Follow Your Dreams

With our expedition yacht, we give researchers and scientists the opportunity to start or continue their study or field work.

Our members and guests can participate in these expeditions.

Two teams of professional cameramen follow the whole trip as part of a long-term documentation of about 80 reports.

We make the results of the studies available to social, economic and political decision-makers - in the hope that they will be duly taken into account.

We assume that we will be able to support people in the field of education, health care and acces to drinking water, among others, in our international development cooperation.

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The 51-foot catamaran from FYD-Adventure

FYD- Catamaran

Our expedition yacht is a 15,60-meter catamaran, specially developed and built for the significant demands that will be placed on it throughout its long voyage.
The yacht can accommodate 12 people.

The 51-foot catamaran from FYD-Adventure
The 51-foot catamaran from FYD-Adventure
The 51-foot catamaran from FYD-Adventure

The world map with the non-detailed navigation route of our expedition yacht

Our research trip takes the form of a 10-year, round-the-world voyage accompanied by scientists, researchers and guests sailing through all the oceans and several rivers of the world. To complete the project, numerous land expeditions will be organized.

Our projects

Maritime Expeditions

Land Expeditions

Development cooperation

Helping hands for the world

Cultural projects

Your projects

Our team

The board of directors and all the members of FYD-Adventure are volunteers.
Take a minute and meet each one of team members; find out what role they will play, the tasks they will be assigned and the skills that each bring to the project.


Frank

  • Navigation at sea
  • Shipbuilding
  • Oceanography
  • Desert activities

Anna

  • Public relationship
  • Cinematographer
  • Physiotherapist

Morgan

  • Navigation at sea
  • Shipbuilding
  • Cinematographer

Jasmin

  • Culture
  • Development and co-operation
  • Navigation at sea

Thorsten

  • Navigation at sea
  • Leader & Organizer of Diving Expeditions
  • Diving Systems Manager

Anke

  • Pedagogical direction
  • Navigation at sea
  • Terrestrial expeditions

Peter

  • Sound engineer
  • Shipbuilding
  • Travel coordinator

Philippe

  • Culture
  • Understanding among nations
  • Terrestrial expeditions

Catherine

  • Development and co-operation
  • Understanding among nations
  • Travel coordinator

Bea

  • Human Rights Officer
  • Environmental Officer

Gülçin

  • Navigation at sea
  • Human Rights Officer
  • Understanding among nations

François

  • Navigation at sea
  • Optician
  • Eyewear manufacturer

Edyta

  • Polish interpreter
  • Polish Ambassador

Ronny

  • Responsible for culinary events
  • Diving Expeditions

Cindy

  • Shipbuilding
  • Understanding among nations
  • Navigation at sea

Waldemar

  • International logistics
  • Travel coordinator

Frank

  • Helping Hands Project Coordinator
  • Development and co-operation

Maurizio

  • Shipbuilding
  • Navigation at sea
  • Terrestrial expeditions

News

We love improvising. Just not in the shower.

You’re standing in the shower onboard, one hand holding the hose, the other somewhere between shampoo and trying to keep your balance. The boat moves, the water stream follows – just never where you actually need it... You should adapt the system to your boat – not the other way around
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Fresh water — our most essential resource. Why a watermaker on board changes everything

How much water do you actually need to survive?<br /><br />Our body consists of around two-thirds water. Under normal conditions, about two liters a day are enough. But what happens when you are traveling with twelve people on a research catamaran – far away from harbors, rivers, civilization?
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An anchor. An adventure. A mission.

In a storm or strong winds, an anchor can quickly be subjected to several tons of pulling force.

For comparison: At wind force 12 – that is a hurricane with 118 km/h – forces of up to 12 tons can act on our 16-meter boat. That is like a whole truck pulling on the anchor!
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Thank you, Steffen – for five years of invaluable support!

At the beginning of 2025, Steffen closed the print shop. A decision that we – and surely many others – deeply regret, but can completely understand: A company with ten employees needs more than just passion, it must also be economically viable.
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We need your help!

As you must imagine, projects of this magnitude can only be accomplished with the help of many outstanding human beings.
You can help us financially, materially, physically or even intellectually by sharing your knowledge, but also by becoming a support member.
To all of you, no matter what part you may play, big or small, we would like to say “thank you!”


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