PHOTO OF THE MONTH:

Photo gallery of pictures from our ACTIVE NEW ZEALAND adventure vacation
Condor Nov 2008
2009 PHOTO COMPETITION WINNER! Congratulations to Joni Porter, whose stunning shot of Torres del Paine beat out 1100 others for an Icebreaker top and $200 off her next trip.

MEET OUR GUIDES:

ACTIVE NEW ZEALAND adventure travel guide
Yohn Grajeda
"Yohn was awesome. He was a great guide, an excellent teacher, and I will consider him a friend. "
Adam Gall (San Francisco,California,United States) Jul 2009 Jaguar
"Overall, the trip was very well organized but also very flexible. This is critical when you have small children. There was no comparison between ACTIVE SOUTH AMERICA and other trips we have taken. We wish they all could have been as impressive. This trip will change the way you look at life! You will not find a better company, guides, food and activities anywhere else."

Jonathan Stopay (Ontario, Canada) Mar 2009 Capybara Family

South America adventure guiding jobs
Thank you for your interest in a trip leading position with ACTIVE SOUTH AMERICA!

Here is a copy of our official Application for Employment, along with a job description:

Employment Application

Job Description - Trip Leader

Fax, email or post me the application form, along with a copy of your CV/resume (if you haven't already sent one) and a cover letter IN SPANISH that tells me why you should work for us! (By the way, we don't expect your written expression to be perfect in both Spanish and English - we just need to make sure you can get around in both!)

ACTIVE SOUTH AMERICA guides work in Peru, Ecuador, Chile and Costa Rica - mostly Peru. New guides will generally be based in Peru and leading only Jaguar trips for at least their first season.

As well as fluent English, guides need to speak FLUENT Spanish, OR have conversational level Spanish AND substantial tourism experience or training. Applications from non-Spanish speakers will not be considered.

We will hold your application on file until we start preparing for our next intake - generally around August and April - at which time we will contact you to arrange a phone interview, or to let you know that your application has been unsuccessful.

If you happen to be in New Zealand or South America between now and then, drop me a line to let me know, as we prefer to conduct in-person interviews wherever possible, and NZ and South America are where we hang out!

I look forward to hearing from you!

Pablo Perez
Operations Manager