A live lecture for children about the story of the Kon-Tiki raft. In 1947, six people and one parrot embarked on an impossible journey of 7,000 kilometers across the Pacific Ocean to prove the possibility of sailing from South America to Polynesia. The event is held with support from the Ministry of Culture and Sport.
Kon-Tiki – The Most Famous Raft in the World
In 1947, six people and one parrot embarked on a journey considered impossible. They built a primitive raft and set sail on a 7,000-kilometer voyage across the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Their goal was to prove that humans could sail from South America to the remote islands of Polynesia. Did they succeed?
A live history show for children recounting the story of the Kon-Tiki raft.
This event takes place with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Sports.
Weekly events digest
The week's best events, in your inbox — free.