Without a doubt, the Arctic is one of my passions, Lapland, Greenland, Siberia ..., infinite landscapes, of wild nature and that make you dream of the unknown . Many times I have lost track of time and from space

in the arctic and I'd like to share that emotion with you .

I firmly believe that each one imposes or exceeds his own limits independently of his capacities , although it is true that I have seen people with blindness or some type of disability do things that break with any concept of physical limitation , but above all psychological.

Knowledge is the window that opens in front of you showing you what until then was hidden from your eyes, opening new points of view and exponentially enriching the experience that you are living in nature .

My job as a guide goes far beyond showing you the way and designing or preparing the route. Let me guide you in that process of physical and mental adaptation to that trekking that you have been dreaming about for so long.

For many people, sharing an experience in the mountains with their coworkers is like an awakening,

a reunion with the dreamy child that they once were

and opens a great question to which they are no longer afraid to seek an answer that enriches them, both, them and the environment around them.