Colin Angus and his wife-to-be, Julie Wafaei, circle the world in a 43,000 km journey by rowboat, bicycle, foot and ski, completing what Outside Magazine and many others have called "one of the last great expeditions" - the first human powered circumnavigation.

The Aleutian Islands are called *the Birthplace of the Winds" in Aleut legend and four friends set out to explore and climb on these remote chain and enchanted islands.

Kayak expedition documentary:  the first canoe descent down Everest’s river of milk.

A beautiful kayak film, stunning, memorable and which makes the water dance.

An extreme kayak film (2003) from the camera of Dave Kwant. The film follows Scottish Team Slug (aka Dave Kwant, Greg Nicks, Colin Aitken and Pete Kyriakoudis) as they tour the world in search of exciting water which at times is more than they bargained for.

Follows Scotsman Andy jackson together with Bridget Thomas, Al Collis, Alex Nicks and David Kwant as they attempt to para-glide over the remote Nepalese hillside to the Madi Khola river which they then plan to descend by Kayaks.

Canoeing and climbing adventure in the wildest corner of Chile

We went to South America’s Altiplano, the mountainous desert region crossing the borders of Chile, Argentina and Bolivia, with sea kayaks looking for water in the driest place on earthst place on earth

2 women kayak 650km in remote far East Russia with a Russian ‘guide’ who has never been in a seakayak.

Paralysed from the chest down, Karen Darke tackles an epic kayaking expedition with her partner, mountaineer Andy Kirkpatrick.

This great film really captures the essence of adventure and the beautiful landscape of this remote World Heritage Site is a reminder of how breathtaking our planet truly is.