Dual Survival Mexico

In the cold and humid Chingaza Paramo, 4,000 meters high in the central mountain range of Colombia, Fernanda and Palma suffer from a lack of oxygen, subzero temperatures and a fog that prevents their orientation.

Fernanda and Palma begin this adventure trapped in a labyrinth of dark caverns in the depths of the Chicamocha Canyon. In this mission, they are exposed to dangerous ravines and abysmal waterfalls that they must overcome.

Fernanda and Palma must escape from the Ñambí jungle, one of the most humid in Colombia. There they have to navigate steep terrain, surrounded by walls of dense vegetation and threatened by mudslides that can be fatal.

This time, Fernanda and Palma's challenge is to survive the second rainiest jungle in the world in the Chocó, on the coast of Colombia. There they will have to cross mangroves and dangerous estuaries inhabited by caimans.

Fernanda and Palma are abandoned in the middle of the province of Vichada. They must combine skills and ingenuity to cross a vast savannah, flooded estuaries and lagoons where they are exposed to imminent attack by lethal predators.

Palma and Fernanda test their skills in the Baja Guajira desert, the driest area of Colombia. They must resist extreme heat and water scarcity. An injury leaves them in a situation that could have fatal consequences.