Global-unlimited's expeditions signal endangered animals

Global-Unlimted’s expeditions explore isolated places in a world where almost everything has been discovered, mapped and described. Almost everything. There are places once visited in the very past by Conquistadores or adventurers. For 2000-century mankind forgotten places. Places with a story, a secret or a not found treasure. Besides the one-of-a kind adventures described in this part of Global-Unlimited web site, preparations are made for a second expedition to El Paititi, to the Forests of Stone in the heart of the Andes Mountains and to the upper streams of the White and the Blue Nile. However we are not unique. When you wish to remember nowadays people - the people you know, meet and be with - of the beauty and the specialty of our world, just send some words about that one-and-only for 2000-century mankind forgotten place. That corn field, that special spot on the beach, that far-away not mapped island in the Fiji archipelago. Together we can make this world as beautiful as it has never been before. Join the Global-Unlimited community: info@global-unlimited.com

Searching for the lost city: El Paititi

Peter and Maaike prepare a second expedition to find the Lost City, also called El Paititi. The first expedition (2000) brought them into the heart of the Peruvian Andes. They found astonishing evidence. First a rock carving that looked like a treasure map of about 50 x 4 meter. Later hidden in the jungle three pyramids…
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The Sahara Sea and the grave of Alexander the Great

Trespassing thousands of kilometers of sandy dunes. Bizarre sculptured mountains. Day after day a burning sun. Blue skies that tell stories from the present and the past. We try to find proof of the enormous Sahara Sea that once disappeared in the Atlantic Ocean. A one of a kind multimedia expedition loaded with computers, digital cameras and satellite transmission systems. Here exclusively our story. We start in Oran, Algeria. Stay with us and read about incredible discoveries.
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Lake Titicaca – reed boats around the world

Phil Buck, Kittin Nunoz and colonel John Blashford-Scnell fight the battle of their lives. Each of them tries to prove that Tiwanaku and not Egypt is the crail of our culture. Like Thor Heyerdahl they built reed boats to sail around the world. Phil Buck’s plan is after leaving Chile and passing Australia to circum navigate the world via the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Kittin Nunoz is losing track by heading for Japan and John Blashford-Snell went downstream over the rivers Paraguay and Parana to Buenos Aires, Argentina. Later he wishes to sail from Uruguay (Montevideo) around South Africa to the Red Sea and the place where the Garden of Eden should have been: the Eufrat and the Tigris.
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Wild Places

Places to remember because of the smell, the isolation, that one and only laid back bar or the crime scene. Places you will recall when they ask what was bizarre or intriguing. You have been at these spots? Where your heart recognized another world? Tell us, we publish your memories and your pictures. Be part of the Global-Unlimited community: info@global-unlimited.com.
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