Karl Bushby is not your average adventurer. In a world where transportation is key, Bushby has decided to defy all odds by attempting to cross the globe without using any form of transport. His latest feat involved completing a grueling 186-mile swim across the Caspian Sea, a remarkable achievement for anyone.
Embarking on a 36,000-mile adventure from Chile in 1998
, Bushby, a former paratrooper, set out on a journey like no other.
Trapped on the east side of the Caspian Sea due to tensions with the West
, Bushby had to rely solely on his swimming abilities. Despite having limited swimming experience, he had previously crossed the Bering Strait by navigating ice and even fighting off polar bears. Bushby's determination and courage are truly extraordinary, making his story an inspiration for any aspiring adventurer.