Christophe Bouchoux
Expedition leader
Christophe Bouchoux is French. His background is sixteen years of backpacking around the world on the five continents with nature as a guide. He is a big lover of our planet’s nature and wildlife.
Christophe has been working as a wildlife guide in the last twenty years. He has a lot of experience from all around the world. He has been guding in India and Nepal and in Finnish Lapland between reindeer herders, frozen lakes and rivers, northern lights and snowmobiles. He has also been to Norway in search of whales, moose and musk ox and in Kamchatka looking for brown bears.
Christophe is a specialist of polar regions and he has been guiding in the Arctic since 2012 in Svalbard, Greenland and Russia. He has also been guiding since 2012 in Falklands Islands, South Georgia and the Antarctic peninsula.
His main subject is the history of early polar expeditions. Christophe likes Kayaking and playing chess, so don’t hesitate to propose him a game. When he is not in the cold regions, Christophe spends his time in his jungle safari lodge in south Nepal near Bardia National Park, home of the Bengal tiger.