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Handcrafted expeditions into the remote corners of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, led by local experts, designed for the curious traveller.
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SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA
The Great Bolivian Traverse: Amazon to Altiplano
A 25-day expedition from the Amazon basin to the Salar de Uyuni, Lake Titicaca, and the remote Apolobamba range
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Kaa-Iya Jaguar Safari
Track jaguars in South America's largest protected dry forest, 3.4 million hectares that hold one of the continent's largest jaguar populations, estimated at over 1,000 animals.
Jesuit Missions Baroque Circuit
Journey through six UNESCO mission churches where Chiquitano craftsmen fused European baroque with local tradition.
Amboro Cloud Forest Expedition
Trek through one of the rare places where three ecosystems collide, as the Andes, Amazon, and Chaco meet in a park holding over 800 bird species and giant tree ferns. Search for spectacled bears and the rare horned curassow in cloud forests that hover between worlds.
El Fuerte Archaeological Discovery
Explore the carved rock of Samaipata, a 220-meter monument UNESCO calls without parallel in the Americas, bearing the marks of three cultures.
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