Lago Yelcho and the Futaleufu River Valley - legendary fly fishing locations for brook, brown and rainbow trout - are located in the heart of Patagonia in Chile, about 800 miles south of Santiago and only ten miles from Argentina `s border.

At over twice the depth of Arizona’s Grand Canyon, the Cotahuasi is the deepest canyon in the world! Measuring 11,587 feet from river to rim, this scarcely-explored Peruvian wilderness remains one of the most pristine environments on Earth.

An extraordinary journey through Belize packed with adventure and excitement. On this 9 day / 10 night adventure, you'll explore deep into the Mayan underworld, sea kayak and snorkel the main barrier reef, then you'll get to dive incomparable Glovers Reef Atoll.

Until very recently, the Rio Apurimac remained a scarcely known river through one of the deepest canyons in the world and the uppermost source of the Amazon River. The gorge features fantastic waterfalls and stunning scenery, awesome Class III-V whitewater and an unrivaled feeling of remoteness.

Our classic sea kayak and snorkeling expedition along the southern Barrier Reef of Belize. This trip is unmatched for value and adventure!

A life changing experience - as it has been described by some.
Expediciones Chile found what Magellan couldn`t find, an all water route across the Andes. The Andes to the Ocean is Expediciones Chile?s most rugged and spectacular sea kayaking trip.

This trip combines 6 days at our island basecamp within spectacular Glover's Reef Atoll (a United Nations World Heritage Site) with a day of inland discovery.

Located along the Chilean & Argentine border, deep in the Andes Mountains and far from the international tourist paths, lies the world famous Futaleufu river valley. Somewhat forgotten by time the settlements in this region are representative of the real Patagonia, unspoiled by the outside world.