Expeditions.
An archive of Dom Mee’s prior expeditions.
This section is a repository of information about Dom Mee's previous adventures and explorations. For an in-depth look at these testing voyages of personal discovery, take your pick from the list below.
Atlantic Quest (2007)
In 2007 Dom led an attempt to break the Atlantic rowing world record, held at that time by the French.
Learn more about Atlantic Quest 2007
Kite Quest 200 (2005)
Dom Mee's amazing adventure of 2005: a never-before-attempted crossing of the North Atlantic, from Canada to Great Britain… in a Kite Boat! Read it all here, including Dom's own updates transmitted direct from the Kite Quest 200 craft!
Learn more about Kite Quest 200
Arctic Quest 1832 (2004)
A seven-man team return to the scene of Arctic Quest 1831 (see below). Inflatable boats, polar bears, hostile conditions and historic discoveries.
Learn more about Arctic Quest 1832
Arctic Quest 1831 (2003)
Dom Mee's solo kayak expedition deep into the arctic circle to follow in the footsteps of Sir John Ross’s ill-fated expedition of 1829.
Learn more about Arctic Quest 1831
Pacific Odyssee (2001)
In May 2001 Royal Marine Commandos Dom Mee and Tim Welford set out from Choshi, East of Tokyo, to row the North Pacific unsupported from West to East. 5000 miles and 120 days later, their finish line was the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco.
The scope of this epic adventure meant that it doesn't easily fit onto this site, but in the near future we hope to give it the space it deserves with a site to itself. until then please bear with us.