Capitaine Hatteras et passage du nord-ouest
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Experience the daring voyage of the *Captain Hatteras* through the Northwest Passage. This gripping logbook captures icy challenges, polar storms, and the relentless spirit of Arctic exploration.
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Data sheet
- Year
- 2013
- Author
- Maurice Uguen
- Picto
- In French language
Specific References
- UPC
- 400000111186
- EAN13
- 9782841412723
New
Description détaillée
Captain Hatteras and the Northwest Passage
Book in FrenchPaperback edition
A Thrilling Arctic Adventure on the High Seas
Embark on an unforgettable journey with *Captain Hatteras and the Northwest Passage*, a gripping logbook and travelogue that chronicles the daring expedition of the *Capitaine Hatteras*, a Sun Odyssey 52.2 sailboat, as it braves the treacherous Northwest Passage. This authentic account, penned by skipper Maurice Uguen, draws inspiration from Jules Verne’s legendary hero, Captain Hatteras, blending literary homage with real-life adventure. From the icy waters of Greenland to the frozen expanses of Canada and the Arctic, this voyage is a testament to human endurance and the relentless pursuit of exploration.An Epic Voyage Through Polar Challenges
From the very start in Les Sables-d’Olonne, the crew faces relentless storms, discomfort, and exhaustion, setting the tone for a journey fraught with peril. Navigating between towering icebergs and shifting pack ice, the *Capitaine Hatteras* charts a course through one of the most hostile environments on Earth. The narrative captures the raw beauty and danger of the Arctic, offering readers a front-row seat to the trials and triumphs of polar sailing. This book is not just a logbook—it’s a visceral experience, immersing you in the grandeur and brutality of the far north.In the Wake of Pioneers
Maurice Uguen’s expedition follows in the footsteps of Willy de Roos, the first sailor to successfully navigate the Northwest Passage. This modern-day odyssey pays tribute to the explorers who dared to push the boundaries of what was thought possible. The book is a celebration of maritime history, blending personal narrative with the spirit of adventure that has driven sailors for centuries. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor, an armchair explorer, or a lover of true stories, this account will captivate you with its authenticity and raw emotion.A Collector’s Edition for Adventurers and Dreamers
Published in 2013, this 208-page paperback is a must-have for anyone fascinated by the Arctic, sailing, or the indomitable human spirit. The book’s compact dimensions (15 x 22 cm) make it perfect for travel or bedside reading, while its lightweight design (0.7 kg) ensures it’s easy to carry. Printed on high-quality paper, this edition is designed to withstand the test of time, just like the stories it contains. Dive into this extraordinary tale of courage, perseverance, and the relentless pursuit of the unknown—where every page turns like the tide, pulling you deeper into the adventure.Relive the Arctic’s Most Daring Sailing Expedition
Few voyages capture the imagination like the *Capitaine Hatteras*’s quest to conquer the Northwest Passage. This book is more than a logbook—it’s a frontline account of survival, skill, and sheer determination in one of the world’s most unforgiving environments. Written by skipper Maurice Uguen, this 208-page paperback immerses you in the icy grip of the Arctic, where every decision could mean the difference between triumph and disaster. Inspired by Jules Verne’s *The Adventures of Captain Hatteras*, this modern-day odyssey blends literary flair with the raw reality of polar sailing, making it a must-read for adventurers and dreamers alike.
A Journey Through Storms, Ice, and Unyielding Spirit
The voyage begins in Les Sables-d’Olonne, where the crew of the Sun Odyssey 52.2 *Capitaine Hatteras* faces its first trials: relentless storms, bone-chilling discomfort, and the physical toll of life at sea. As they push northward, the challenges intensify—navigating labyrinthine ice floes, dodging towering icebergs, and battling the psychological strain of isolation. Uguen’s vivid prose brings the Arctic’s stark beauty and perilous conditions to life, offering a rare glimpse into the daily struggles of polar exploration. This isn’t just a story of sailing; it’s a testament to human resilience in the face of nature’s most extreme tests.
Following in the Footsteps of Legends
This expedition pays homage to Willy de Roos, the first sailor to successfully navigate the Northwest Passage, and to the countless explorers who have dared to venture into the unknown. Uguen’s narrative weaves together personal experience with maritime history, creating a rich tapestry of adventure that spans centuries. The book’s 15 x 22 cm dimensions and lightweight 0.7 kg design make it an ideal companion for travelers, while its high-quality paper ensures durability. Whether you’re a sailor, a history buff, or simply someone who loves a gripping tale, *Captain Hatteras and the Northwest Passage* delivers an unforgettable journey to the ends of the Earth.
This 208-page paperback, published in 2013, offers a compact yet immersive reading experience. Measuring 15 x 22 cm and weighing just 0.7 kg, it’s designed for easy handling without sacrificing durability. Printed on high-quality paper, this French-language edition is a perfect blend of portability and substance, making it ideal for both casual readers and serious adventurers.
For over three decades, this publisher has specialized in maritime literature, bringing together a passion for the sea with a commitment to high-quality storytelling. Their catalog spans historical accounts, technical guides, and gripping narratives, all crafted to inspire and inform sailors, explorers, and armchair adventurers alike. Each book is a testament to their dedication to preserving and sharing the rich heritage of maritime exploration.
- Immerse yourself in a firsthand account of one of the most challenging sailing expeditions of our time, where every page pulses with the thrill of discovery and the raw beauty of the Arctic. This book isn’t just a logbook—it’s a visceral experience that transports you to the heart of the action, blending literary inspiration with the unfiltered reality of polar navigation. Compact, durable, and beautifully printed, it’s designed for adventurers who demand both substance and style. Whether you’re a sailor, a history enthusiast, or simply someone who craves a gripping tale, this is the ultimate companion for your next journey—wherever it may take you.
What type of vessel is featured in the expedition?
The expedition is undertaken aboard a Sun Odyssey 52.2 sailboat, designed for long-distance cruising.
Is this book based on a real journey?
Yes, it is an authentic logbook and travel diary written by the skipper, detailing the actual voyage.
What inspired the author to undertake this voyage?
The author was inspired by Jules Verne and his fictional character, Captain Hatteras, who explored the Arctic.
What are the dimensions of the book?
The book measures 15 x 22 centimeters.
How many pages does the book contain?
The book contains 208 pages.
Is the book available in languages other than French?
No, the book is only available in French.
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