Research
Go further. Look closer.
Some places take time to reach. Others are simply beyond the usual routes.
Our boats take small teams into remote islands, coastlines and communities, creating a platform for research, observation and storytelling in the field.
Built for long passages and extended time away from shore, they can follow a project across oceans, between islands and into places where conventional access becomes difficult. The sea becomes the route in, and the boat a way to stay close to the work rather than return to it each day.
That freedom changes what is possible. It gives a team time to observe, to adapt to weather, wildlife and the rhythms of a place, and to remain there long enough to notice what a short visit might miss.
For us, exploration is not only about where we go, but what we can learn, document or understand once we get there.
Research Expeditions
BIJAGÓS ARCHIPELAGO · GUINEA-BISSAU · 2027
Do Hippos Feed the Sea?
On Orango Island, hippos move through freshwater lagoons, mangroves and even into the sea.
In 2027, we are taking this question to Orango, working with scientists and local researchers to follow the connections between land and sea.
Discover the expedition →
Bring your project aboard
Some projects need more than transport. They need time, flexibility and a base close to the work.
Our boats can support small research teams, conservation projects, field documentation and specialist productions in places where access from land is difficult or simply not possible.
If your project needs a platform at sea, talk to us.
Image credit: NASA Earth Observatory / Joshua Stevens, using Landsat data from the U.S. Geological Survey.