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Ecocamp Patagonia

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 …
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Galapagos, Sacha Lodge, and Bellavista

We were on Samba for the voyage of June 9th thru the 16th. We had a wonderful experience. The entire Samba crew was dedicated above all to our safety, enjoyment and comfort. Boy did they deliver! Great cruise!
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Costa Rica

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Welcome to Cafayate!!

Argentinean Northwest

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

Patagonia travel by air, land and sea

A two-week Patagonia trip! I spent a week in the Cochamo Valley with Campo Aventura - it was amazing!! Then a week on the Atmosphere fly fishing Patagonia.
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The entrance to the property.

Argentina North West

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Exploring Argentina

Estancias in Buenos Aires

Some Kallpa girls went to spend a day at San Antonio de Areco visiting 2 estancias: El Ombu and Cina Cina
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The road from Buenos Aires to Puerto Iguazu

Iguazu Falls

Brenda, Florencia and Carolina. We went from Buenos Aires to Iguazu by in the time when the falls had few water.
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Exploring Argentina

Calafate Winter Experience

An excursion in the snow, at El Calafate, Patagonia.
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Making our way through Patagonia

Argentina North West Trekking to Vallecitos

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Sea Kayaking - Placencia, Belize

Sea Kayaking along the Belize Barrier Reef. Placencia Village, Belize
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The group in the mountains

RAFTING IN ECUADOR COOL!!!!

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Overlooking the Galapagos

tanner's trip to ecuador

Tanner picked a trip to Ecuador and even though his older brother and dad did not want to go we had an amazing experience that no one will ever forget and we had it together!
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Look Ma! I'm a big bad lion! Liwonde National Park

Malawi Wildlife

Not every trip to Malawi is about the lake, but every trip to Malawi should include the lake. You have lots of activities available in Malawi, such as hiking the Zomba Plateau or climbing Mount Mulanje, as well as going on safari in Liwonde National Park or Majete Wildlife Reserve. But you really must include some time at Lake Malawi.
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Hawaii!

Babymoon in Hawaii!

We wanted to spend one last relaxing vacation before our baby arrived. What better place to relax and adventure than Hawaii? We chose the Big Island, where we were able to spend time in the water, listen to the waves crash against the rocks, snorkeled with fish, hiked around the island and visited lava flows and fish.
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Overlooking the Hvar Harbor from the Spanish Fortress

Cruising the Adriatic

We spent a week aboard MS La Belle de L'Adriatique cruising the sunny Adriatic coastline. Starting in the Croatian port city of Dubrovnik, we sailed north to Šibenik, Korčula, Hvar and Split before heading south to Montenegro's medieval town of Kotor. We enjoyed sunny weather, delicious foods and stunning historical sites.
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Marine Iguana, colored pencil

Charles Darwin Center, Santa Cruz

Up early to pack and go to Santa Cruz island, to visit the Charles Darwin Center. The bus stopped right by the mosaic garden, (click here for photos and art from this area) so we ducked in for two minutes. Then we looked in on the different land tortoises.

One memorable moment was when two female saddlebacks squared off, heads stretched to …
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Yellow-crowned Night Heron, pencil

Cormorant Point and Post Office Bay, Floreana

Floreana had unique features. There was a giant, gnarly mangrove tree that dominated the crescent shaped shoreline. Erosion had made a secondary type of cliff, where a Blue footed booby and giant chick sat together and groomed. This beach had the green sand caused by the olivine crystals, while a beach on the other side of the island got …
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Galapagos hawk, acrylics

Suarez Point and Gardner Bay, Espanola

Our new guide was Julian, and he was knowledgeable and friendly. We were still in good hands! Our group disembarked by a small lighthouse. Walking the path was made even trickier because mother sea lions and their cubs saw no reason to give us passage. Not that we minded much. But our guide never wanted to put us or the animals in a situation …
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Cerro Brujo and Kicker Rock

Cerro Brujo. This is what is left of a tuff cone. (That is where the lava enters a very cold ocean, causing an explosion. It creates a different shape.) This is also one of the first sites visited by Charles Darwin. The sun came out for our visit here, which was welcome. We rode the dinghies along the cliff face, giving us only an indication …
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Galapagos tortoise, pencil

Punta Pitt and Tortoise National Reserve, San Cristobal

Next stop: Punta Pitt, San Cristobal!
We had a leisurely walk on a strangely colored, greenish beach, made so by olivine crystals in the sand. Lava lizards abound. We then turned inland and hiked up a dry river run that flows freely in El Niño rains—they have to take travelers elsewhere during those years. It must be gorgeous to …
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Me and my sleepy friend!

And she's back!

Galapagos, October, 2015
I cannot describe to you how fortunate I feel, to be invited to explore more of these mysterious islands. And how strange and marvelous the circumstances! To be speaking to you again along these lines is truly a gift—a gift given all because I won a contest! Readers voted for me to win Adventure Life’s Blog …
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Hawaii Tropical Botanical Gardens

No visit to the eastern side of the Big Island would be complete without a stop at the Hawaii Tropical Botanical Gardens. The garden is about 40 acres and set in a big ravine stretching down to the ocean. You park at the top and make your way down the paved path toward Onomea Bay. There are over 2000 species, including orchids on nearly every …
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Alejandra guiding in the Colombian forest

Exploring the Other Side of Colombia’s Coffee Region

Today we took a break from coffee to explore the natural and cultural side of the coffee region. We met up with Alvaro in the town of Filandia, where we jumped into the back of an old Willy’s Jeep and set off through town. The paved road quickly turned to a smaller rugged road and then truly a little jeep trail. We bounced along for about 10 …
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