Five women who have suffered from cancer experience the Patagonian ice in this ninth adventure of the Pelayo Vida Challenge.

Five women who have suffered from cancer will have to mountain bike (MTB) 285 kilometres across the great desert dunes to the narrow canyons of Petra, abseil down the breathtaking Wadi al Mujib (1,300 m in three steps) next to the Dead Sea, climb the second highest peak in Jordan, Wadi Rum (1,734 m of rock) and dive into the crystal clear and deep waters of the Red Sea.

Five women who have suffered from cancer will have to sail 2,500 nautical miles from Galicia to the Arctic Circle, exactly to the 66th parallel north. A sailing adventure through difficult waters and in very harsh weather conditions.

This year, the event is taking place in Spain due to the global crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Five Spanish and one Mexican, who, after overcoming breast cancer, proved that it is possible to cross from south to north, on MTBs, the Salar de Uyuni.

The fourth edition of the 2018 Pelayo Vida Annapurna Bike Challenge against cancer aims to spread the word about the benefits of cycling as a form of physical exercise at a great altitude (4,300 metres) in the deep Annapurna Valley, located in the Nepalese Himalayas.

Five women who have suffered from cancer will experience the Arctic adventure in its purest form during this third edition of the Pelayo Vida Challenge: they will trek more than 100 km, surrounded by ice, crevasses, icebergs and glaciers, at –35ºC and with 30 kg on their backs without any kind of outside help.

5 women cross the Atlantic Ocean in 13 days and 8 hours, between the island of Tenerife and the Caribbean island of Martinique, aboard a 73-foot, 37-ton sailboat.

5 women ascend to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895 m), the highest point on the African continent. The five ascend the so-called Machame Route until reaching Uhuru Peak, the highest point of Kilimanjaro.