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Antarctica Packing List

When traveling to Antarctica, the right gear makes all the difference. You’re headed to one of the most challenging and remote destinations on the planet. Items forgotten may not be available at the embarkation point. A missing piece of gear can alter [...]
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Patagonia Packing List

To experience this natural paradise to the fullest, come prepared. Patagonia is a land of extremes—fierce winds, shifting skies, and rugged terrain—but with the right gear, every moment is yours to savor. [...]
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Visiting Galapagos With Kids

We're often asked how to visit the Galapagos Islands with children. Over the years, we've helped countless families visit the Galapagos. Often, the request is from a family with two or three members between the ages of 4 and 18. But for [...]
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When to Visit Antarctica

When should you visit the Antarctic Peninsula and Sub-Antarctic Islands? Antarctic wildlife is most active during the Austral summer (November to February). Wildlife are also active in the islands near Antarctica (the Sub-Antarctic Islands) during October and March. These months—October to March—are [...]
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When to Visit the Galapagos

Not sure when to visit the Galapagos Islands? Read on to learn the best (and worst) months to travel to the Galapagos Islands. The Galapagos are equatorial. You might expect a tropical climate, but most areas of the islands are arid and [...]
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Altitude at Machu Picchu

You may be wondering how the altitude at Machu Picchu will affect your visit. The site itself is not considered a high-altitude destination. The saddle of the mountain, where most of the ruins are located, is roughly 7,900 feet above sea level—about [...]
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Why Visit Machu Picchu?

When was the last time you felt awe? How long has it been since you were amazed? Are you ready to reclaim your sense of wonder? Like no place else, Machu Picchu captivates. [...]
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When to Visit Machu Picchu

More than 1 million people visit Machu Picchu each year. Peru and UNESCO have jointly agreed to limit daily entrances to 2,500 visitors. Peak visitation months are May, July, August, September, and December. The less crowed months (our favorite times to visit) [...]
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Galapagos Islands Packing List

Planning a trip to the Galapagos Islands? We've compiled an essential list of items you must bring with you when you travel to the islands. When planning your trip to the Galapagos, luggage restrictions are an important consideration. Keep it light. Most [...]
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Sea Sickness in the Galapagos?

Concerns About Sea Sickness in the Galapagos? The waters of the Galapagos are generally calm. Most visitors adjust to life aboard a cruise vessel quickly, gaining their sea legs in a day or two. Significant discomfort is relatively uncommon. Some factors, such [...]

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Machu Picchu Packing List

Impossible, balanced, pristine...Macchu Picchu could be a home of forgotten gods. Those who travel to Machu Picchu experience, in that first encounter, what it means to stand in a thin place, where the veil dissolves between experience and possibility. LANDED wrote this [...]
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Why No Helicopter Charters to Machu Picchu?

Why Helicopters are Banned from Machu Picchu One of the common questions we field from clients traveling in Peru is, “How can I travel to Machu Picchu by helicopter?” In 2010, the Cusco province banned helicopters from the airspace around and over [...]

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Galapagos Yacht Charters

Galapagos Yacht Charters and Catamarans Are you looking for a private Galapagos yacht charter? Galapagos luxury charters of motor yachts, catamarans, tri-marans, and masted sailing ships can all be arranged for private multi-day cruises in the Galapagos Islands. Most Galapagos cruises span [...]

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Birds of Panama

Panama: World-Class Birdwatching The birds of Panama make up approximately 10% of the world’s known birds. Most are permanent residents, observable throughout the year. Some notable birds of Panama include: Resplendent Quetzals (Pharomachrus mocinno) 8 Species of Toucan 5 Species of Macaw 61 [...]

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Caves & Caverns

Xibalba—The Maya Underworld Belize’s river systems have honeycombed the limestone bedrock with caves and caverns. Some larger examples are still accessible by river, allowing visitors to float through on inner tubes or kayaks. Others were sacred to the ancient Maya, representing a [...]

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Birding in Belize

Belize Birding: Over 600 Native Species Belize is birding paradise. More than 615 non-introduced avian species have been recorded in Belize’s territory, including: Resplendent Quetzals (Pharomachrus mocinno) Harpy and Crested Eagles 26 species of Hummingbird 12 types of Parrot & Parakeet 18 [...]

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Villa Rentals in Uruguay

Private Luxury Villa Rentals If you’re planning to enjoy one area of Uruguay for five nights or longer, renting a private villa is an excellent lodging option. LANDED arranges private villa rentals in Jose Ignacio, Punta del Este, and La Paloma. We [...]

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Private Tours of the Galapagos

If you’ve dreamed of coming to the Galapagos, consider a customized land-based tour. These programs can be tailored to your interests, combining guided wildlife tours with explorations of less visited locations. [...]
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