Sadie Whitelocks is an adventure travel writer and photographer who has been based in London and New York and is currently on the map somewhere... 

 

Her storytelling exploits have led her across the arid plains of Mongolia, the shores of South Georgia and to the North Col of Mount Everest (7,050m) for the World's Highest Dinner Party...

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Published in titles including the Daily Mail, MailOnline, Adventure Travel Magazine, The Daily Telegraph, Sunday Times Culture, Evening Standard and The New Zealand Herald.

 

Sadie is a member of The Explorers Club and a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.

 

Her travel CV includes:

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• First winter summit of Mount Washington (1,917m), New Hampshire, for 2010

• First to cycle through Arusha National Park, Tanzania 

• Mount Meru (4,562m) summit, Tanzania 

• New York City Marathon, 2010

• Great White Shark research expedition with Elite Divers off Guadalupe Island, Mexico

• The World's Toughest Mudder 24-hour obstacle race, Las Vegas 

• Polar plunges off the coasts of Baffin Island in the High Arctic, West Greenland and Antarctica 

• Expedition award through the Adventure Canada Young Explorers program to Sable Island, Nova Scotia 

• Part of the Shackleton Trek, South Georgia with Poseidon Expeditions 

• Kayaking jungle expedition down an uncharted river in Guyana

• Kayaking programs in the Arctic, Greenland, Svalbard, and Antarctica 

• Motorbiking through Indonesia with Matt Prior Adventure Academy 

• World's Highest Dinner Party (7,050m), North Col of Mount Everest, Tibet

• Mount Elbrus (5,642m) summit 

• Mont Blanc (4,792m) summit

• The world's highest cliff jump, Queenstown, New Zealand 

• Volcano trek, Karkar Island, Papua New Guinea 

• Druk Path Trek, Bhutan

• Sailing the South Atlantic from Uruguay to Cape Town, part of the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race

• Participated in the Haute Route Oman three-day cycling race event