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Author Archives: Adventures Within Reach
Choosing Between Torres del Paine, Fitz Roy Area or Tierra del Fuego
We are often asked: “If you had to choose between trekking in Torres del Paine, the Fitz Roy Area or Tierra del Fuego, which would you choose?” Our Patagonia expert, Gretchen, gives a quick rundown here: “It ultimately comes down … Continue reading
Argentina Reciprocity No Longer Required for Australian Citizens
Great news for Australian travelers visiting Argentina! As of the beginning of July, the Argentine government has suspended the reciprocity fee it previously charged Australian travelers entering the country: “Interested parties are hereby advised that Argentina has decided to suspend, … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, News, Patagonia, South America
Tagged Argentina, Australia, Reciprocity fee, Travel News, Travel Tips
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New Machu Picchu Regulations Update
This is following our last update on the new Machu Picchu Regulations (published June 2nd) as additional changes have been announced. Due to the steep growth of tourism to Machu Picchu in recent years, new visiting regulations have been established … Continue reading
Posted in Machu Picchu, Peru
Tagged inca trail, machu picchu, Peru, peru trekking, Travel Regulations
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Truly Sustainable Adventures in South America
This weekend we would like to highlight our some of our best sustainable tourism adventure options in South America! Hiking and Camping in Argentina Hiking is a growing trend for independent travelers in search of a personal challenge and a … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Family Travel, Patagonia, South America, Sustainable Tourism, Trekking
Tagged adventure travel with purpose, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, colombia, Community-based tourism, Hiking, make a difference, South America, Sustainable Tourism, travel with purpose, Trekking
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Treasures of the Amazon: The Women of Cotijuba Island
Our journey deeper into the Amazon continues; the next four days we spend on Cotijuba Island with our hosts from MMIB (Movimento de Mulheres das Ilhas de Belem, Belem Islands Women’s Movement). From Belem, we head north to Porto Icoaraci, … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Brazil, South America, Sustainable Tourism
Tagged Amazon, Amazon gastronomy, Belem, Brasil, Brazil, Community-based tourism, Cotijuba, Para, Sustainable Tourism, women empowerment, Women Travel
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PART II: Treasures of the Amazon: Belem, Brazil
Continuing on from the vibrant Ver-o-peso Market, we land in Praca da Republica, home to the famous Teatro da Paz, a theater built during the rubber boom. Upon arrival, we see that the Praca has erupted into a rhythmic, colorful … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Brazil, South America
Tagged Adventure Travel, Amazon gastronomy, Amazon Travel, Belem, Brasil, Brazil, Community-based tourism, female travel, Para State, Women Travel
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Treasures of the Amazon: Belem, Brazil
Belem entrances you. Far in the north of Brazil, at the mouth of the Amazon river, is the state of Para. Belem, it’s capitol, was a strong hold for the Portuguese that rapidly grew during the rubber boom and has … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Brazil, Family Travel, South America
Tagged Amazon, Belem, Belen, Brasil, Brazil, Brazil Food, Community-based tourism, Foodie, Para State, Sustainable Tourism, Women Travel
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Notes From The Field: Secrets and Spices of the Amazon
This week, our South America Program Director, Gretchen, is taking off on our newest adventure to the Brazilian Amazon: Secrets and Spices of the Amazon! On this gastronomic, island-hopping and community-based journey, we explore the world of culinary delights that … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Brazil, Family Travel, South America
Tagged Amazon, Amazon gastronomy, Belem, Brazil, Community-based tourism, Community-based travel, Cooking, Cotijuba, Culinary, family travel, female travel, Gastronomy, Island Hopping, Markets, Para
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Bucket List Adventures: Lencois Maranhenses
The lagoons are full, it’s the best time to visit this sensational national park! This year, due to heavy rainfall, the lagoons of Lençóis Maranhenses National Park have been full since March and will probably maintain their water level until … Continue reading