Darwin, Textiles, Ice and Wildlife III
Some of our custom private tours are designed for people who travel several times with us.
Harvey Triason – who chose our services al least 4 times to different areas of Argentina and Chile-, came with his two nieces: Rebecca and Randi. The three of them enjoyed the trip from Iguazu Falls to the Glaciers. George Larson travelled with Carol to Patagonia in ’97 then to Perú and again to Patagonia this past March. Sue Sloan –after joining a trip to Northwest Argentina, Atacama Desert and Lauca National Park in Chile in ’07 (that Causana designed and operated for Massachussets Audubon Society); last year Carol and I travelled with Sue to Mongolia with a group of Massaudubon- accepted our proposal to visit Patagonia. El Chaltén, El Calafate, Perito Moreno Glacier, Paine National Park, Península Valdés and Bahía Bustamante were the areas visited . Fine weather, good food, diverse wildlife, scenic lodging, and pristine landscapes, bring all the necessary condiments for remarkable and unforgettable new experiences. To travel with people who –through the years- became our friends is always a pleasure.
Art in the sky and the Chaltén massif
Golden down brights on the Chaltén or Fitz Roy
Condor soaring
Fio-Fio White-Crested Elaenia
Moreno Glacier with the first morning lights
Notro
Harvey and nieces ready to hike in the Moreno Glacier
Harvey Rebecca and Randy at Iguazú Falls
Tame guanacos at Paine N. P.
Burrowing Owl
The enigmatic Cerro Torre
Tawny-throated Dotterel
Relax and panoramic view of Moreno Glacier from the bed
A clear day and fantastic view of Fitz Roy Massif and Cerro Torre
Endangered Huemul at Paine National Park
Rebecca, Randi and Harvey at the foot of the Roof of America in Mendoza
Over the ice of the Moreno Glacier
Susan, Carol and George treking at El Chaltén
Sue and her trophie at Lago del Desierto El Chaltén
Magic light at Moreno Glacier
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