The next day in the freezing rain the Antarctica Group (82 people) boarded buses for a tour of Tierra Del Fuego National Park. As we were walking through the park enjoying the view and looking at huge beaver dams, a group of us from the bus noticed another person from the bus walking around with two rocks and banging them on trees. After a few minutes of watching this, someone in the group asked what was he doing and I answered that he was calling for woodpeckers. I could not figure out if the group was more shocked that I knew what he was doing or that this person was walking around in the freezing rain banging rocks on trees. Either way, the group just shook their heads and continued to walk. I have to say that I was kinda surprised that I knew what he was doing as well – It is amazing the stuff you learn. After the walk in the park we had a local barbeque with traditional local food. It was a very good lunch but for many in my Antarctica Group of 82 this would be their last meal for 2 ½ days.
Excellent trip saw much more than would have seen with out Adventure Life's help.
Anonymous traveler
2 days ago
Erin made things easier than I thought possible. So good at answering questions in a timely manner and explaining all. I feel she looks out for me.
Fran Folkman
2 days ago
Very personable and knowledgeable! Able to answer questions and provide advice based on personal experiences.
Robert Thompson
2 days ago
Erin is a seasoned travel planner and is very personable. She is a good listener and uses our questions and concerns to make the trip just as we want it. She is very good at moving the booking process along and meticulous with the details.
This is why we came back to have her plan this trip for us.
Lynn Oveson
2 days ago
Erin C. was incredibly helpful and thorough. I had answers immediately or within the same day.