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Our Guides
Jorge Salas,...raised
in Loreto, is our lead guide for many
of the trips, and a parnter in our local
outfitting company, Loreto Kayak Tours.
In 1997 he graduated from R.A.R.E., a
natural history training institute, and
went on to receive a Baja Guide Scholarship
from the National Outdoor Leadership School
(NOLS). He has taught kayaking, hiking,
mountain biking, and natural history and
is highly trained in all aspects of trip
leadership. Jorge’s prefessional
and friendly attitude always keeps us
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Nadia Beaulieu...
came to work for us in 1999 as a highly
recommended guide from a Canadian paddling
company. We’ve found that Nadia
has the many skills needed to offer guests
a safe, fun, and rewarding tour along
the coast of Baja. Plant life of the peninsula
and a general overview of the natural
history are Nadia’s fortes as she
teaches you about the region. In the summer
season she works as chef for a Canadian
fishing lodge. Guests consitently praise
the excellent meals on tour with Nadia! |
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Aracely Rojas...a
new spark is added to our guide team with
Aracely. Her interest is in eco-tourism
and conservation, and in doing her best
to make sure folks have a great time on
the tours. She is also a graduate of the
NOLS Mexican Educators course, speaks
fluent english, loves working with kids
in nature, and is finishing up her thesis
in the marine biology department in La
Paz. Aracely is a fun addition to any
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Antonio Hernandez
.... a local, born and raised in Loreto
is our newest rising star. We have had
a great time this past season watching
Antonio take to the water and the guiding
life. Excelling in sports and studying
sports education, he has transfered his
skills to the coast and mountains of his
hometown, and now works as full assistant
on kayak and bike tours. Honing his english
for a future lead guide position his enthusiasm
is inspiring and his and sense of humor
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Santiago Berrueta Villa...
will be our newest addition in 2006. With
his background in marine biology, conservation
study, tour leader, and kayaking for organizations
in mainland Mexico, we’re sure he
will slip right into our assistant guiding
position in the fall. Santiago is excited
to work in Baja and the Gulf of California
this year, and with his skills in logistics
and planning, will be a welcome addition
to the team. |
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Jesus (Chuy) Baeza...
is the backbone of our in-town staff.
Chuy works as logistics planner, driver,
and on the many details around our equipment
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Trudi Angell...has
been paddling and exploring the coast
of Baja since 1976. Now living in Loreto,
Trudi leads a few kayak trips each season
and most of the mountain pack trips. Her
main focus since 1999 has been riding
mules with her daughter, Olivia, along
the length of the Baja peninsula following
the historical missionary routes of the
El Camino Real. |
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Olivia |
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