TO ANTARCTICA – In 2000 Team Adventure Executive Director Larry Rosenfeld traveled to Antarctica with his family in what was to become the first test-bed for the Team Adventure Education Foundation. Images and emails were sent from their base camp aboard the expedition yacht Pelagic to schools back in the US. Read the emails and enjoy the stunning images.
THE RACE – Team Adventure was built to compete in the ultimate ocean race, a non-stop sprint around the globe called simply The Race. After leading the fleet of giant catamarans south, Team Adventure faltered when a series of rough Southern Ocean waves damaged the forward beam. The team pulled into South Africa to effect a repair and eventually finished The Race in third place. It's all in The Race archive.
ROUTE OF DISCOVERY – Shortly after finishing The Race, Cam Lewis and his crew set off across the Atlantic on a voyage of discovery retracing the voyage Christopher Columbus sailed in 1492. On board were two school teachers who helped develop an education curriculum for Team Adventure and communicated daily with schools both in the US and UK. Click the link for your own voyage of discovery.Multimedia
Imagine sailing at 50 miles per hour on the open ocean. The roar of the waves and sound of the boat vibrating is nothing short of mind numbing yet the exhilaration keeps you wanting more. The next best thing to being there is experiencing Team Adventure through images and video. The Multimedia gallery is the place for both. Click a link to see a slide show of images, take a look at the photo album or check out a short video.
Click the link to take you a short slide show of Team Adventure images
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Ever wondered what it's like to surf a Southern Ocean wave at 40 knots?
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Nightline on ABC did a terrific feature on Team Adventure. Watch a short clip
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