — by the sea, in the mountains, or at the foot of iconic landmarks — and share unforgettable moments with locals. Traditional dinners, live shows, and cultural events turn every stop into a deep dive into Europe’s heritage, all in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
More than just a challenge, Europ’Raid is above all a human adventure. Crews forge lasting friendships, discover new cultures, and create memories that will last a lifetime — all through a journey that blends solidarity, exploration, and team spirit.

The Palace of Parliament, also known as the House of The Republic or People's House/People's Palace

Parliament Palace in Bucharest

One of the largest European buildings housing the headquarters of the Great National Assembly of Romania

Buzludzha monument

House of the Bulgarian Communist Party, now abandoned

James Bond Street

On the route of the Furka pass, in the Swiss Alps
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Transfagarasan road

The 400-turn road, crossing the Carpathians in central Romania

A Cultural Journey

The raid is a cultural adventure marked by discovery. Every evening, we will have the opportunity to engage with local communities and immerse ourselves in new cultures. This raid will also allow us to explore some of the most famous roads and discover a wealth of historical monuments along the way.

A Sporting Raid

Europ’Raid is also a sporting adventure. As part of this humanitarian road trip across Europe, nearly 10,000 kilometers in 22 days await us, making it one of the longest raids in the world. This means covering around 400 kilometers a day, connecting the various stages of the route, with no assistance other than a tracker, a GPS, and a logbook.

Solidarity Materials List

As part of Europ’Raid’s solidarity mission, each crew is required to collect and transport 70 kilograms of school and recreational supplies in their Peugeot 205. These donations are distributed to schools along the route during the humanitarian actions of the adventure.

The schools receiving the donations are primary schools, welcoming children aged between 6 and 15 years old. For this reason, the supplies must be age-appropriate and useful for students. This includes items such as school bags, notebooks, sheets of paper, pens and pencils, erasers, rulers, scissors, glue sticks… All supplies must be new or in excellent condition.
In addition to school materials, crews are also welcome to bring sports equipment (balls, rackets, bags…) and even toys, as long as they are suitable and well maintained.

School Supplies

School bags and backpacks
Notebooks: large A4 notebook (preferably with small squares), small A5 notebook (preferably with small squares), scratch paper (note that binder donations are not accepted)
Paper: A4 paper (small squares), plain A4 paper, colored A4 paper
Pencils: ballpoint pens, pencils, colored pencils, felt-tip pens
Paint: paint tubes, brushes, painting paper
Accessories: erasers, glue, tape, scissors, pencil sharpeners, adhesive tape, plastic rulers, slates and cloth, slate pencils or chalk, markers, highlighters, post-it notes

Hygiene Products

Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Shower gel, shampoo, soap
Hand sanitizer
Hairbrush
Nail scissors
Q-tips
Tissues

Multimedia Equipment

Computer
Projector
Whiteboard
Printer

Sports Equipment

Sports bags
Balls: football, basketball, volleyball, handball…
Table tennis balls
Sports shoes (children’s sizes)
Jerseys (children’s sizes)
Football goals or nets
Sportswear
Rackets
Bicycles

Medical Equipment

Compresses, bandages, plasters
Adhesive tape, Hypafix
Non-sterile gloves
Self-adhesive sutures
Oily gauze
Cotton
Pointed scissors
Physiological saline
Disinfectant
Medical kit…
(Note: Medications are not allowed.)

Games and Toys

Toys
Educational games, educational posters (animals, numbers, seasons, alphabet)
Drawing books
Construction games
Models
Puzzles
Crafting, coloring, painting
Figurines
Stuffed animals