Adventurers wanted, September of 2013. This year!
This time has come to return to the Maranon in search of Clark’s discoveries along this Amazon tributary over 60 years ago. Its been nearly 5 years since Tammy and I completed our recon trip and we are committed to returning this September with a small team to help us search for the truth. We have finalized our plan, our itinerary, and our goal. We need 4 strong, adventurous souls to help us.
Have you ever wanted to go on an adventure of a lifetime? Have you wished you could be a part of a history changing, controversial discovery? This is it! Contact us for itinerary and details, but if you haven’t yet read the book, we suggest you do before deciding. This is NOT a holiday tour. Participants will be responsible for their international airfare to and from Peru and the full expedition cost of $3,985. This covers ALL in-country costs of land, air and river transportation, lodging, guides, translators and food (and beer!) You also need to have read the book because we will need your help for research and to apply fort potential sponsorship. To ensure inclusion, your $1,000 deposit must be received by April 30, but direct and involved communication is just as important as we develop our team. Balance is due by June 30th.
Please contact us for more information.
And remember, no one on their death bed ever said, “Gee, I wish I had spent more time at the office.”
Travel boldly!
-Dan and Tammy
Equally at home in Peru, the mountains, or Seattle, Washington, Tammy Leland has spent the last 18 years exploring every nook and cranny of Peru’s Amazon, its Andes mountains, Southern desert and ancient history. Earning a reputation as a passionate adventurer and explorer, Tammy had wandered over 5 continents, spending her time learning from different indigenous cultures, gleaning important lessons about sustainable tourism and now offers practical guidance as a tourism consultant and environmental educator.
Living on the edge explorer, traveler and climber, Dan Travers has traversed, climbed, scaled, scrambled, skied, trudged, trekked, hiked, biked and kayaked in 6 different continents and over 40 countries. Wilderness First Responder trained and a jungle veteran, lacrosse player, beer drinker, trekker and traveler, diver and climber, but not dancer nor singer. "I want to experience all I can, because if you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space."
Im up for another trip if you are planning one