Hosted Trips
In the trip business there are a few things that we can control and many that we can't. We'd love to control the weather, airlines, fishing conditions, and currency exchange. Unfortunately, we can't But we can make sure your trip is as well-planned as possible with regards to timing, itineraries, quality of staff and guides, accommodations and food. That combined with a little help from Mother Nature and we're off on a good trip.
With that said, we are happy to say that we've had very few trips that didn't go as planned and that is largely due to the efforts the Frontiers Staff puts into planning our trips with us. If we need a hotel en route, they know a good one. Dinner in Buenos Aires? They will know the best restaurants. Don't speak the language? no problemo, they will arrange for a good transfer company to meet us. Trip Insurance? You Bet. If an airline goes on strike in the middle of a trip, they will figure out how we're going to get home. And a real person will answer the phone at Frontiers 24/7. How do you beat that? You can't.
Any destination we choose to host a group to, Frontiers has been there and done all the ground work. From guides and boats to meals and transfers, everything is going to run smoothly. We feel very fortunate to be able to say that we've spent the last 25 years hosting Frontiers trips.
Above is our lineup for the months ahead. You'll see many destinations that haven't changed in years - the Bighorn, Argentina, Alaska, New Zealand. You'll also see some newer ones ...some more recent ones - Agua Boa in Brazil, Mongolia, Belize River Lodge, Isla Holbox, and every couple years we return to Africa as we're doing in June, 2011 with a focus on big cats. We're re-visiting Belize River Lodge and Holbox Island.
You'll find detailed information and photos on each destination by clicking on trip name on the bar above. If we can answer any questions or if you'd like to check on availability, please do not hesitate on contact us or Frontiers. We hope to see you on a trip with us soon.
