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My wife and I took the Wilderness Medicine CME Rafting the Klamath course through Bio Bio. What a wonderful experience!Camp:- Great remote location with the best food I've ever had on a camping trip. And good birding too;-)- Tents set up for us but you are allowed to move them to wherever you want- River access always close by - no long rides in busesCME lectures:- Brothers Kyle and Ryan Allred and their invited guest Dr. Dave Fiore were very good and very helpful lecturers. History of the Klamath River and area by Ryan, relevant topics for wilderness adventurers by Kyle, and great anecdote and case-based learning from Dr. Fiore. Hooray! Now I just need to work on those knots we learned...!Rafting:- Super guides- Super waterfall/upriver hike- Class 1/2/3 rapids- Well-paced program overall with morning lectures, midday/afternoon rafting, evening talks and gamesWe are already planning another Bio Bio adventure for next year - and had already done one in Peru - 5 star operation for sure and great when teamed up with Wilderness Medicine

A MUST! An amazing adventure down the Zambezi. Could not imagine any other way to see this part of the world. The Bio Bio guides are some of the funnest, kindest, most professional, and knowledgeable people imaginable. A trip I’ll never forget. I rarely write travel reviews. This one deserved it.

Beyond Expectations! An absolutely incredible trip!! It completely surpassed our very high expectations. The Patagonia landscape is absolutely beautiful, rafting on the Futaleufu is the best in the world and the Bio Bio Camp is out of a dream. Lorenzo and his wife, Terri, were phenomenal hosts. They and all of the guides and staff were warm, welcoming and a complete wealth of knowledge on the region and rafting. The accommodations are perfect for enjoying nature. You are protected from the elements with comfortable beds and privacy, while also having the wonderful experience of effectively being outside the entire trip. One note, the bathrooms and showers are shared. They are clean and close to the platforms, but worth noting for packing. Headlamp/flash light is a must for getting around camp after dark, but remember the sun doesn't go down until about 10 pm, its summer in the southern hemisphere!Most days start with yoga, then breakfast. Time on the water, sometimes lunch at camp or out on the go. Then opportunities for more time on the water or hiking or relaxing - hot tub, sauna, a massage. "The hot tub is hot and the beers are cold!" We found spending time at camp in the afternoons very relaxing. Themed dinners, fantastic dessert every night! Maybe a campfire or another drink before tucking in for bed. The Futaleufu River Bio Bio trip is an adventure in paradise. If you are considering this vacation, book it now. We cannot recommend it enough!We hope to go back someday!

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A must for whitewater enthusiasts First, the river itself is fantastic. Beautiful, clear blue. Never quite seen anything like it. From fun and splashy to fierce Class v rapids. Second, world class guides - here’s to Garrett, Whitney, and Stan. Third, meticulous attention to safety. I’m guessing the number of safety kayaks and catarafts outnumbered the guests. Fourth, the setting. Simply spectacular, not just northern Patagonia but where the camp is located - right along the banks of the Futaleufú. But it was the people - the guides, the staff, the wonderful Terri, Marc, and Lorenzo, and the other guests - that set this trip apart. If you can swing it - do it. I promise you won’t regret it.