Expedition 360 was one of the last great firsts for global circumnavigation: reaching antipodal points on the surface of the Earth using only human power (no motors or sails).

Bicycles, in-line skates, kayaks, swimming, rowing, walking and a unique pedal-powered boat were used by Englishman Jason Lewis and an international team to travel over 45,000 miles across five continents, two oceans and one sea.

The primary aim was to champion climate friendly travel and demonstrate what is possible without burning fossil fuels. The team also delivered a series of educational programmes in partnership with UNESCO to promote environmental stewardship and world citizenship, with particular focus on remote communities and natural systems affected disproportionately by climate change and biodiversity loss.

12th July 1994 - 6th October 2007.