Award Winning Videographers Produce Videos for Bio Bio Expeditions

Bryan Smith of Pacific Horizons production company has created a short promo video for our website of rafting the Apurimac - Bryan is a well know videographer and Banff film festival finalist. Enjoy a high definition trip down the Apurimac!.

Click here to view video.
http://www.downstreammedia.net/TheRangeLife/Video/biobioperu.mov

Alex Nicks, who is also a Banff film festival finalists, produced our video for Kilimanjaro.
http://fourpynesfilms.com/PromoFC.mov

We hope you will enjoy the videos!

Bio Bio Expeditions is included as one of the “Best outfitters on the Planet”

National Geographic Adventure Magazine - “Best Outfitters on Earth” (10/22/07)

With assistance from the Adventure Travel Council, Adventures in Travel Expo, the adventure travel trade Association, and other travel and tourism organizations, National Geographic Adventure magazine chose the “Best Outfitters on Earth” and Bio Bio is included as one of them – For more information please see the November 2007 issue of National Geographic Adventure Magazine. Or click on www.ngadventures.com/rankings

More press for Bio Bio Expeditions - First Descent in Bhutan!

Travel and Leisure Magazine August 2007

Travel Leisure August 2007 “worlds best awards - Hotels, Cruises, Airlines, Cities, Islands.

In a feature article called “Getting there first” Some travel for fun, some to feed the soul. Others are in it for the immortality.

Jeff Wise quotes Richard Bangs, famous for various first decscents and especially for starting commercial rafting on the Zambezi river. “Usually there are a lot of unknowns, and anxiety and tension on a first descent. It’s all about celebrating chaos.” page 138,

Bio Bio Expeditions is mentioned for their upcoming November 2009 first descent of the Drangme, chhu river in Bhutan.

Call 1-800-246-7238 for more details.

Body and Soul Magazine

Whole Living Body + Soul
March 2007
Pg. 101

A River Runs Through It

Yoga at BIO BIO EXPEDITION’s 10-day Patagonia retreat is all about going with the flow. Hovering 50 feet above Chile’s Futaleufu River, the open-air yoga platform at this adventure base camp offers spectacular views of turquoise rapids backed by glaciated peaks. Twice-daily hatha flow classes prep you for the next day’s rafting of fly-fishing trip, while savasanas allow time for listening to the river rush by and feeling the subequatorial sun on your face.

From Zambezi to the Futaleufu with Love!

Greetings from the amazing south of Chile! The Futaleufu is big and wild and the BBX camp looks better than ever. The summer light pours into the windows of the pagoda where you can sit with a book and watch the turquoise river flow by. The new bathrooms with hot showers are five-star! Each platform now has a huge African-style safari tent complete with beds, down comforters, and Peruvian rugs. Speaking of Africa – we are delighted to announce that we sponsored one of our best native-Zambezi guides with a trip to Chile. Lovemore Kalinda, who until a couple days ago had never been on an airplane, flew from South Africa to Bariloche, Argentina and had his first kayak descent of the Futaleufu today. He is an excellent kayaker and river guide, but this is the first river he has run besides the mighty Zambezi. We are very happy to be able to provide this opportunity to Lovemore and he will spend the next two months here on the Futa kayaking, rafting, and working. Meanwhile, Sabine and Quinn (Laurence and Marc’s offspring) are enjoying “playdates” Patagonia style. We celebrated Quinn’s 1rst birthday on January 16th with lots of local kids, a BBQ of hot dogs and hamburgers, and live music by Ken Kruger. It was a wonderful celebration and we are truly enjoying watching the kiddies play and explore in this beautiful place.

If you haven’t experienced the magic of BBX on the Futaleufu yet, there is still room on the Feb. 11th, Feb. 18th, and March 4th trips. Call Diana in the home office at (800) 246-7238 and we’ll see you down here!!!

Love, Damara, Marc, Laurence