Rafting the Futaleufu with Bio Bio I truly have no complaints about what I call my adult summer camp adventure at Bio Bio Patagonia - everything was fantastic - the rafting, the food, the drink, the vibes, the company, the scenery, the accommodations, the non-rafting activities (I had no idea there would be so much to do!), and most importantly the staff. I didn't have a behind-the-scenes view, but from my perspective this whole trip was a well-oiled machine. If anything went wrong, I sure didn't know about it! I've never been on a rafting trip that took safety to the level that Bio Bio does - so impressive. In hindsight, the very first leg of my trip in the car from my house to the airport was probably the most unsafe part, lol. I cannot say enough good things about the staff. Everyone at Bio Bio is so talented and kind and smart and funny and helpful. I rarely saw anyone have to be asked or told to do something, it seemed like it all came naturally - what a great culture to establish. Not only did you they keep us alive throughout the week, they kept us relaxed and content and excited and eager and happy. Do you want food, do you need a drink, what time do you want your coffee, let me take your plate, and on and on. I didn't need or expect that level of service, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. While I was impressed with all of the staff - all ages from all over the world - one thing that really stood out to me as I thought back on the week were the female staff - they amazed me at every turn. I witnessed situations where they not only asserted themselves, but also leaned in and took charge, and I am so here for that. Seriously though, you are in good hands with this whole group.