Live expeditions

Olivier and Pierre attempted to climb Himlung Himal, one of Nepal's least technical 7000 climbs, when weather conditions are favorable.

Considered the most accessible 7000 in the world, sometimes flippantly and therefore wrongly, the success rate is barely 50%. An expedition guided by Serge Bazin.

Accompanied by guide Manu Poudelet, we set off on a pulka-ski crossing from Kangerlussuaq to Sissimiut, some 160 km along the Arctic Circle Trail.

Guided by Brecht De Meulenaere, we set off with our crampons and pulkas for a magical expedition on Lake Baikal, in the heart of Siberia.

We set off on an unprecedented expedition, one that very few Westerners have ever attempted. This long-distance camel trek starts in Chinguetti, in the north of Mauritania, and reaches Boutilimit in the south.

Guided by Henk-Jan Geel, we set off on an expedition into an extraordinarily wild and beautiful polar environment. One of the most beautiful experiences you can have in Antarctica.

Our first expedition to Manaslu, the eighth highest peak on the planet at 8,163 metres. An exciting and particularly human adventure, in which Eric Bonnem took part.

Explored only in 1928, the Fedchenko Glacier is the longest glacier in the world, outside the polar zones, at 77 km long. Matthieu Tordeur, Cédric Gras and Christophe Raylat venture there to bear witness.

Six participants, guided by Serge Bazin and assisted by a local mountain guide, completed this beautiful expedition by following the normal route, physically demanding in the summit attempt.