Catalog
60 journeys across 21 countries and territories, from 6 days to 12. Every page carries the season window we will actually run, the permits that govern it, and what the price reflects. 8 are inquire-only — capped, permitted, or compliance-bound, and not bookable at any price.
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Peru
High Andes
Cordillera Blanca & Cordillera Huayhuash (Ancash)
High passes catch first light while glacial valleys still hold cold air. Condors work the ridgelines as you thread camps between ice and stone.
$8,900–$12,500
Details →Chile
Patagonia & Fjords
Torres del Paine & Última Esperanza
Wind scours granite towers while glacial lakes flash turquoise under fast cloud. Each day closes with firelight and the sound of ice calving far off.
$9,500–$18,000
Details →Ecuador
Amazon & Rainforest
Parque Nacional Yasuní & cuenca del Napo
Dawn mist lifts off blackwater channels as howler monkeys claim the canopy. Night walks reveal eyeshine in a forest that never truly sleeps.
$7,200–$10,500
Details →Chile
Deserts, Salt & Tablelands
San Pedro de Atacama & Altiplano
Salt flats crack underfoot while volcanoes hold the horizon. After dark, the driest sky on Earth opens into a field of unbroken stars.
$6,800–$9,800
Details →Colombia
Coasts & Islands
Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta & Caribbean Coast
Trade winds meet cloud forest on the world's highest coastal range. Authorized mid-elevation trails and Tayrona/Ciudad Perdida corridors—páramo and nevados remain closed sacred territory.
$8,500–$12,000
Details →Mexico
Mesoamerica
Riviera Maya & Puuc (Yucatán / Quintana Roo)
Cool limestone pools open beneath jungle canopy; light shafts cut the water like columns. Evenings move from reef swim to limestone ruins warm with stone.
$5,200–$7,800
Details →Mexico
Mesoamerica
Sierra Tarahumara / Barrancas del Cobre (Chihuahua)
Gorges deeper than the Grand Canyon fold into pine and cliff. Footpaths follow Tarahumara routes where the rim drops away without warning.
$6,500–$9,200
Details →Mexico
Coasts & Islands
Loreto to La Paz
Kayak past sea lions on desert islands while whale breath plumes the channel. Camp on beaches where the desert meets deep blue water.
$7,800–$11,200
Details →Mexico
Mesoamerica
Sierra Norte & Central Valleys
Cloud forest trails link Zapotec villages where smoke from cooking fires rises at dusk. Ridges open onto valleys quilted with maize and agave.
$4,800–$7,200
Details →Guatemala
Mesoamerica
Antigua & Western Highlands
Ash underfoot on Acatenango as Fuego throws orange into the night. Dawn reveals a ring of cones above coffee slopes and colonial rooftops.
$5,500–$8,200
Details →Guatemala
Mesoamerica
Lake Atitlán & Sololá
Maya trails stitch lakeside towns beneath three volcanoes. Morning mist lifts off deep water while markets fill with color and smoke.
$4,900–$7,400
Details →Guatemala
Mesoamerica
Petén & Tikal Corridor
Paddle blackwater rivers toward temples rising through canopy. Howler calls roll across plazas where roots pry limestone apart.
$6,200–$9,100
Details →Belize
Coasts & Islands
Ambergris Caye to South Reef
Clear water over living coral walls; rays lift off sand as you drift the cut. Evenings bring trade wind and the smell of salt on wood decks.
$5,800–$8,900
Details →Belize
Mesoamerica
Cockscomb Basin & Maya Mountains
Walk the trails of Cockscomb Basin—the world's first jaguar preserve—where streams cut granite and birdsong never stops. Jaguar encounters are rare; the forest and night sounds are the constant.
$5,100–$7,600
Details →Belize
Mesoamerica
Cayo & Mountain Pine Ridge
Float into limestone chambers where Maya ceramics still rest in niches. Above ground, pine ridges and waterfalls break the green.
$5,400–$8,100
Details →El Salvador
Mesoamerica
Volcán Santa Ana (Ilamatepec) & Cordillera de Apaneca
Crater lakes hold turquoise against black rock while coffee farms terrace the lower slopes. Ridges smell of ash and wet earth after rain.
$4,500–$6,800
Details →El Salvador
Coasts & Islands
La Libertad to El Tunco
Consistent Pacific swell peels off black-sand points. Between sessions, tide pools and cliff paths catch the late light.
$4,600–$7,200
Details →El Salvador
Mesoamerica
Lago Suchitlán (Embalse Cerrón Grande) & Cerro Verde
Boat through drowned valleys where herons work the shallows. Forest trails climb to lookouts over three volcanoes in a single frame.
$4,200–$6,500
Details →Honduras
Amazon & Rainforest
Río Plátano Biosphere
Only with a pre-vetted Mosquitia operator: river days in Río Plátano Biosphere under community protocols. Not an open itinerary—security screening required.
On inquiry
Access notes →Honduras
Mesoamerica
Copán Ruinas & western highlands (Honduras)
Maya stelae stand in mist among macaws. Trails climb into pine highland where coffee and cloud forest trade places with altitude.
$4,800–$7,100
Details →Honduras
Coasts & Islands
Bay Islands
Wall dives drop into cobalt; seahorses cling to coral heads in the shallows. Shore paths run through mangroves to empty coves.
$5,600–$8,500
Details →Costa Rica
Amazon & Rainforest
Corcovado & Golfo Dulce
Primary rainforest meets Pacific beach where tapirs leave tracks in wet sand. Scarlet macaws cross the mouth of the gulf at dusk.
$7,500–$11,000
Details →Costa Rica
Mesoamerica
Arenal & Monteverde
Old lava fields and hanging bridges under Arenal's cone; Monteverde cloud forest for quetzals. Hot springs steam after rain—no crater summit.
$5,800–$8,600
Details →Costa Rica
Coasts & Islands
Nicoya Peninsula
Dry forest trails open onto empty Pacific coves. Howlers call at first light; evenings bring bioluminescence in warm shallows.
$5,400–$8,200
Details →Costa Rica
Mesoamerica
Talamanca Range
Climb from oak forest into páramo where frost holds the summit lakes. On a clear dawn, both oceans show as thin blue lines.
$4,900–$7,300
Details →Panama
Amazon & Rainforest
Darién Frontier & Emberá Territory
Community-led river travel with Emberá hosts on the safe, permitted edge of Darién province—never a Gap crossing. Macaw flocks, piragua channels, and mapped community trails only.
On inquiry
Access notes →Panama
Coasts & Islands
Bocas del Toro
Island-hop through Caribbean mangroves where dolphins work the channels. Coral gardens sit minutes from shore; nights hum with cicadas.
$5,600–$8,400
Details →Panama
Mesoamerica
Boquete & Volcán Barú
Coffee slopes climb toward Barú's summit ridge. Quetzals nest in oak; on clear mornings both coasts appear from the crater rim.
$5,200–$7,800
Details →Panama
Amazon & Rainforest
Soberanía & Pipeline Road
One of the world's densest birding corridors runs beside the canal. Capuchins move the canopy while freighters slide through the cut below.
$4,800–$7,200
Details →Colombia
High Andes
Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta
Multi-day trek to Ciudad Perdida through river crossings and jungle stairs. Stone terraces emerge where the forest breaks.
$5,200–$6,800
Details →Colombia
High Andes
Eje Cafetero & Valle de Cocora (Quindío)
Wax palms rise through cloud in Cocora Valley. Fincas open their drying yards; trails link ridgelines above green valleys.
$5,100–$7,800
Details →Colombia
Amazon & Rainforest
Putumayo & Amazon Gateway
Blackwater tributaries cut through primary forest at Colombia's southern edge. Pink river dolphins work the main channels — present, not promised.
On inquiry
Access notes →Ecuador
High Andes
Avenue of the Volcanoes
Glaciated cones line the high valley; Cotopaxi's summit push starts before midnight. Páramo grasslands hold frost and wild horses.
$6,200–$9,400
Details →Ecuador
Coasts & Islands
Galápagos Archipelago
Marine iguanas crowd black lava while hammerheads cruise the channel. Each island resets the ecology; landings feel like stepping into deep time.
On inquiry
Access notes →Ecuador
Amazon & Rainforest
Mindo & Chocó Andino
Hummingbirds hold still in wet air above waterfall trails. The Chocó slope drips with epiphytes; nights are loud with frogs.
$4,800–$7,200
Details →Peru
High Andes
Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu
Stone roads climb cloud forest toward the citadel. Dawn at the Sun Gate catches terraces still in shadow.
$6,500–$8,900
Details →Peru
High Andes
Cañón del Colca, Arequipa
Condors ride thermals above terraced canyon walls. Trails drop to oasis villages where the river still cuts stone.
$4,900–$7,400
Details →Peru
Amazon & Rainforest
Manu Biosphere Reserve
From Andean foothills into one of Earth's richest rainforests. Clay licks draw macaws; oxbow lakes hold giant otters at dawn.
On inquiry
Access notes →Bolivia
Deserts, Salt & Tablelands
Salar de Uyuni & Sud Lípez
In the dry months the hexagonal salt crust runs to the horizon; in the rains a thin sheet of water turns the salar into sky. Colored lagoons hold flamingos; nights freeze hard under thin air.
$5,500–$8,500
Details →Bolivia
Amazon & Rainforest
Madidi National Park
From Andean cloud forest to lowland Amazon in one protected corridor. Jaguar country; river camps listen for night hunters.
$7,200–$10,500
Details →Bolivia
Deserts, Salt & Tablelands
Lago Titicaca & Isla del Sol (Bolivia)
Inca paths ring islands on the world's highest navigable lake. Thin light turns the water silver; reed boats still work the shallows.
$4,500–$6,800
Details →Bolivia
High Andes
Cordillera Real & Huayna Potosí
Glacier travel above La Paz on peaks that catch first sun. Condors work the icefalls while camps sit on rock islands in snow.
$5,800–$8,800
Details →Chile
Patagonia & Fjords
Región de Aysén, Carretera Austral
Ferry and gravel road through fjords, hanging glaciers, and empty valleys. Marble caves glow turquoise; hot springs steam beside cold rivers.
$8,800–$12,800
Details →Chile
Patagonia & Fjords
Chiloé Archipelago
Wooden churches face Pacific swell; penguins nest on rocky islets. Mist and peat smell of the south; stilt villages rise with the tide.
$5,200–$7,900
Details →Argentina
Patagonia & Fjords
El Chaltén & Los Glaciares
Granite spires catch alpenglow above glacial lakes. Wind funnels the valleys; camps sit under towers that look unfinished by ice.
$8,200–$12,200
Details →Argentina
Patagonia & Fjords
Los Glaciares National Park
Crampons bite living ice as blue crevasses open underfoot. From shore, the glacier calves into Lago Argentino with a sound like thunder.
$6,100–$9,200
Details →Argentina
Amazon & Rainforest
Iguazú & Misiones
Spray soaks the walkways as the river drops in curtains. Coatís work the forest edge; toucans cross the gorge in pairs.
$4,800–$7,400
Details →Argentina
Deserts, Salt & Tablelands
Quebrada de Humahuaca & Noroeste Argentino (Salta/Jujuy)
Striped canyon walls shift color with the sun. High desert villages hold adobe churches; night skies run clear and cold.
$5,400–$8,100
Details →Brazil
Amazon & Rainforest
Northern Pantanal (Porto Jofre / Transpantaneira, Mato Grosso)
Jaguars hunt along flooded channels while caimans line the banks. Sunset turns the wetlands gold; night drives find eyeshine everywhere.
$7,800–$11,800
Details →Brazil
Amazon & Rainforest
Manaus & Negro–Solimões
Meeting of the waters draws a line across the river. Lodge nights bring pink dolphins and the deep bass of frogs after rain.
$6,500–$9,800
Details →Brazil
Deserts, Salt & Tablelands
Chapada Diamantina, Bahia
Table mountains drop into waterfall amphitheaters. Caves hold underground lakes; trails smell of dry grass and wet stone.
$5,200–$7,900
Details →Brazil
Coasts & Islands
Fernando de Noronha
Volcanic islands hold some of the Atlantic's clearest water. Spinner dolphins work the bay; cliffs catch trade wind and seabirds.
On inquiry
Access notes →Cuba
Coasts & Islands
Sierra Maestra (Granma / Santiago de Cuba)
Cloud forest trails climb Cuba's highest ridge. Coffee farms cling to slopes; from Pico Turquino the Caribbean spreads south without edge.
On inquiry
Access notes →Cuba
Coasts & Islands
Valle de Viñales, Pinar del Río
Limestone mogotes rise from tobacco fields like green islands. Cave systems cut the rock; evenings smell of curing leaves and rain.
On inquiry
Access notes →Dominican Republic
Coasts & Islands
Cordillera Central (Pico Duarte)
Caribbean's highest peaks hold pine and cloud. Pico Duarte's summit push starts cold; valleys drop toward rivers that run clear.
$5,600–$8,400
Details →Puerto Rico
Coasts & Islands
El Yunque & Northeast Coast
Rainforest waterfalls feed into bioluminescent bays. Coquí frogs call after dark; Atlantic cliffs hold trade wind and seabirds.
$5,200–$7,900
Details →Bahamas
Coasts & Islands
Exuma Cays, Bahamas
Sandbars glow turquoise between uninhabited cays. Swim with nurse sharks in clear shallows; nights bring only wind and stars.
$8,500–$13,500
Details →Dominica
Coasts & Islands
Morne Trois Pitons NP & Waitukubuli National Trail
Boiling Lake steams in a volcanic crater while Waitukubuli trails cut primary rainforest. Hot springs and black-sand coasts bookend the climb.
$6,200–$9,400
Details →Saint Lucia
Coasts & Islands
Soufrière & Pitons, St Lucia
Twin volcanic spires rise from the Caribbean; trails climb through rainforest to their saddles. Sulfur springs steam below cocoa slopes.
$6,800–$10,200
Details →Guadeloupe
Coasts & Islands
Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe
Active volcano trails cut through cloud forest to steaming fumaroles. Waterfalls drop into jade pools; the coast holds coral and black sand.
$5,900–$8,800
Details →Not on the list
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