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The best combination of wildlife and wilderness for any nature travel enthusiast is to take one of our Natural History tours. Designed to give a good overview of each region we visit, these tours focus on the enjoyment of the very best of the scenery and wildlife. Our knowledgeable guides play an essential role, and will be able tell you about the most interesting natural history, ecology and conservation issues of everything you see during the tour. A true learning experience awaits you. |
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A wildlife tour to the best of Argentina's Andes, chaco and yungas Cloudforest.
Expect: Good accommodation, easy to moderate terrain, moderate to high elevation, mild to hot climate.
Trip report and wildlife checklist available.
Available for independent travelers and groups. |
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Patagonia has legendary and spectacular landscapes and wildlife. It captivated early travelers and naturalists; Charles Darwin being one of the early pioneers. Many areas are still as virgin now as then... |
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A number of sites in northeastern Argentina combine a pleasant escape with the very best wildlife and scenery. Probably the most emblematic site is the Iguazú National Park, and... |
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This excursion will take us birding to the best localities to the north of Buenos Aires. We first visit Otamendi Nature Reserve, located close to the Parana River. Spreading through 2.600 ha, the reserve protects grasslands, marshes, riverside forest and woods, belonging to the Delta and Parana River Islands eco-regions... |
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The Costanera Sur Nature Reserve is located by the Rio de la Plata, in the southern corner of the city of Buenos Aires. A few blocks away from the heart of the city, this reserve offers a unique opportunity to come into contact with wildlife... |
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Patagonia has legendary and spectacular landscapes and wildlife. It captivated early travellers and naturalists, with Charles Darwin as the most notable. Many areas are still as virgin as then. A must for current day eco-tourists and nature lovers, it has striking habitat contrasts... |
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The Pantanal of southwest Brazil, due to the variety and number of animals and its unique wilderness, is surely one of the most spectacular areas for nature lovers. This region (the largest wetland in the continent) is a big receptacle of water coming from higher lands around it, and rains are strongly seasonal... |
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Brazil is a great place to study mammals. We have chosen the very best areas where the most emblematic animals occur and have good chances of being found. The South American “big five” are the Jaguar, Maned Wolf, Tapir, Giant Anteater and Giant Otter, and this unique tour offers chances to find all of them... |
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Antarctica is impossible to describe in only a few words. Once you cross the Drake Passage, pursued by myriads of seabirds, breathtaking landscapes await, with majestic glaciers and icebergs, high mountains and limpid snowfields. These are home to a varied fauna: Gentoo, Chinstrap and Adelie Penguins are found in dense colonies... |
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Next Departures |
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| October 10, 2010 to October 22, 2010 |
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A Birding journey from Buenos Aires to Iguazú |
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| 13 days / 12 nights |
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| October 23, 2010 to November 04, 2010 |
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Birding the diversity of the Andes |
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| 13 days / 12 nights |
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| November 05, 2010 to November 13, 2010 |
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Pampas and Northern Patagonia |
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| 9 days / 8 nights |
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| November 13, 2010 to November 20, 2010 |
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Southern Patagonia & Tierra del Fuego |
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| 8 days / 7 nights |
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