Peruvian fisherman Maximo Napa was lost at sea for 95 days after his boat drifted 1,094 km off course due to a storm. Surviving on rainwater, cockroaches, birds and turtles, he endured the last 15 ...

Maximo Napa was rescued in his small fishing boat after being spotted by an Ecuadoran vessel off the coast of northern Peru.

A man, who has been rescued after more than 90 days lost at sea, recalled how he survived the ordeal — and the role his mother played in keeping his spirits up.

Maximo Napa was heavily dehydrated and in critical condition when he was discovered by an Ecuadorian fishing patrol about 680 miles off the coast of Peru last Wednesday, according to Reuters.

A Peruvian fisherman who spent 95 days lost in the Pacific Ocean, eating roaches, birds and sea turtles to survive, is returning home to his family.

Maximo Napa had set off for a fishing trip from Marcona, a town on the southern Peruvian coast, on December 7. He packed food for a two week trip but ten days in, stormy weather threw his boat off ...

Máximo Napa Castro set sail on a fishing trip from his southern Peruvian coastal town of Marcona on Dec. 7 with enough food to last him two weeks. However, 10 days into his trip, the 61-year-old ...

Máximo Napa Castro, 61, was spotted by the crew of an Ecuadorean tuna boat after he set out from the Peruvian port of Marcona in December. By Michael Levenson For 95 days, Máximo Napa Castro ...

Peruvian fisherman Maximo Napa, 61, has been reunited with his family after being lost at sea for 95 days. Napa set sail from the town of Marcona in southern Peru on December 7. What was supposed ...

Maximo Napa Castro, 61, set sail for a two-week fishing trip on Dec. 7 when, 10 days in, bad weather hit and took his boat off course. His family launched a search, but authorities couldn’t locate him ...

Maximo Napa Castro set off for what should have been a two-week trip on 7 December - but was only found on Wednesday.

A Peruvian fisherman has been found alive in the Pacific Ocean after spending 95 days lost at sea, Peru’s state news agency Andina reported Saturday.