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Sea Kayaking Trip in Costa Rica
A great introduction to a sea-kayaking trip through Costa Rica canals. Mangrove swamps are one of the richest natural environments in the world – in this clip alone you’ll spot capuchin monkeys, toucans, a caiman, not to mention incredible flora. Mangroves are the only trees that thrive in salt water. If this [...]
Earthquake Effects on Chile Travel
Over the weekend an 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit the coast of Chile. Our thoughts are with our friends and partners in Chile. All of our travelers are safe; some have run into issues because of flight cancellations, but we are hopeful that flights will resume shortly so our travelers can head home. LAN Airlines is [...]Newsletter
Guyana: Land of Many Waters
Introducing Guyana. I am so excited to add Guyana to our list of destinations. A coastal country with four major rivers, Guyana's name means "land of many waters." Bordering Brazil to the south, this English-speaking South American country has a unique Caribbean flavor displayed in the cuisine, art and language of the local people. Guyana offers travelers an untouched paradise, boasting some of the most extensive contiguous rainforest in the world. The varied landscape includes cascading ...
Machu Picchu Readies to Reopen
Many of you are familiar with the heavy rainfall that hit southern Peru at the end of January. Peru is no stranger to such downpours, but this season the rainfall flooded the Vilcanota and Urumbama river and caused mudslides, damaging the railroad to Machu Picchu making access to the region nearly impossible. Machu Picchu was built by the Inca Empire, strategically hid away in the Andean mountains; the train has been essentially the only way in and out of the region - other than by your own ...
Chile Travel Update
An 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit the coast of Chile at the end of February. Thank you, to all of you who expressed concern and well-wishes for our friends in Chile. All of our travelers, partners and friends are safe. And like Peru, Chile is eager and ready to welcome visitors back.The majority of the damage is in the city of Concepcion, 70 miles northeast of the earthquake's epicenter, and on coastal cities in the south-center region of the country.
Chile's capital city, Santiago, is ...
Our Ears Are Burning
On stands right now, Outside Magazine features Adventure Life in the Falklands article "A Left Turn at the End of the World" by acclaimed travel writer, Stephanie Pearson. A great read, and a great introduction to the remote little islands found off the tip of South America. Seemingly inconspicuous, the Falkland Islands are anything but ordinary. Check out a snip below or read the whole article.By Stephanie Pearson
It's in the middle of nowhere, populated by quirky sheep farmers, ...
