Since 2008, he extended his polar experience to the Arctic, sailing in the Canadian Arctic, part of the Northwest Passage, Greenland and Svalbard.

As a lecturer on Antarctic topics, he has been invited to the annual meeting of the International Superyacht Society, in Fort Lauderdale, Unites States, and to the Antarctic week organized annually in Ushuaia, Argentina, the southernmost city in the world.

He has written several articles related to Antarctica in different magazines and publication, like The Great Southern Route, Superyacht Times, and Boat International among others.

The evolution was natural and he has covered every possible position as Expedition Staff.

First a naturalist, guide and zodiac driver; then lecturing on Geography and Ozone layer and lastly participating on the complex logistics of organizing a polar expedition as Assistant Expedition Leader and Expedition Leader since 2009.

This same job took him on the path to the Arctic, where he's been travelling since the season 2015 experiencing Norway, Svalbard, Iceland, Greenland and the Canadian Arctic, participating in expeditions crossing the mythical North West Passage.

She has a passion for communication and nature, and these two were an obvious path for becoming a professional tour guide.Her first job was in a Travel agency and shortly after her first season she started leading groups in Argentina and Chile. Thanks to this, she became a Bachelor in Tourism and Hotel management in 2001. Shortly after, she moved to Ushuaia and worked in tour logistics for a few years.

Guiding groups from several countries coming and leaving for Antarctica was her first encounter with The White Continent. The stories, images and memories of the travelers she guided through the natural wonders of patagonia grew her curiosity more and more and, without realizing, prepared for the last polar frontier.