Romeo Cox’s family relocated from London to Palermo, Italy, in 2019. Romeo, who is only 11 years old, has completed a journey that many people, even those beyond 30, cannot.

According to the Daily Mail, the small youngster and his father Phil preferred to visit his grandma Rosemary in London, who is 77 years old, rather than travel to picturesque Tuvalu.

The only similarity between his story and “Little Red Riding Hood” is that the student arrived at his destination via a significantly more difficult journey.

Rather than taking practical or commonly available transit, both parties chose to take a lengthy journey through Italy, Switzerland, and France.

On June 20, Romeo and Phil began their campaign, but it did not naturally evolve into a detective story, as is sometimes the case. They arrived in the United Kingdom on September 21 after only 93 days of travel.

According to the youngster, they saw practically everything that real travelers would have seen.

Two traveled their route on foot, occasionally on bicycles, and occasionally on watercraft. The family had to sleep outside in hostels and churches on several occasions.

We walked off several times. “We never even considered giving up,” the young Cox said, despite the fact that our legs were covered in blood from sleeping under an aspen nest.

In addition to these difficulties, the family had to contend with a band of dogs in Rome and successfully tame a wild donkey.

After trekking 2,800 kilometers, Romeo and Phil landed in London at Trafalgar Square in mid-September, where they were greeted by former neighbors and friends.

As we got closer, I kept imagining my grandmother and how excited I was to see her, Romeo remarked. I haven’t seen her in almost a year, and I can’t wait to give her a hug. She was alone and secluded.

But before they can see their cousin, the father, and son must first spend two weeks in quarantine as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Yet, the most crucial step has already been accomplished; they arrived in London and gathered memories that they are likely to treasure for a long time.