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Undiscovered Argentina - Oli in Misiones and Ibera

My first trip with Last Frontiers saw me jetsetting off to the north-eastern provinces of Misiones and Iberá in Argentina. The focus of my trip was to investigate the development of tourism in this relatively undeveloped region. Yerba Mate (a popular Argentine tea), tobacco and pine are the three ma... Read more»

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Posted 28 Apr 2011
by Oliver Ford

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Last Frontiers Newsletter #18 April 2011

Welcome to the latest news from Last Frontiers, with our most recent travelling adventures. Our two newest recruits, Oli and Claire (pictures and bio on our Team page), have got their first few months with us off to a flying start with an amazing trip each to South America. In this issue: | Jungle... Read more»

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Posted 27 Apr 2011
by Edward Paine

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Jill in the Copper Canyon

I started my trip on the peninsula of Baja California, a thin strip of barren desert land in the Pacific ocean, to the west of Mexico's mainland. Most of the hotels here are incredibly luxurious and built in keeping with the stark landscape in stunning modern style and with beautiful decoration. Thi... Read more»

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Posted 27 Apr 2011
by Jill Forgham

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Waterfalls and moai - Claire in Lima, Iguassu and Easter Island

At the end of March I flew on a whistle-stop tour of South America, inspired by new LAN flight routes from Lima to Iguassu, and also Lima to Easter Island. In Lima, I visited the Pachacamac ruins (‘Creator of the world’ in Quechua). Pacha Camac was the deity worshipped on this site by the Ichma be... Read more»

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Posted 26 Apr 2011
by Claire Betts

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Stay somewhere a little different in Latin America

Latin America is host to a variety of natural as well as man made wonders, giving way to some equally impressive hotels.  Whether your interests lie in history, nature or brand new experiences, it is possible to incorporate them into not just the places you visit but your accommodation as well. Here... Read more»

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Posted 22 Mar 2011
by Oliver Ford

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Last Frontiers Newsletter #17 November 2010

Welcome to an autumn update from Last Frontiers. In this issue: | Menagerie a trois! Jill in Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Panama | Jungle and lost kingdoms - Ali in deepest, darkest Peru | Planes, trains and scarlet ibis - Ed in southern Brazil | New luxury cruise to Patagonian glaciers | Last Frontie... Read more»

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Posted 17 Nov 2010
by Edward Paine

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Ali in deepest, darkest Peru!

Ali spends a month visiting some lesser known areas of Peru. Following the inevitable long journey to Peru I flew straight to Puerto Maldonado where I was whisked off by boat to experience a few of the lodges in the area. My first night was spent at Posada Amazonas which, although only a couple of h... Read more»

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Posted 12 Nov 2010
by Alison Boyer

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Jill explores beaches and jungles of Central America

I travelled through Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Panama on a wonderful trip that combined adventure and stunning scenery with luxurious hotels and gourmet dining experiences. Costa Rica is an impressive country for wildlife, and my first stop was the Osa Peninsula in the south. Staying in Lapa Rios lod... Read more»

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Posted 12 Nov 2010
by Jill Forgham

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