Explorations - Expeditions
We have a highly specialized and experienced team in different disciplines for cutting-edge expeditions and explorations. We have the latest technology to access the most difficult and inhospitable places:
- special equipment against lethal elements
- caving equipment
- climbing
- survival
- all the exploration works are complemented with equipment of photography and filming
Underwater Archaeological Explorations
We combine archaeological history, science and technology for the recovery, study, classification and dating of submerged heritage. We use Robots and Side Scan Sonar, one of the most effective tools for underwater exploration of large areas, capturing detailed images of any object on the seabed even if the water is somewhat murky.
We have special underwater equipments:
- sonnars
- submarine robots
- specials cameras
Air Archaeological Explorations
Hugo Quiñones, Pilot Explorer (Pi Rambla Heritage, Departament Explorer) resarch archaeological areas for difficult-to-access. Hugo has served the United Nations in humanitarian and peacekeeping operations for 19 years, assigned to various international missions in Africa and Asia. He currently collaborates with our foundation in the exploration department.
Underwater Exploration
Archaeology & Environment
Special exploration team of Pi Rambla Heritage
Explorations, Expeditions, Underwater Exploration, Wildlife Preservation
Francesc Serrat
Exploration Department Director
- Barcelona (Spain)
- Explorer, Naturalist, Photographer & Cameraman
- Captain of the Bohic Ruz sailboat
- Yacht skipper & crew member for 10 years on competition sailboats
- An expert explorer, he has made important expeditions in Africa and South America
- Photography and field research (fauna and flora) in the Amazon Rainforest: Manaus, Río Negro, Río Madeira, Río Solimoes
- Field photographer Butantan Institute, Sâo Paulo (Brazil)
- Photographer of one of the most important private collections: Italian Society Atrox
- Research work on the mountain gorilla at the Karisoke Research Center, led by Dian Fossey, in Virunga, Rwanda (Africa)
- Founder of the La Ceiba Private Reserve in Costa Rica for the conservation and protection of wildlife
