Starting from Coipasa, Bolivia, we will ride approximately 800 km to San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, crossing the Bolivian Andean Plateau, the vast Salar de Uyuni, Laguna Colorada, and the surreal landscapes of the Salvador Dalí Desert.

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The expedition will take place almost entirely at high altitude, between 3,600 and 4,900 metres above sea level, before descending only in its final stages to San Pedro de Atacama, at approximately 2,400 metres.

We will travel in complete self-sufficiency, carrying everything required to survive and document the journey: bikepacking gear, technical equipment, camping essentials, and professional photography and filmmaking equipment. For most of the expedition, we will sleep outdoors in the heart of the austral winter, facing extreme environmental conditions, with temperatures ranging from 15°C during the day to as low as −15°C at night.

For us, this journey represents far more than a sporting challenge.

It is an experience of slow, immersive exploration; a way of experiencing some of the world's most extreme landscapes through resilience, silence, isolation, and a deep connection with the natural world.