A couple is spending their honeymoon traveling across the US in a converted school bus — and their photos are incredible

Mili and Marcos had a unique idea for their honeymoon when they got married in February 2017.

The couple decided to embark on a road trip across North and South America, from California to their home country of Argentina. Three days after their wedding, they bought a converted school bus on Craigslist. One week later, they were already on the road.

Along the way, the two have racked up a huge following on their website and Instagram account, where they document every step of their adventure. Below, take a closer look at their incredible "pan-American" journey.

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Born and raised in Argentina, Mili and Marcos met in high school when they were both 14 years old.

The two became close friends for a while before falling in love during their last year of high school.

Now 27, the two adventurers are traveling in a converted school bus from California to Argentina.

Mili and Marcos told INSIDER that their "pan-American" adventure was inspired by one of their previous trips.

In 2015, the couple had the opportunity to work in Australia for seven months. During that time, Mili and Marcos saved money to buy a van and then traveled through the continent for another two months. After that, the two sold the van and flew to Asia where they backpacked through Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, India, and Sri Lanka for five months.

"We fell love with this nomadic lifestyle, with the simplicity of living this way, and the daily uncertainty [of] not knowing where to sleep or where to wake up," Mili and Marcos said. The couple also loved "getting to know new places with no schedule and no rush and meeting people from all over the world."

After their trip ended, they decided their next adventure would be a trip across the North and South American continents and started saving up money to make it happen.

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