A SELF-SUPPORTED ICELANDIC TRAVERSE

Along the floor of the Atlantic Ocean, the Mid-Atlantic Ridge forms our world’s longest mountain range. While nearly all of it lies below the ocean’s surface, separating the Eurasian and …

DAVID LAMA IS THE FIRST TO SUMMIT LUNAG RI

The name David Lama is synonymous with big challenging climbs and pioneering first ascents in the Himalaya and around the world and in October 2018 the Austrian climber and mountaineer …

FULL LINEUP ANNOUNCED

We’ve kept you in the dark for long enough. After no shortage of deliberation, we can finally defuse the growing anticipation as we announce the films for An Audience with …

5 TRIPS TO DIGITAL DETOX IN 2019

In unfamiliar lands, and far-removed from the everyday, these are five expeditions which will feed your soul’s cravings. It’s time to put down your phone, access to your emails and …

WINTER NAVIGATION: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

Finding your way in the hills comes with its own inherent set of challenges and in winter the challenges are tenfold. Blanket snow cover can deem the features you’re used …

INTERVIEW: THE QUEST FOR THE FIRST WINTER ASCENT OF K2

With the second-highest fatality rate among the 8,000m+ peaks, located along Pakistan’s border with China, K2 is aptly known as the Savage Mountain.

SCALING THE GRANITE TOWERS OF NORTH EASTERN SIBERIA

An area of 13.1 million km², Siberia is home to some of the most isolated environments on Earth. Inconceivably large, there’s a shed load of nothing in the land accounting for 77% …

AN AUDIENCE WITH ADVENTURE 2018

With a fresh deluge of outdoor cinematography, Audience with Adventure will return on November 21st as the first opportunity in London to see the latest and greatest from Kendal Mountain …

THE FIRST ASCENT OF JANHUKOT

Surrounded by some of the most formidable peaks of the Himalayas including Meru, Shivling and Kedar Dome, mountaineers have been trying to claim Janhukot’s summit since the ’80s. In May …

DOCUMENTING 20 YEARS IN THE MOUNTAINS

A silent workhorse of the adventure industry, for those in the know, the name Chris Figenshaw is synonymous with some of the biggest, boldest productions in the mountains. “Chris has …

EXPLORING THE ETHICS OF CULTURAL IMMERSION

mutual exchange or cultural dilution at the edge of the earth?

FREE SOLO EL CAPITAN IN GUT-WRENCHING 360

For ten years, Alex dreamt of climbing El Capitan without ropes – a wall at least 1000ft taller than any other wall to have been free solo’d anywhere in the …

BASE JUMPING MT. BLANC DU TACUL

Holy Smokes! In early September of 2018, accompanied by photographer Hamish Frost and videographer Jake Holland, Tim Howell and willis Morris climbed Mont Blanc du Tacul’s Arête du Diable. They …

CHASING WILD: BIKERAFTING WITH BEARS IN BC

Starting at the entrance of the new mine, Red Chris they’d cycle 150km to a river, from where they’d circle the region paddling 200km before pedalling back to their starting …

SNOWBOARDER JEREMY JONES PAYS TRIBUTE TO JOHN MUIR

Naturalist, author, environmental philosopher, glaciologist and founder of the Sierra Club, John Muir – “Father of the National Parks” – has been etched into history for his activism which helped …

THE FUNDAMENTALS OF TRAINING FOR EXPEDITION

Expeditions are a big undertaking. They demand a lot from our bodies as well as our minds, so – unless you’re one of a select few for whom expeditions are …

A NOVICE’S GUIDE TO RAFTING THE GRAND CANYON

Guiding a 16ft raft down one of the world’s most famous water ways was  surely going to be a steep learning curve, but despite his limited rafting experience, Tom soon …

THE SAVAGE BEAUTY OF GREENLAND’S SCHWEIZERLAND ALPS

In August of 2018, a Secret Compass expedition team faced rock, snow and ice to traverse this unforgiving landscape. Among them was Elisabeth Markham, who upon her return home to …

BIKEPACKING FROM DUSHANBE TO BISHKEK

In 2014, Marc Maurer cycled from his home in Cologne, Germany to Istanbul, Turkey, cancelling his return flight to ride back instead. Two years later, he continued his journey east …

REVIEW: THULE ALL-TRAIL 45L

I’ve been told by my partner that I’ve got more backpacks than most girls have handbags, which makes justifying need for another quite tough, but with a three-week trekking expedition …

WHAT THE HELL IS BUZKASHI?

Before the game, the carcass is decapitated, gutted and soaked in water for the 24 hours ensuring it stays in one piece and sand is sometimes added for additional weight. …

HIGH PASSES YAKS AND BUZKASHI

Sandwiched by Tajikistan to the north and Pakistan to the south and lined by the high passes of the Hindu Kush, Pamir and the Karakoram mountains, a narrow finger of land …

ONE MORE RUN TURNED THIS SKI GUIDE’S LIFE UPSIDE DOWN

Pushing the envelope in the outdoors is a privilege held dear by those who do so. The labyrinth posed by perpetually evolving conditions is what makes adventure sports so inherently …

THE CHAOS OF HIGH SPEED KAYAKING

Within the realms of adventure sports, there are several things you just can’t fully prepare for. The obvious which comes to mind is ski jumping, another is running high intensity …

FOUR STEPS TO ADVENTURE

Rather than a complete off-the-shelf package, these are the foundations of your adventure. You won’t see dates, an itinerary or any sort of plan here.

ESCAPE TO THE MOAB

We can all relate to the need for escape – the rising tide, which only retreats with a dose of adventure – but few videos capture it as well as …

THE FIRST SKI DESCENT OF K2

Andrzej Bargiel enters the history books

INTRODUCING: SC ADVENTURES

Adrenaline and discovery, awe-inspiring landscapes and mind blowing experiences, pure joy and unadulterated freedom! Without exception, our time in the field has been defined by these concepts, be it exploring the peaks …

THE FASTEST WHEELS IN NEPAL

Kids and wheels; wherever you are in the world, they go together and Nepal is no different. Kids and wheels; wherever you are in the world, they go together and …

HOW TO PLAN YOUR FIRST WILD CAMPING TRIP

If you’re new to wild camping and hiking self-supported, knowing where to start can feel a bit like a minefield. If that’s you, we put together the following guide to …

IS THIS THE FUTURE FOR FUNDING ADVENTURE?

Storytelling is an integral part of any expedition worth its weight. But with magazine and sponsorship budgets tighter than ever, the figureheads of modern day adventure are getting creative with …

A GUIDE TO MOUNTAIN FOOTWEAR

No item in your kit store is single-handedly more capable of ruining an expedition than unsuitable footwear and few environments demand as much from your feet and thus your boots …

THESE GIRLS ARE KAYAKING ACROSS THE CONTINENT

Self-supported, human-powered journeys are where it’s at. There’s a lot to be said for covering ground under your own steam and when your line of travel makes a tangible mark …

EMPIRE OF WINDS

At the southern tip of the Americas, where the land finally submits to the Southern Ocean, alpine peaks are surrounded by ocean. With the Atlantic to the east and the …

MOUNTAINSCAPES FROM KAZBEK

In mid June, our alpine skills course returned from Georgia. Tackling the slopes of Mount Kazbek (the country’s third highest peak) and the Gergeti Glacier – on the Russian border …

IN KIT WE TRUST

These aren’t lightweight campfire gimmicks, this is the tried and tested, dependable kit we put to the test time and again on expeditions and the reasons why we continue to …

WHITEWATER NIRVANA

Call it narcissistic, but a ‘first’ will always be an adventure accolade worth obtaining. Simply going where you know others haven’t previously, oblivious as to what exactly lies ahead, prepared …

THE FIGHT FOR OUR WILD PLACES

With widespread resource extraction, our planet’s wild places are under serious threat and modern conservation is never as straight forward as it seems from the outside.

THE CRUSADE TO BAG EVERY 4000M+ PEAK IN THE ALPS

Last year, sport climbing’s former world champion, Liv Sansoz set off from her home in Chamonix with an ambitious target in her crosshairs. At 40, her plan was to climb …

HIKING WITH MAN’S BEST FRIEND

This is professional photographer Ace Kvale and his dog Genghis Khan, a.k.a Desert Dawg. To celebrate his 60th birthday, Ace set off from his front door in Utah for a 60 …

FIVE OUTDOOR GEAR HACKS

Dialling in your kit is an ever evolving venture, the specifics of which lie largely in the hands of personal preference. That said, for us these items are an essential …

HOW TO MITIGATE AVALANCHE RISK

In 2008, Xavier De Le Rue got taken and burried by a solid avalanche, the sort most don’t survive. This was reason enough for him to share some of his lessons learned and …

THE MAN WHO CLIMBED EVEREST 21 TIMES

Having promised his wife, his 21st ascent would be his last, he retired in May of 2011. Now, at 58-years-old, through his work at the Apa Sherpa Foundation, he aims …

THE CLOUDBREAK SESSION OF A LIFETIME

Swell rarely demands as much attention as when a solid low pressure system aims itself at a particular patch of reef guarding the Fijian island of Tavarua. Cloudbreak at size …

FELLOWSHIP OF CAMELS

A formidable constituent of the Sahara desert, the Bayuda desert is characterised partly by its people’s modern-day reliance on their camels. At the start of the year, a team of …

RELICS FROM THE TUNDRA

Remote and wind-blasted with a permafrost coating, separated by the Golf of Ob to the east and the Baydaratskaya Bay to the west, the Yamal Peninsula is home to about …

RIVER PEOPLE: FIRST DESCENT OF THE DULONG

As a river person myself, I’m really interested in how river based communities interact with the river and the relationship they have with the watercourse. From the traditional names for the …

HOW TO MANAGE FEAR

It’s all about knowing your personal limits, being able to match your skills with the risks at hand and make sure you are capable. Even if it’s at the risk …

CLIMBING’S SHANGRI-LA

Perched almost a kilometre above the jungle floor, the world’s highest waterfall is iconic in every sense. Carved out by millions of years of flowing water, sheer sided mountains dominate …

ODE TO THE STRUGGLE

Call it masochistic, but we’re all for adding a pinch of torment back into adventure. This isn’t a case for heading out ill-equipped and under prepared, far from it. Instead this …

THE TRIBE, THE RAINFOREST AND ME

From above, the Congolese jungle appears an inhospitable tangle of vegetation. Yet, over years of isolation, communities of hunter-gatherers have maintained a harmonious existence within the forest. Collectively known as …

WHAT IT TAKES TO CLIMB EL CAPITAN

In October 2017, Brad Gobright and Jim Reynolds set a new speed record for The Nose route on El Capitan. What generally takes accomplished climbers several days to achieve, they …

LEAVING BASECAMP

Aleix Vilardebo’s video captures the early morning atmosphere as a small group of climbers leave Everest Basecamp, destined for high altitude camps.

HOW TO EAT LIKE AN EXPEDITION LEADER

No one better understands the importance of staying stocked up in the field than our expedition leaders, so we checked in with a few of them to learn their approaches …

KAMCHATKA IS A VOLCANIC WONDERLAND

Across its 270,000 km2 lives only a population of 322,000, more than half of which live in the regional capital Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky on the peninsula’s south eastern shore, meaning the remainder of the 1,250-kilometre-long finger …

EVEREST IN THE ALPS TO RAISE £1MILLION

Over the four days skiers were pushed to their limits and beyond as they ascended up to 2,500 metres each day, burning calories equivalent to completing 8 back-to-back marathons over …

A BACKCOUNTRY FORAY

With almost 90% of the country at more than 1,500 meters above sea level the possibilities for alpine exploration are huge as Jöttnar pro team rider Tom Coney defines here …

THE FIRST DESCENT: NAVIGATING GABON’S UNCHARTERED WATERS

In 2016, David Marsh from London, was part of the first ever team to descend Djidji River within Gabon’s Ivindo National Park with Secret Compass. Over three weeks, the self-supported …

INTERVIEW: BECKY COLES ON WOMEN IN ADVENTURE

Today is International Women’s Day and yesterday, Becky Coles, one of our female expedition leaders passed her Mountaineering Instructor Certificate. If there’s a better excuse to check in and chat, …

5 REASONS YOU NEED TO EXPLORE AFRICA

Africa has it all but while a select few of its countries have been blessed with tourism, minimal infrastructure and political instability have generally kept tourist levels low.  Travel has …

BIKEPACKING ACROSS THE ATACAMA

To the west of the Andes, in northern Chile sits the driest non-polar desert in the world, the Atacama. With Robin Munshaw, Lorraine Blancher embarked on her own human-powered venture, …

TIME TO UNPLUG

Look around you, we’re plugged in with no escape plan. 34% of you checked Facebook in the last ten minutes. We call it connection but the longer we stay online, …

STEPPING INTO OBLIVION

With a concoction of nerves, adrenaline and exhaustion running riot through their bodies, this is where January’s Venezuela expedition team faced their fears. Peering over the edge means the five …

CLIMBING WITH BEDOUIN

For thousands of years, climbing has been integral within Bedouin culture and today a strong climbing community still exists across young and old. Hosted by the Bedouin on each of …

HOW TO SURVIVE IN THE JUNGLE

There’s no two ways about it, the jungle is amongst the most extreme environments on the planet. Hot and humid, there’s a myriad of life under its dense canopy, but …

WIN TICKETS TO THE ADVENTURE TRAVEL SHOW

Now in its 22nd year, as always, this year promises plenty of inspiration in the way of talks, workshops and seminars from all corners of adventure. Amongst the action, Secret …

THE 2017 HIGHLIGHT GALLERY

So with the prospect of a transition into the new year upon us, and a blank adventure canvas staring right back, we thought we’d take a look back at some …

THE GEOGRAPHY PEOPLE AND MYTHOLOGY OF AFRICA’S HIGHEST PEAK

Broadly considered the most accessible of the seven summits, Mt. Kilimanjaro is common place on adventure bucket lists around the world. But how much do you really know about Africa’s …

HOW TO QUALIFY AS A JUNGLE GUIDE

Looking to break into the industry as an expedition leader? Well, you’re in the right place. Brand new for 2018, we’ve launched a PAWGI certified jungle leadership course, taking place …

ICE SKATING LIKE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE

If you’ve got the ice to support it, what better way to access the backcountry? Filmed in Alaska over the course of two winters, Wild Ice features nordic bladers, hockey …

SAND STARS AND SOLITUDE

“We sounded like a bunch of school boys as we splashed and shouted in the pleasantly warm pool filled by a small waterfall. Nine days of trekking across a hot, …

THIRD TIME LUCKY

Four flights, one boat journey, one borderline off-road drive, one overloaded motorbike ride and six long, arduous days of seriously remote trekking later and our 2017 Burma team reached their …

REFLECTIONS OF SINAI

Our yearly traverse of the Sinai desert has now returned home to normality. With cleaner lungs and clearer minds, after a welcome pause from digital noise with little more than …

BEHIND THE SCENES: 2017 Jägermeister Ice Cold Gig

By now, there’s a good chance you’ve caught the 2017 Jägermeister Ice Cold Gig, a Secret Compass project which saw electronic rock band Modestep perform and exclusive live show, high in …

Jägermeister Ice Cold Gig 2017

Finally, after months of silence we’re able to share with you the fruits of our last few months of labour. The 2017 Jägermeister Ice Cold Gig. Suspended on a space …

DREAMING OF KYRGYZSTAN

Boasting a land mass of roughly 95% mountains, of which 40% are over 3000m, sandwiched between China to the east and Uzbekistan to the west, Kyrgyzstan is an adventure canvas …

HOW IT FEELS TO FLY OVER ANGEL FALLS

After five full days of hiking to get there, it took just 15 minutes to descend, dropping nearly 1,000m into the Venezuelan treetops from atop a massive plateau in the …

HOW TO LIVE LIKE A GAUCHO

The term “gaucho” likely derives from the Quecha word “huachu,” meaning orphan or vagabond. They were, and still are, among the most skilled horse riders and handlers in South America. …

AGS PACKRAFTING WEEKEND

The folks behind the Adaptive Grand Slam are expanding their portfolio of adventure opportunities for disabled people and in doing so, they’ve teamed up with Secret Compass. In November 2017, …

WATCH: THE PLACE OF THE GAELS

Volatile weather systems and conditions with a nasty habit of turning on their head within an instant, means adventure in the Scottish Highlands rarely runs without hitch. It’s never simple, …

SCALING AFRICA’S THIRD PEAK

In mid-September of 2017, Financial Times journalist Martin Fletcher embarked on a mission to reach the summit of Mt Stanley and Secret Compass helped him achieve that goal. Below is …

LIFE LESSONS ON EXPEDITION

When conditions turned on Alex Honnold and Renan Ozturk during a first ascent expedition of Alaska’s Ruth Gorge, the result was an inwards look at life’s big questions.

FIRE ICE AND BEARS IN THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST

Dividing the Pacific Ocean to the east and the Sea of Okhotsk to the west, Kamchatka is a 1,250 kilometre long peninsula of absolute isolation. It’s the home of Eurasia’s …

Walking 1000 Miles Through the Middle East

From Jerusalem, Leon McCarron followed a series of ancient trading and pilgrimage routes to traverse some of the most contested landscapes in the world, through the West Bank and Jordan …

THE EDGE OF THE EARTH

In Siberia’s far north, a remote peninsula known as the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Region sits within the Arctic Circle. It’s isolated. Roughly 2000km north-east of Moscow and separated by the mighty …

A PATH LESS TRODDEN

As the most accessible peak of the Seven Summits, the path to the roof of Africa is pretty well-trodden. It’s a trekking peak and a bucket-list item within the grasps …

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS: VIRUNGA

On their journey through the dramatic volcanic landscape, the team climbed to the Nyiragongo lava lake, encountered the mighty mountain gorillas, and learnt of the local community’s grassroots activism to …

THE PRIVILEGE OF NAMING MOUNTAINS

For many it’s the ultimate goal in mountaineering. At the very least, claiming a first ascent provides a minimum of a lifetime worth of bragging and – if you can bear …

WIN TICKETS TO ATFF!

To celebrate The Adventure Travel Film Festival’s 7th birthday, the kind folk behind the action have given Secret Compass two tickets to give away to the London Festival. Two passes …

The Adventure Travel Film Festival is Coming

The 2017 Adventure Film Festival is almost upon us and as always the guys have curated a belting list of films that’ll without doubt have you packing your bags.

THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO JUNGLE FOOT CARE

from choosing the right boots to techniques for avoiding trench footImmense isolation, off-the-scale humidity, searing heat and an overload of exotic hazards. In no environment is foot care more paramount …

6 ADVENTURES TO UP YOUR ALPINE GAME

Whether your eye is on that first 5000m+ summit, using crampons and ice axes for the first time or gaining the knowledge to plan your own expedition, here are six expeditions to …

MOMENTS LIKE THESE MAKE ALPINISM ADDICTIVE

Upon the unzipping of tents, the serene mix of sublime weather conditions and stillness that comes with a 4am start high above the snow line, hinted at a successful day …

INTERVIEW: ALPINE EXPERT PHIL DE-BEGER

After leading two Secret Compass expeditions in Iraqi Kurdistan he’s briefly back in the UK before he heads out to Georgia for our Alpine Skills Expedition in May, so we caught up with …

KURDISTAN SUMMIT SUCCESS

Mount Halgurd is the highest peak in the region’s Zagros ranges. It is the highest mountain wholly within Iraq (Cheekah Dar is reputedly 4m higher but straddles the Iranian border, …

BOOTS AND CRAMPONS

Packing the right kit is an essential part of any expedition and using the wrong kit in extreme locations can have sever consequences, putting your safety at risk and jeopardising …

THE DARIEN GAP

“
There is definitely a reason Secret Compass runs expeditions not tours. You couldn’t feel further from being a tourist, their expeditions are such genuine experiences. The guides were absolutely 110% …

THE TRANSPANAMA THRU-HIKE

Panamanian Rick Morales has done what very few trekkers would even dare to attempt, let alone imagine: mapped out a new hiking trail across the length of his country. As …

OPERATION TROGON

In 2016 Secret Compass expedition leader Paul Taylor joined Team Rubicon on Operation Trogon in Haiti, working to assist those affected by the most powerful Caribbean hurricane in several years. A disaster …

EXPEDITION CLOTHING

In this quick video, Secret Compass’s director Tom Bodkin shows you what you need to take with you on an expedition into the jungle across desert or through savannah-styled terrain.

MADE IN MADAGASCAR

The best thing about the expedition for me was seeing parts of the world you would never see unless you hiked there.  Only a few people will see the sights …

EXPEDITION RUCKSACKS

expedition kit advice series

Down in the Darien

expedition snapshot

Off Road Adventures in Armenia

Adventurer Tom Allen on why Armenia should not be overlooked

TREK TRAINING TIPS

to get you expedition ready

SECRETS OF THE SINAI

expedition snapshot

MY FIRST EXPEDITION

new to Secret Compass? Read on…

Madagascar in May

exploring the eighth continent

Chad’s Heated Heartland

to Tibesti and Emi Koussi

12 NEW EXPEDITIONS

media release: 27/02/17

PANAMA’S LAST ROADLESS PLACE

media release: 27/02/17

MURCHISON FALLS

rafting challenge: accepted

DESCENT OF THE MOA

packrafting in Sierra Leone

The hottest place on earth…

and other facts about Iran’s Lut desert

Inspired by Iceland?

trek the iconic Laugavegur Trail

FROM THE HORSE’S MOUTH

leading treks in Afghanistan

PACKRAFT GABON

media release: 10/02/17

DIGITAL DETOX IN THE SINAI

media release: 20/02/17

BUSH SURVIVAL IN NAMIBIA

media release: 12/02/17

LET’S GET HIGH…

Georgia: a 5000m+ summit

SLEEPING ON EXPEDITIONS

expedition kit advice series

EXPEDITION FOOTWEAR

expedition kit advice series

IRAN: LUT EXPEDITION HITS HEADLINES

media release: 01/02/17

CONTOURS OF ARMENIA’S CAUCASUS

media release: 30/01/17

GO FOR IT IN GABON

an amphibious adventure

IN IMAGES: NORTH KOREA

Inside the Secret State

RAFT PNG’S EPIC WATUT

whitewater course on an epic river

NORTH KOREA LAUNCHED

media release: 18/01/17

ARMENIA’S #TRANSCAUCASIAN

media release: 15/01/17

A Weekend in Wales

expedition snapshot

Books on Burma

5 to read before you go

Supporting the Transcaucasian Trail

media release: 11/04/17

Who holidays in Iraq?

you could: climb Kurdistan’s highest peak

What does Secret Compass do?

watch the Secret Compass showreel

PACKRAFTING IN GABON

media release: 05/01/17

ADVENTURER HOTLIST

who’s hot (and sometimes cold) right now in adventure

SCHOLARS AND SCIENTISTS

a history of exploration in the Sinai

Meet our new website

welcome to mobile-friendly SC2.0!

THE JUNGLE BOOKS

read up on Panama’s Darien gap

THE BURMA BEYOND BAGAN

expedition snapshot

DRC DOCUMENTARY

the rangers’ gripping true story

CROSSING BHUTAN

a human-powered journey through the land of Gross National Happiness

TO FILM OR NOT TO FILM?

reflections on expedition filming

WANT TO BE AN EXPEDITION LEADER?

follow these tips to get started

IN IMAGES: AFGHANISTAN

expeditions on the Roof of the World

BUT IS IT SAFE?

faraway trips are often safer than you think

PACKRAFTING

Al Humphreys’ tips for your first trip

LEVISON WOOD ON EXPEDITION PREPARATION

Tips to help you reach your goal

DESERT FOOTWEAR GUIDE

find your perfect desert boots

WANT TO BE AN EXPED MEDIC?

how it works at Secret Compass

KAMCHATKA CRAVINGS

expedition snapshot

DOWN TO NOTHING

climbing Burma’s highest mountain.

BANFF FEST

the UK’s premier mountain festival

KENDAL MOUNTAIN

the UK’s premier mountain festival

ADVENTURE TRAVEL FILM FEST

this festival has to be seen to be believed

WILDERNESS GATHERING

a family-friendly celebration of bushcraft, music and open fires

BUT WHAT IF I FAIL?

TEDX Talk by Anna McNuff

OCEAN FILM FEST

incredible underwater (and overwater) adventures captured on film

GAUCHO LIFE

expedition snapshot

2017 ADVENTURE HOTLIST

Media release: 19/10/16

ADVENTURE CO. LAUNCHES PRODUCTION CO.

media release: 20/06/16

UNESCO and Iran’s Lut Desert

media release: 01/08/16

ADVENTURE SOLSTICE

media release: 06/06/16

16 ADVENTURE HOTSPOTS FOR 2016

media release: 09/12/15

WORLD-FIRST: LUT DESERT CROSSING

media release: 30/11/15