One of the great myths of navigators: the Northwest Passage is the maritime route that connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean in the Northern Hemisphere, passing through the archipelago of the Arctic Ocean. In July and August 2017, the crew of the Kamana, captained by Enrico Tettamanti, successfully completed the Northwest Passage, following the less famous and less traveled route that goes from West to East, becoming the first Italian crew in history to undertake and complete the venture. They covered 3,550 nautical miles in 33 days, with an average temperature of 0/5 °C and 24 hours of daylight. An incredible adventure that speaks of great ideals, historic explorations, and climate change.
Event in collaboration with Montura Editing.
