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Portrait of Nicolas Prevel

Nicolas Prevel — head chef (expedition & premium), author & photographer.

I transform my travels into stories, watercolors, and images.

Travel photography by Nicolas Prevel
Travel scene photographed by Nicolas Prevel
Portrait created by Nicolas Prevel
Photographic composition — Science to Sea
Moving travel image — Science to Sea
Portrait of Nicolas Prevel
Book cover of The Carbon Footprint of Ethanol by Nicolas Prevel

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Recipes
What I cook between two latitudes

Recipes
What I cook between two latitudes

Cuisine and local products — Science to Sea
Cuisine and local products — Science to Sea

FAQ

Any questions?

Here are the questions I am asked most often before going any further. If anything is unclear, the simplest way is still to contact me directly.

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Where do I currently work?

Visit the Selar website

Where can I find my PhD online?

https://theses.hal.science/tel-01333630/

What is my next trip?

Patagonia & Andes — Puerto Natales → Mendoza January 22 – March 13, 2027 Full Itinerary: • January 22–23: Paris → Buenos Aires — international flight. • January 23: Buenos Aires → El Calafate — domestic flight. • January 24–25: Puerto Natales — bus from El Calafate. • January 26–30: W Trek, Torres del Paine — four nights in a rented tent. • January 30: return to Puerto Natales and overnight stay. • January 31–February 1: El Calafate — Perito Moreno Glacier. • February 2–6: El Chaltén — hiking. • February 7: Los Antiguos → Chile Chico — crossing the Argentina–Chile border. • February 8–10: Puerto Río Tranquilo — Marble Chapels. • February 11: Villa Cerro Castillo — at the foot of the massif. • February 12: Coyhaique — rest and grocery shopping. • February 13–15: Puyuhuapi / Queulat — hiking and hanging glacier. • February 16–17: Chaitén / Pumalín — Chaitén Volcano and forests. • February 18–19: Futaleufú — rafting and hiking. • February 20–22: Trevelin / Esquel / Los Alerces — return to Argentina. • February 23–25: El Bolsón — markets, farm, and Cajón del Azul. • February 26–28: Bariloche — Circuito Chico and hiking. • March 1: Villa La Angostura — Seven Lakes Road. • March 2–3: San Martín de los Andes — Lácar Lake and Lanín Volcano. • Then San Martín → Neuquén → Mendoza — bus and overnight bus. • March 5–6: Mendoza — asado cooking class and rest. • Valle de Uco → Estancia — wine, horseback riding, and immersion in the gaucho lifestyle. • End of the trip: Buenos Aires and San Antonio de Areco, before the return on March 13.

Where can I follow my projects, stories and images?

Current projects, travel stories, images, and publications are gathered here on Science to Sea. Depending on the format, some content is also shared on my social networks and associated platforms, always in connection with fieldwork, writing, and the long term.

How can I contact you or suggest a collaboration?

The easiest way is to use the Contact page or to write to me on Instagram: @science_to_sea. I personally read every message, whether it is a question, an exchange of ideas, or a proposal for collaboration related to writing, travel, or cooking.

Where do I currently work?

Visit the Selar website

Where can I find my PhD online?

https://theses.hal.science/tel-01333630/

What is my next trip?

Patagonia & Andes — Puerto Natales → Mendoza January 22 – March 13, 2027 Full Itinerary: • January 22–23: Paris → Buenos Aires — international flight. • January 23: Buenos Aires → El Calafate — domestic flight. • January 24–25: Puerto Natales — bus from El Calafate. • January 26–30: W Trek, Torres del Paine — four nights in a rented tent. • January 30: return to Puerto Natales and overnight stay. • January 31–February 1: El Calafate — Perito Moreno Glacier. • February 2–6: El Chaltén — hiking. • February 7: Los Antiguos → Chile Chico — crossing the Argentina–Chile border. • February 8–10: Puerto Río Tranquilo — Marble Chapels. • February 11: Villa Cerro Castillo — at the foot of the massif. • February 12: Coyhaique — rest and grocery shopping. • February 13–15: Puyuhuapi / Queulat — hiking and hanging glacier. • February 16–17: Chaitén / Pumalín — Chaitén Volcano and forests. • February 18–19: Futaleufú — rafting and hiking. • February 20–22: Trevelin / Esquel / Los Alerces — return to Argentina. • February 23–25: El Bolsón — markets, farm, and Cajón del Azul. • February 26–28: Bariloche — Circuito Chico and hiking. • March 1: Villa La Angostura — Seven Lakes Road. • March 2–3: San Martín de los Andes — Lácar Lake and Lanín Volcano. • Then San Martín → Neuquén → Mendoza — bus and overnight bus. • March 5–6: Mendoza — asado cooking class and rest. • Valle de Uco → Estancia — wine, horseback riding, and immersion in the gaucho lifestyle. • End of the trip: Buenos Aires and San Antonio de Areco, before the return on March 13.

Where can I follow my projects, stories and images?

Current projects, travel stories, images, and publications are gathered here on Science to Sea. Depending on the format, some content is also shared on my social networks and associated platforms, always in connection with fieldwork, writing, and the long term.

How can I contact you or suggest a collaboration?

The easiest way is to use the Contact page or to write to me on Instagram: @science_to_sea. I personally read every message, whether it is a question, an exchange of ideas, or a proposal for collaboration related to writing, travel, or cooking.