Programme
- Ireland & Scotland
- Blue water sailing – Crossings
- Patagonian channels
- Norway & Svalbard
Spring-Summer 2024 : Ireland & Scotland
October 2024 – January 2025 : Blue water sailing
France – Ireland – Canarias – Cabo Verde – Brazil – Argentina – Tierra del Fuego
February – April 2025 : Patagonian channels
South Magellan Strait and Cape Horn
June-September 2025 : Northern Norway & Svalbard
Exploring from Tromsø to Longyearbyen
During 10 days in June and July, we come back to North Cape and Nordkynn areas of fjords, islands and arctic landscapes, before crossing the Barents Sea for a 15 days exploration and a second period dedicated to the circumnavigation of Svalbard.
Karukinka Exploration
Navigations with a positive impact
Starting this year, the Karukinka association proposes sailing expeditions to help finance its projects in support of indigenous peoples. Founded 10 years ago, Karukinka has carried out many activities, including expeditions and, in 2019, organizing the first visit to France of members of indigenous populations from southern Patagonia.
In 2024 and 2025, we aim to build upon the ideas born from these initial interactions and give these peoples direct access, over time, to the archives kept in France and containing valuable information about the history of the Yagans, Haush, and Selk'nam. This project entitled "Voces de las abuelas" can be discovered here (in French).
Support for expeditions
Aware of the difficulties faced by laboratories, researchers, and creators, Karukinka does its utmost to help and support field activities.
Because it is often very difficult to obtain the necessary funding for research in polar and subpolar environments, we make every effort to ensure that funds obtained from private navigations contribute to support our projects.
With a constant focus on helping our planet and its inhabitants, we are happy to evaluate and consider any request for administrative and/or logistical support for the realization of scientific, artistic, sports, and humanistic expeditions.
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