From the Kalahari gates to the Epupa Falls, through the Namib and the Skeleton Coast, Julien crosses the most spectacular deserts and oases of the country. Along the way, he meets people with a thousand faces and lifestyles, from the Bushmen San to the red Himba women. By their side, he discovers this “wisdom of water”, which is the real wealth of Namibia.

While Americans have lived the mythical “Conquest of the West”, the Russians have known the East one. The Russian "Far East" - known for its extreme geographical situation and climate- has very quickly stirred up the passions of the people. The very last conquered territory was the Amur basin, currently located across the China border and the Vladivostok region.

After Gods Roads, Kings Road and Silver Road, Christophe Cousin darts ahead on “the path of truancy." Accustomed to distant destinations, he travels to France to meet those who have decided to free themselves from formal conventions and system to follow their personal legend.

They are called the “Baltic States”: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, three countries on the Baltic sea which have a common destiny but different identities. This 1000-kilometer road begins in the North of Poland, in the Kachoubie area near Gdansk. In each country, the director Agnieszka Ziarek meets real, warm and caring characters.

The director Marc Mopty leads us at the end of the world, in Argentina, in The Land on Fire. After having crossed the island of the Land of Fire and met the “first” people -the Selknam- he arrives in Ushuaia, a city which travellers in search of adventures dream of. The director continues his trip to Antarctica, called the white planet, the 7th continent.

Travel down the Amazon River, the largest river on Earth. Encounter young Amazonian boatmen, air-taxi pilots, and the fisherman who live along its tranquil waters, and visit villages such as Marajo, an island where buffalo roam freely, and Manuas, called the "Paris of the Tropics."

Travel the Alaskan Highway from Vancouver to Alaska, taking in the dramatic and rugged coastline, and relish the freedom of the Great North. See abandoned ghost towns, and visit the Chilkoot Pass, a place that embodies the American spirit of adventure like no other.

From its origins in the Black Forest, to its passage through Vienna, to its delta in the Black Sea, the Danube River flows for over 1,000 miles and crosses through six countries, each bearing witness to 25 centuries of European history. Travel the glorious Danube from Hapsburg, Austria to Budapest.

The Inca Trail is filled with clues connecting you to ancient civilizations. Begin in Lima and travel through amazing cities, including Oroya and Cusco, before finally arriving at the ultimate destination, the unparalleled mountain kingdom of Machu Picchu.

Hitch a ride across the Sahara on a camel caravan and travel the ancient Salt Road. Among the few villages along this route, you will discover cultures that are nearly untouched by time. Finally, you arrive in Timbuktu, where merchants have plied their trade for centuries creating the city's legend.

Trek across the Arabian Peninsula to the foreboding desert of Yemen. In the Dhofar mountains, watch merchants load precious frankincense onto camels that will travel down the mythical Road of Sinbad to be distributed to the four winds of the East.