Dec 12 to Dec 15, 2024
Embark on this immersive 4-day adventure guided by the alive watercourses as you traverse the picturesque valleys of Amanalco, leading to the Valle de Bravo dam. Enjoy sweeping views of Corral de Piedra Dam and Old Chapel. Experience the exhilaration of paragliding, enjoying panoramic vistas of Valle de Bravo and Monte Alto. Engage in a Matlatzinca workshop and indulge in authentic regional cuisine. Immerse yourself in a profound temazcal ceremony amidst the forest. This journey is a tapestry of unforgettable experiences that intimately connect you with nature and the rich tapestry of local culture.
Discover the world through movement
We look for new perspectives within cultures and communities in remote places that exist outside of modern societal structures which are focused only in progress and gains.
Embark on this extraordinary adventure, exploring the Valle de Bravo Natural Protected Area and witnessing the mesmerizing Monarch butterfly migration. This unique experience promises deep engagements, including a temazcal ceremony, nocturnal forest immersions, and regional workshops, all culminating in an exhilarating paragliding flight over Valle de Bravo. It’s a journey within, offering a profound connection with both nature and the rich local culture.
**Please note that the Monarch Butterfly Migration is a delicate natural phenomenon which is highly weather-sensitive. Due to climate change and varying weather conditions, butterfly sightings may change or not occur.
Santiago
Resides in Valle de Bravo and hails from a family of passionate mountaineers. Both his grandparents and parents were avid mountaineers and ultra-distance runners. Santiago’s deep-rooted love for nature and physical activity was instilled in him from a young age. For years, he has been engaged in mountain trail running, not merely as a sport but as a means of healing and exploring new horizons.
He has been actively involved in alternative education initiatives, forest therapy, sustainable tourism, and nature guiding for several years. Collaborating with organizations, universities, and the private sector, Santiago believes that transformative experiences in nature can heal our relationship with ourselves and, consequently, with the environment affected by the environmental crisis.
Personally, Santiago is a natural explorer and harbors a boundless curiosity about nature. His passion has led him to set records on many of the country’s highest mountains, including Pico de Orizaba, Iztaccíhuatl, Nevado de Toluca, and Tacaná, among others. When with Santiago, expect engaging conversations about mountains, history, mythology, plants, ecology, and various sensory activities to rejuvenate the body. Santiago is one of our Lead Guides.