For the next few days we explored Aysen, the Patagonian region that inspired dreamers, adventurers, and entrepreneurs like Yvon Chouinard, the founder of the clothing company, Patagonia, and Doug Tompkins, the founder of Esprit and The North Face.
Category Archives: South America
Kayaking the Marble Caves of Patagonia
Gliding around and through turquoise-hued, marble formations in a kayak? Doesn’t get much better than that.
Three Great Days in Buenos Aires
Eating pizza in Buenos Aires, the land of empanadas and humongous slabs of beef? That may not be how you would expect a walking-eating tour to begin in this, the most cosmopolitan city in South America. Continue reading
Salta, Argentina — Utah with Alcohol
Imagine the canyon country of southern Utah dotted with world-class wineries and Spanish Colonial architecture. Continue reading
Kayaking the First Fjord of Chile
Within 45 minutes of remarking to my paddling partner, “sea kayaking is so relaxing,” we were battling the highest winds and waves I have ever encountered in a kayak. Continue reading
Images from the Bottom of the World
The three days on our expedition cruise on the Stella Australis through the Beagle Channel and the Strait of Magellan from Ushuaia, Argentina to Punta Arenas, Chile produced some of the most beautiful and compelling photos I have ever taken. Continue reading
Scenes From Breakfast
After almost 28 hours of travel, I finally slid into bed at my hotel in Ushuaia, the Los Acebos. These are some scenes from the breakfast room the next morning, just a taste of what’s to come. Continue reading
Galapagos Recap
This was a great trip. Not easy or relaxing, but one of the most active, diverse and stimulating trips I have ever taken.
Galapagos, Day 4
The activity, scenery, wildlife and just plain fun continues.
Galapagos, Day 3
This was the most amazing day of snorkeling I have ever had.