With an intense passion for Nature and developing community, Deborah Stephenslived in the Northwest for most of her life, before settling in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In between, she lived in La Paz, Mexico, and Maun, Botswana.
She’s travelled all over southern Africa, New Zealand, Thailand, Europe, and Britain, and spent many years exploring remote parts of Baja with some off-the-beaten-path explorers. She studied Huna (H’oponopono) in Hawaii, is a Reiki Master, and is one of the only white people to be allowed to go through traditional initiation as a Zulu healer in southern Africa.

Adriano Ceccarelli was born in 1963 in Rome. He lived in the Eternal City for 51 years, working as security devices developer. On board his Toyota KDJ95, his profound passion for travelling drove him to Africa, Eastern Europe and Asia. In 2014, after several trips to Baja California Sur, he finally decided to move there with his family. As an expert of GPS and off-road travels, he rode throughout Baja peninsula, discovering a countless amount of amazing lost paradises.

A vegetarian and a convinced animalist, Laura Luciani loves all the beauty of living creatures, animals and plants. Dragged almost to force in Baja California, she fell in love with her colors and her wonderful nature. She loves taking care of his cats, reading essays, gardening and restoring and painting old furniture to bring them back to life. But above all, he loves discovering new paradises hidden around every corner of this part of the planet. It follows the Italian market, and will succeed in designing the best possible trip for you in this wonderful territory.

Joanie Ellis, environmental sociologist and millennial, has quickly become passionate about Baja California Sur. After graduating with two degrees in Environmental Sociology and Spanish Language, Literature, and Culture, she decided to move her life to La Paz to immerse herself in her favorite culture.  With an extensive background in caring for individuals with disabilities, she tries to include them in her daily life here in the Baja by doing volunteer work to support this population. She has been living in La Paz since the end of 2016 and does not plan to leave anytime soon! Her passion for this culture, the people, the land and the language grows more and more every day.

Meagan Frisby is originally from Chicago and has been in Baja for over 15 years.  She loves the active beach lifestyle that La Paz offers. On any sunny day you can find her boating, SUPing, or snorkeling in our beautiful bays. Her passions also include yoga, Crossfit, music and travel. She is a wife, mother and advocate for healthy, clean lifestyles and natural remedies. She also makes homemade serums, potions and kombucha. She has spent many years volunteering in less fortunate communities in Los Cabos through various organizations and churches. Meagan has traveled Mexico extensively and has a great love for the culture, language and people.

Elena Tamburin is characterized by a strong passion for animals, nature and outdoor, particularly the sea and its occupants. She lived in Italy, in Turin and then in Ancona, moving across cities to follow her passions. Those passions brought her to visit almost all the Europe and then in Mexico to study her favorite animals: the sharks. At the moment, she is developing a research project during her PhD studying the baby sharks. During her research work and to collect her samples, she visited and explored a lot of remote areas of Baja California. More than a scientist and love to spend her time in a boat sailing the sea, she is a scuba-diver and she did horse-riding since she was a child. She loves to travel and explore new places, the habits and traditions of the different local people and cultures. She is following the Spanish market.

Gilberto Hernandez (Gil) was born in Mexico City, but moved to La Paz in 2003. Here he meets his wife Ana and with her creates a new family, cheered by the arrival of the beautiful little Sara (affectionately called Ninja). Expert in software systems for smartphones, has embarked on this new adventure with a lot of enthusiasm and commitment. He deals with Logistics and travel services. His smile and his good mood are contagious and solving problems is his hobby.

Lupo, a beautiful white shepherd, his arrival in Baja California is mysterious, he was adopted by La Paz in 2016. He loves chasing every living being, especially on the beaches of Baja California. His mission is to make all guests in remote camps safely sleep.