Camila Fierro
Traveling is my passion, and I believe in sharing what you love with the world!
Originally from Ecuador, a small but diverse country, I made it my mission since I was a little girl to explore its nature, culture, and everything in between. This sparked a deeper desire to travel, and I began looking out for unique experiences at every corner of the planet.
Traveling trough South America filled my heart, and now, I’m excited to share the beauty and warmth of this incredible region with other travelers and show you all it has to offer!
What places and activities do you specialize in?
"If you can dream it, you can do it. From the driest desert in the world to the distant Patagonia, and the mysterious Easter Island, anything is possible. And how about we combine it with places like the Uyuni Salt Flats, the Iguazu Falls, or Machu Picchu?
I love planning trips for all kinds of travelers—whether it's couples, families, solo adventurers, those looking to relax, those eager to immerse in local culture, nature lovers, adventure fans, or foodies. Anything that you are looking for, we can make it happen!
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How did you get involved in travel?
"Many of my best memories with family and friends are from when we were traveling. I clearly remember the first time my dad took me to visit a museum when I was a child. Our guide was incredible and showed me that the world was so much more than I had imagined. From that moment on, I wanted to have their job and help others discover the treasure we had. That led me to study Historical and Cultural Tourism at university, an unforgettable experience where I had the chance to live a thousand different roles—from being a tourist, a tour guide, and a trip planner, to even playing the role of historian at times!"
Please share a unique travel experience you will never forget.
"Over the past few years, I've collected many travel memories, both solo and with friends, but there's one place I always look back on with so much warmth. I was in university when I traveled with my friends to the Cuyabeno Reserve in the Ecuadorian Amazon. I was going through a tough time, questioning a lot in my life. That day, we lost all contact with the outside world and visited Laguna Grande. The sunset we saw there was the most breathtaking I’ve ever seen—it made me appreciate just how beautiful life is and how lucky we are to experience moments like that. Whenever things get tough, I remember that moment and keep going."
Camila's favorite itineraries and travel advice
Top itineraries and travel advice
Family itineraries
With 10 days in Chile, you can enjoy a mix of relaxation and adventure on a highlights tour of Santiago, the Lake District, and Patagonia, while those looking to tick off the...
With 13 days, you can comfortably discover four regions of Chile—with several day excursions launching from the capital city (wineries and coastal cities) and Chilean Patagonian...
With one week in Chile, you and your family can use Puerto Natales as a base to discover the impressive glaciers, mountains, and wildlife the country is famous for, or pack in...
Luxury itineraries
Ten days in Chile is an excellent amount of time to discover the country's natural wonders while indulging in luxury comforts and exclusive experiences. If it's your first...
With 10 days in Patagonia on a luxury itinerary, you can experience the natural landscapes and accommodations tucked within Torres del Paine, El Calafate, and El Chaltén on a...
One week is enough time to visit 2-3 regions in Chile. Luxury travelers keen on culture and cuisine will enjoy a cooking class, street art, and spa treatments in Santiago. Those...
Favorite experiences
Hike to the Base of the Paine Massif
One of the most popular hiking routes in all of Torres del Paine National Park is to the lookout at Base Torres, which sits at the foot of the iconic triple peaks of the Paine Massif. Although it can be completed in less than a day, this hike is strenuous and requires a good level of physical...
Viña del Mar & Valparaiso Excursion
About an hour and a half west of Chile's capital of Santiago lie two incredible neighboring cities: Viña del Mar and Valparaiso. These places are as different atmospherically as they are close in proximity. The first stop is Viña del Mar, an upscale coastal resort city teeming with shopping...
Atacama Desert: Lagoons & Salt Flats
This full-day excursion includes visits to some of the most incredible natural wonders in the Atacama Desert. The first destination is Laguna Chaxa, a desert oasis lagoon located 50 km (31 miles) from the town of San Pedro de Atacama. Chaxa is situated in the middle of the Atacama Salar salt...
Iguazú Falls - Argentine Side
The famous Iguazú Falls, located at the tri-borders of Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil, are split into two parts: the Brazilian side and the Argentine side. The latter is a much larger section of the falls and comprises the protected area of Iguazú National Park. There are three circuit routes...