잘계획된 프로그램에따라 아름다운 풍경을 즐겼습니다.참가자 모두 즐겁게 잘 지냈어요. 다만 앙헬폭포를 못가서 안타까웠습니다

We paid 10k for a trip we weren't able to even go on due to requirements that changed AFTER we booked the trip. Now, I'm not sure about other people, but usually when I pay a travel company to plan and schedule my vacation, I stop looking myself, because they were paid to atek care of that for me. Also, since I paid them BEFORE the change occurred, I would think they should be responsible for updating me of any changes that were made affecting my trip. Instead, they just took my money and then said they claim zero responsibility. Do NOT use this company.

Foi muito bom. experiência no Turtlle Lodge foi ótima. A comida boa, o guia poderia ser mais ativo. Mas infelizmente o hotel em Manaus, Saint Paul, decepcionou muito na chegada. Entre outras não tinha água quente, Na volta, depois que reclamei, recebi um aposento muito melhor.

We had a great time and our Thomas made it easy for us. He knows exactly what he is doing and what to say to make you feel comfortable for the climb. He never pressured us along the way and was very kind. Easy to book and great communication the whole time from the company and the guide.

Booking with Nattrip was one of the best decisions we made during our recent trip to Brazil. We were coming from the United States and wanted to backpack Petropolis to Teresopolis. Communication with Nattrip was straightforward, efficient, informative, and in fluent English. I paid for the entire trip upfront via a link provided with credit card. Nattrip was able to organize gear rentals for us -- tents, sleeping bag, sleeping pads, and a hiking backpack -- so we didn't have to bring so much gear from the United States. Our guides were Luiz and Leo. Luiz was fluent in English, extremely knowledgeable about the flora and fauna along the trail, and very competent. His passion for nature was contagious. I left the hike with a renewed appreciation for the Atlantic rainforest. Leo was compassionate and emotionally intelligent; he sensed when my friends' fear of heights was starting to climb and would offer a hand on a difficult scramble. Luiz and Leo carried the food for our meals -- breakfast/dinner were always delicious (especially by camp food standards) and lunch was sandwiches with salami/cheese/peanut butter. Luiz sent us the menu prior to the hike and was able to make small adjustments for us. As for the hike, we hiked in the second to last week of March. It was rainy, but not beyond enjoyment. The first day of the hike involves a lot of ascent, but the trail is nontechnical. The second day of the hike involves primarily scrambling, both ascent and descent, and involves three technical sections, including the use of ropes and harnesses. The third day is a lot of downhill. The views were gorgeous and we had a great time!