We are always developing new programs, checking out new hiking routes, reviewing new accommodation options, so please visit often see what new programs and itineraries are coming up! If you wish to be alerted about upcoming trips, sign up on our e-mail list! Currently, we are really working hard to develop more social and community tourist projects. Visit often to see what’s new!

Our professional programs are designed for the medical professional who is looking for a continuing education vacation. Currently we run the Relief Medic program in collaboration with Landmark Learning and CEMOPLAF, which was originally designed for EMTs, paramedics and Wilderness EMTs. Relief Medic is also one of the few medical programs that allow laymen who have little medical experience to be trained and participate in these medical outreach clinics.

MedCore
The first MedCore program prototype is slated to run in late 2008. This itinerary is designed for specialist doctors to work in outreach clinics with CEMOPLAF. If you are interested in finding out more information, email info@coreexpeditions.com.

VetCore
This program is designed for the veterinarian. Part of the medical care given through CEMOPLAF includes providing care for the community’s domesticated animals. CEMOPLAF views health care in a holistic manner that includes the well-being of these community food resources. Healthy livestock plays a vital role in the well-being of the indigenous communities located in these rural Andean regions. This program is still on paper, but any suggestions are most welcome. Email us at info@coreexpeditions.com

ProCore
This program is still on paper as well. It is a special program for engineers who wish to give back by donating their minds, hearts and expertise to local communities on special projects. Think Engineers without Borders.

La Condamine History Tour with Bob Whitaker.
One of our most fascinating trips we customized was for award winning writer Robert Whitaker, who published The Mapmaker’s Wife. We are working on a special itinerary with Bob as our special guest guide along with other local experts in Ecuador. The program will retrace the steps of La Condamine and the Geodessic Mission. 

In the fall of 2002, I needed to travel more than 150 miles along a little-known river in a remote part of the Ecuadorian rainforest. I approached several guides, but only one, Cary Kanoy of Core Expeditions, was willing to take on the challenge. The two-week trek, in which we traveled by dugout canoe, went off without a hitch. It was memorable in all the ways I could have hoped, and most amazing of all, even in the deepest recesses of the jungle, we ate well every night.
- Robert Whitaker, Author, The Mapmaker’s Wife, Cambridge, MA