The current we follow is desire for peace, the wind in our sails is love
About Infinity Expedition
We are a community with children living at sea on our 120ft sailing ship, the Infinity.
We produce film and other media content to inspire audiences to adopt the EarthFlag and join EarthToday, a sustainability movement co-founded by our captain, Clemens.
Since 2004, we have hosted hundreds of volunteers from all walks of life on extensive journeys to all seven continents and countless islands in-between.
The intimate environment on board is built around joy, tolerance and care with a strong emphasis on personal growth, family life and group interaction.
Next voyage, Costa Rica – Mexico
We are now anchored at Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica and will soon depart to the Sea of Cortez, Mexico.
Next voyage, Costa Rica – Mexico
We are now anchored at Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica and will soon depart to the Sea of Cortez, Mexico.
The Infinity Community
Captain Clemens and his family with children permanently live aboard.
They are joined by a cosmopolitan cast of characters for extended periods of time.
The Infinity Community
Captain Clemens and his family with children permanently live aboard.
They are joined by a cosmopolitan cast of characters for extended periods of time.
The Ship Infinity
Infinity is a 120 ft. Ketch rigged sailing ship built from Ferro-cement in California in 1977. The living quarters are designed to comfortably host teams of up to 18 people for extended periods of time.
Our Films
We produce films: Discovery Channel – Expedition to the Edge, Kids Series – Message in a Bottle, Sea Gypsies – The far side of the world & The Plutonium Dome
Films, articles and more
We produce films: Discovery Channel – Expedition to the Edge, Kids Series – Message in a Bottle, Sea Gypsies – The far side of the world & The Plutonium Dome
Our dream vs. the sad reality
We live a free nomadic life out on the seven seas and explore the farthest reaches of our planet to encounter pristine wilderness and remote communities. The sad reality is that we can not escape the environmental destruction caused by humanities wasteful ways of life.
Our dream vs. the sad reality
We live a free nomadic life out on the seven seas and explore the farthest reaches of our planet to encounter pristine wilderness and remote communities. The sad reality is that we can not escape the environmental destruction caused by humanities wasteful ways of life.
Our Vision
Our vision is a world in which people from all walks of life and reaches of the planet recognize their connection to and responsibility for the Earth we share and the life that exists upon it. The citizens of this world act with this consciousness in mind each day, making personal and collaborative choices that revere the preciousness of our planet and our resources here.
We see people treating the Earth not as loot to be plundered but as a treasure to be protected, valued, and cherished so that it can be enjoyed and loved by generations to come. We envision remote islands and their people and cultures living happily with natural abundance. We imagine the oceans teeming with life; the jungles green and lush; the penguins, sharks, and polar bears thriving in their natural environment with no threat of extinction. We see a sustainable world that we can gaze back upon and feel proud of the choices we made and the hand we had in keeping its beauty alive.
We see people treating the Earth not as loot to be plundered but as a treasure to be protected, valued, and cherished so that it can be enjoyed and loved by generations to come. We envision remote islands and their people and cultures living happily with natural abundance. We imagine the oceans teeming with life; the jungles green and lush; the penguins, sharks, and polar bears thriving in their natural environment with no threat of extinction. We see a sustainable world that we can gaze back upon and feel proud of the choices we made and the hand we had in keeping its beauty alive.
Our initiatives for Earth
We dedicate our expedition to mother Earth. Our captain, Clemens, co-founded several projects designed to help heal our broken relationship with nature. Our success is built on the tireless support of our beloved extended family – the Infinity crew.
Our initiatives for Earth
We dedicate our expedition to mother Earth. Our captain, Clemens, co-founded several projects to help heal our broken relationship with nature. Our success is built on the tireless support of our beloved extended family – the Infinity crew.
EarthToday: Protect nature m2 x m2 through a multi-faceted engagement program.
SailForEarth: Any sailing vessel can join. Followers fund conservation, m2 by m2. Coming soon!
EarthFlag: One symbol of belonging. When we belong, we protect what we love.
Our Lifestyle
We are a dynamic multicultural community of individuals of all ages that strive to make a positive contribution to our planet. Life aboard requires a high level of self-motivation and resilience to chaos. Joining the Infinity community is nothing short of life-changing.
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Our Lifestyle
We are a dynamic multicultural community of individuals of all ages that strive to make a positive contribution to our planet. Life aboard requires a high level of self-motivation and resilience to chaos. Joining the Infinity community is nothing short of life-changing.
Voyage history
2023 Panama, Costa Rica, Mexico
2022 Netherlands, Spain, The Gambia, Uruguay, Antarctica, Chile, Panama
2021 – 2019 Netherlands
2018 Solomon Islands, Micronesia, Marshalls, USA, Northwest Passage, Canada, Greenland, UK, Netherlands
2017 Micronesia, Marshalls, Kiribati, Tuvalu, Tonga, Fiji, Vanuatu
2016 Philippines, PNG, Solomons, Vanuatu, Solomons
2015 Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, Vanuatu, Solomons, Papua New Guinea, Palau
2014 New Zealand, Antarctica, Chile, Easter Island, Pitcairn, French Polynesia, American Samoa
2013 Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Palau, Solomons, Vanuatu, New Zealand
2012 Palau, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Andaman Islands, India
2011 New Zealand, Fiji, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Australia, Great Barrier Reef, Papua New Guinea, Palau
2010 Hawaii, Marquesas, French Polynesia, Cook Islands, Tonga, Samoa, New Zealand
2013 Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Palau, Solomons, Vanuatu, New Zealand
2012 Palau, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Andaman Islands, India
2011 New Zealand, Fiji, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Australia, Great Barrier Reef, Papua New Guinea, Palau
2010 Hawaii, Marquesas, French Polynesia, Cook Islands, Tonga, Samoa, New Zealand
2009 Thailand, Singapore, Borneo, Philippines, Palau, Micronesia, Marshalls, Hawaii
2008 Papua New Guinea, West Papua, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand
2007 Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Fiji, Solomons
2006 Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia
2005 Kiribati, Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands
2004 California USA, Mexico
Support Us
Our operation is self-made and funding the journey is a huge challenge. We can only be successful if enough people come together and fund us. Thanks a million!
Support Us
Our operation is self-made and funding the journey is a huge challenge. We can only be successful if enough people come together and fund us. Thanks a million!