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Felipe the Explorer

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Santiago
Felipe the Explorer

Adventurer / Photo-video creator / Musician / Public Speaker

Felipe, The Explorer is an adventurer, filmmaker, and all-around creative force, who was born in Chile. He has led an exciting life, having gained a following for his work as Felipe the Bass Invader and for his incredible bass and bike tour adventure across the world. Notably, Felipe is the first immigrant to become The Saskatchewanderer, a position that gave him the opportunity to travel across S

askatchewan, documenting his experiences through blog posts, photos, and videos, and sharing them on various social media platforms. His infectious personality and unique perspective have helped him to amass a large following, making him a beloved figure in the region and beyond. As a creator, editor, and director, Felipe has taken his talents to new heights with the creation of the Big Heart | Small Town web series. This series is a testament to Felipe's love for Saskatchewan, as he connects with people from various Indigenous communities and explores their traditional food systems and food teachings. With his passion for adventure and storytelling, Felipe continues to inspire others to live life to the fullest and embrace new experiences.

24/08/2025

Thanks for the pictures !

22/08/2025

Happy birthday to camera ninja ! We’ve done so many fun projects together, I’ll never forget when you agreed to film the dog races with me, stuck in the back of a sled for hours in freezing rain. My favourite part, though, is when I’m directing and say, “What about this shot?” and Myron replies, “I already did it!” 😂 You’re the best, amigo!

20/08/2025

Last picture I took before falling from the bike and breaking the lens: (

20/08/2025

Still one of my favourite pics , ( this one was with the iPhone 13 )

Joshua Katsak, our knowledgeable guide in Pond Inlet-Nunavut 2023

20/08/2025

This one hurts:(

14/08/2025

Almost weekend everyone!

04/08/2025

Happy Saskatchewan Day!
Thanks for having me.

01/08/2025

The Red Dog and I were hired to capture some photos of the new cabins at the Doukhobor Dugout House National Historic Site of Canada.

There are two cozy new cabins where you can spend the night and have the whole place to yourself. Located just outside Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan, it’s like having a sleepover at a living museum.

Now this gets me thinking—should I make a documentary about the story of the Doukhobors and how they ended up in Canada?

Just a heads-up: August 22–23 is the only weekend with availability.

24/07/2025

They Never Left… But Why?

In this Creator Network documentary, I embark on an expedition to one of Canada’s most remote towns, Uranium City, to meet the people who still call it home.

This journey took us across Lake Athabasca, the eighth largest lake in Canada, and one of the wildest and most beautiful places I have ever seen. We faced average temperatures of minus 30 degrees, long days on the ice, and more than a few blisters.

Deep gratitude to Ken Mercredi, Dean Classen, Daniel and Samantha Sidebottom, Scott Hale, and Tanya Alfonsin for welcoming us and sharing your stories.

Thank you to Sensei Polar Explorer Eric Larsen for helping me navigate the lake.
And to Geoff and Regan Horn from Prairie Summit Shop for providing the essential gear for this expedition.

This adventure deepened my admiration for those living in remote communities.

09/07/2025

Took this picture of during her adventure with last night

09/07/2025

Took this photo on a paddle last night

08/07/2025

I always said I’d never do an adventure on a tandem bike… but I never said anything about tandem paddleboards.

So last weekend, I joined Kyla from Back2Nature Wellness and Adventures on what I’d call a luxury adventure. We started paddling from Outlook. Kyla brought all the boards, the safety gear, and taught us how to use it. Then we gently floated down the river until it was lunchtime.

Like some kind of Prairie Fairy, Kyla handed out Prairie Grazer brunch boxes to each of us. I finished mine… and then asked around for leftovers.

Then came a guided meditation — I call my version snoring shavasana (fortunately, no snoring on my part this time). We kept paddling downriver and ended up at Camp Wolf Willow which, by the way, is also a winery. I mean… how many cool things can you pack into a single overnight experience?

After checking into our cozy glamping tents, we hit the sauna. There’s a whole bunch of fun hats to wear inside, but as soon as I saw the fox one, I knew it was my favorite.

I totally recommend this adventure for anyone who loves nature but also wants comfort. Every detail is taken care of — all you have to do is show up and have fun.

Tell Kyla that the guy with the hat sent you. 😉

P.S. Fozzy stayed home for this one. I needed a tandem partner who actually paddles — and not one who just wants to chase squirrels. (Still love you, Fozzy.) 🐾

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Santiago

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