As soon as I was 2 weeks past my second dose, I was plotting my return to travel. I knew the destinations I could easily travel to and that I had a window of about 10 days before family members would start arriving for long awaited visits. I considered a trip to Uganda, but the travel time from Montana was just too great. It wouldn’t leave me enough time to do much once I got there. I hadn’t been to South America since Ian and I went to Peru in 2016. Why not consider a return trip to the Galapagos?
My mother and I had traveled there on my very first Adventure Life trip, in 2009. There were a few snafus on that trip. Our catamaran blew an engine, leaving us listing and traveling very slowly between islands. They ran out of ice (no more cocktails). I was terribly seasick and unable to get good sleep. It was time that I gave the Galapagos a second chance. I booked a cruise on my favorite yacht, the one that is nearly always sold out a year in advance (small Covid blessings). I booked flights. I booked a few hotel nights in Quito and arranged for Covid testing. The whole planning process took an hour. Could it really be this easy? We shall see.
Kassandra is knowledgeable, efficient and very pleasant to work with.
Fred Weeman
3 weeks ago
Info was accurate and delivered quickly so that a decision could be made. This is my second trip with Adventure Life.
Bill BASLER
3 weeks ago
Claudia does an excellent job of communicating. HOWEVER…you paperwork requirements are constipated — a real impediment to doing business. Fire the lawyers or accountants over that.
STODDARD/MARK JAMES
3 weeks ago
Plans were described and booked with efficiency and speed. Adventure LIfe is outstanding in travel planning.
Laurel Hansen
1 month ago
The travel planner was very knowledgeable about the countries I will be visiting and was very helpful in booking my trip. It was a great experience in dealing with them - very personable and promptly address any of my concerns.
