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Me with a turtle rescue from poachers |
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One of the dozens of species of wildlife we encountered on the Amazon River |
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Aqua Expeditions latest luxury cruise vessel, M/V Aria |
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View from my spacious suite (#206) aboard M/V Aria |
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Aqua Expeditions gives back to local rainforest villages/communities in many ways. One way is by offering $5 Toiletry, School Supply or Fishing (above) Kits for passengers to distribute during village excursions. |
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One of the four naturalists aboard M/V Aria. |
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Gourmet Peruvian cuisine aboard M/V Aria. Breakfasts and lunches were served buffet-style, while multi-course Tasting Menus designed by Peruvian Celebrity Chef Pedro Miguel Schiaffino spoiled guests each evening. |
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View from the dining room. |
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One of many stunning sunsets. |
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Children in dug out canoes near the city of Iquitos, Peru |
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Me and some children during a village excursion. |
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More super dreamy sunset magic |
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My suite aboard M/V Aria. Very luxurious with luxe linens, king sized bed, iPod docking stations, gorgeous black and white photography, modern decor, hardwood floors, rain showerheads, Peruvian bathroom products, in-room safe, robe and slippers and floor to ceiling windows. |
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Children of the rainforest |
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A local Pacaya Samiria National Reserve ranger and fisherman |
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Look closely! There's a three toed sloth in the branches. |
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Ranger Station #2 in Pacaya Samiria National Reserve |
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Beautiful reflection on a black water river. |
Check out the rest of my photos from my trip with
Aqua Expeditions on the M/V Aria
here.
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