Travel Photo Collection

Teddy Romero, one of our local Peru guides, ran a naturalist workshop for a group of school kids. Adventure Life sponsored 18 kids, ages 8 to 13, from San Borja School of Cusco. Next year we hope to make this number 50. Teddy hopes these one-on-one workshops will be instrumental in teaching local children about conservation in Peru.

Some photos taken on my trip to Ecuador in January 2010.

Flat Stanley -- the international phenomenon that encourages school children to expand their geography know-how and explore the world... Joined me on my Antarctica adventure in November.

Quito, Ecuador and Galapagos Islands photos

Did the Belize - Reefs and Cayes 8 days trip with my brother. We had a great time.

Where to begin?Beautiful,majestic,surreal,dreamlike, words cannot even begin to describe this unspoiled continent. Antarctica is truly \"out of this world\". Where else will wildlife treat humans as a curiosity instead of a threat? Penguins walk up to you

All in all, the trip was fantastic and I could now easily say that I fell in love with the country and the people!

Ecocamp in Torres del Paine National Park In this world of vanishing wilderness, we invite you to explore our remote Patagonia with the least ecological impact possible; to trek in virgin beech forests; to admire colossal calving glaciers; to think and wonder about humankind while standing at the foot of the towering granite peaks of the Torres del Paine; to sit in total silence under the Southern Cross; and to share a glass of wine with new friends

Peru is a land where the sacred elements of earth, sky, water and fire all come together in a meeting of cosmic proportions. Above all else, it is a country of geographical extremes that is experienced richly as one travels through the diverse regions.

I spent two weeks in the Argentinean Northwest: Salta and Jujuy!!

Our second trip to Guatemala, featuring visits to Mixco Viejo, Semuc Champey, Chilasco Falls, Lake Atitlan, Antigua and more.