The voyages and scientific expeditions of this geographer, born in Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego—in the southernmost part of Argentina—allow us to explore new routes: from discovering the Falkland Islands or South Georgia to traveling up Patagonia towards Brazil. In this interview, you will learn the story of an adventurer who travels through the icy and inhospitable landscapes of the southern seas.
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Diego has designed and built a steel sailboat, including welding the plates, painting, and assembling the mast and rigging. He is currently finishing the interior and outfitting, with the goal of crossing the Atlantic Ocean solo from Argentina to the Mediterranean and then on to Italy. In this interesting interview, he shares the most important aspects of this ambitious project.
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Álvaro and Celia are the protagonists of this project, which establishes a simple and responsible lifestyle on board a sailboat, enjoying the nature and freedom that advém living without moorings, traveling and exploring the world. Tell us everything in this interesting interview.
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After her expeditions through the Mediterranean, her crossing of the Atlantic, and her voyages through the Caribbean, Sil, a young lawyer from La Plata, la Capitana Viajera, is planning a new adventure that will take her to the Pacific. She tells us about it in this interview.
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Argentine captain Adrian Magnago, now in Cape Verde, Africa, waiting for the window that will allow him to cross the Atlantic aboard the Itaca, tells us in this interview about his voyages of the last few years and also tells us about the publication of his first book “Itaca: Entre olas y silencios”.
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Paula (Allende los mares) and Pedro (Alegría marineros) are embarking on the great adventure of sailing vertically around the world, reaching extreme latitudes within the polar circles and sailing across five oceans; a unique challenge of some 35,000 miles. The official presentation of the “Vuelta Vertical” will be in Madrid on November 8th. We look forward to seeing you there.
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Interview with Lula Monjeau: “School is the seed that allows us to do many other things, and it fostered that perspective on navigation that I wanted to highlight: that anyone can do it, even if they haven’t always been part of this world.”
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Scientists from the Argentine Research Council (CONICET) dazzled the entire country with a live broadcast of an underwater expedition to the Mar del Plata Canyon oasis. Next up, the Schmidt Ocean Institute begins a new exploration to gain in-depth knowledge of the Mar de Uruguayan.
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Argentine sailors Justina and Rupert, along with their two daughters, left their land-based lives to spend a few years sailing the Caribbean aboard the sturdy ketch “Vito.” In this exciting interview, they tell us how the project came about and their sailing experiences.
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Esperanza Pérez Pérez-Crespo is a sailor and, as an ocean-going sailor, has sailed halfway around the world. In 2006, she became the first Spanish woman to sail solo across the Atlantic, a story she chronicles in her book “Alone with the Atlantic.” In this interview, Esperanza does not recount her experience on this great adventure.
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Carlos Cuadrado, tennis player and coach, was forced to leave high-level competition prematurely. Years later, he embarked on the adventure of sailing around the world, a journey that completely transformed him, as he recounts in his recently published book, “An Unpredictable Rival.” In this interview, he tells us how the project came about, what his sailboat is like, and his sailing experiences.
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“On our first date, as soon as we met, I told him I had one year left until I graduated and that when I finished, I was going to sail around the world.” Thus begins Agus and Thomas’ adventure aboard the sailboat “Bohemia,” which they share with us in this exciting interview. And congratulations on the birth of your baby!
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Aboard the 6-meter-long sailboat “Corto Maltés,” Álvaro González de Aledo has completed long voyages more typical of larger sailboats. His voyages include trips around Spain, Italy, and France. In this interview, he shares his experience, the challenges he faces, and the keys to success.
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Eugénie Nottebohm was born in Switzerland and is a biologist, painter, writer, and sailor. At fifty, an illness forced her to no longer postpone her dreams, and since then, she has been traveling the world aboard her sailboat, a Contessa 32. In this interview, she shares her passionate journey of personal growth.
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Aurora Conessa is a renowned ocean sailor who has sailed around the world for many years. She was also the first Argentine woman to sail solo across the Atlantic Ocean and is currently the President of ADAN. In this fascinating interview, she shares her career, experiences, and latest projects.
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Elena, aboard her home and sailboat, “Ciencia,” sails and promotes expeditions related to the study and care of the marine environment. Among her new projects is “OceanLab,” which combines sailing with scientific research. Elena shares her experiences and projects with our readers in this interesting interview.
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Luis Martín is responsible for “En Acción por el Mar” (“In Action for the Sea”) and on his sailboat, “Misty Witch,” they carry out activities related to environmental protection and marine ecology. Luis shares his project in this interesting interview.
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Sigfrido Nielsen fulfilled a dream: crossing from Buenos Aires to the Falkland Islands, a 1,290-kilometer voyage encompassing exceptional geography, rugged coastlines, and a wealth of natural harbors. He circumnavigated the island for several weeks with two other crew members. He tells us about his adventure in this interesting interview.
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María Belén and Nicolás are two Argentine sailors living their adventure at sea aboard the 35-foot Doufour 4800 sailboat “Franca Austral.” They are currently in San Blas, Panama. In this interesting interview, they tell us how it all began, their experiences, and their plans for the future.
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Noa and Joseph are passionate about sailing. A little over a year ago, they left their jobs and the comfort of life on land behind to begin the great adventure of life aboard a sailboat. They have sailed all over the Mediterranean, and are now in the midst of the adventure of crossing the Atlantic under sail. They share with us in this interview, their experience and projects they have in mind.
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