Our Team

Juan Aguirre Gomez

HARRY CAVERO:

Was born in the village of Calca at the state of Cusco – Peru, right in the center of the so called sacred valley of the incas in the year of 1980. he began hiking the inca trail and exploring the vilcabamba region when he was just seven years old. living along whit his mother anthropology and professor from the university of cusco while she was working for a ngo and teaching history and traveled extensively through the mountains and villages of the cloud forest area of cusco. in the year of 1987 his entire family was forced to move to the city of cusco due to the hard time that peru was going throughout however his mother remains in the area of the cloud forest teaching in vilcabamba near macchu pichu. that is the way he developed his love and passion for the andean civilization. At age of 13th he began to work as an assistant guide, during his summer vacations for a senior guide who put him into the life of the tourism, which is the way he began to be immersed in the native legend of the andes. helping to develop the passion for his culture that is so eloquently expressed in his guiding.

whit a degree in economy science from the university of san antonio abad del cusco and phd on public health care from the minnesota technical school of the u.s.a.( 2011 ) , an official certification and licenses of the polytechnic guide´s school of the city of cusco, a certification of volunteering in the rain forest ( manu national park ) supported by a foundation call tres mundos ( by the danisnh – norigian foundation for a better life in the andes ), for six months as an interpreter and tour leader in the year of 2000 and after almost 13 year leading groups in the south part of peru and occasionally to the amazon.

harry had been working as tour licensed guide since may 2001 and currently training volunteers since 2009 for the ngo “for a better life in the andes – tres mundos” he had been working.

traveling to holland ,denmark and norway the last past summers ( 2008, 2009 and 2010 ), and the winter of 2010 to the usa working for the same ngo in order to be teach for the next project that works whit indigenous poor andean families doing social projects in order to improve their way of living building properly toilet and kitchens.

next year 2011 he was part of “the mayan change” as leader volunteer name of the project at guatemala where he spent the whole month, supported by the same organization he had been working and volunteering for a while every summer.

as a matter of fact those countries are where he has renewed his first wilderness aid international certification.

This is the great opportunity which gave him the experience to work on a public health care development project in the native communities of Guatemala , Belize and Honduras where he was able to look for similarities whit his native culture and the great Mayan society He might literally leave to the E.E. U.U. this year around August to the state of Minnesota for training in a wilderness program at the Minnesota University.

ALY AMAUT:

Having worked as a freelance tour guide and tour leader for over 10 years I have great experience, enthusiasm and confidence in leading sightseeing and outdoor hikes throughout Peru.

I have achieved success in my career as a tour guide and have received many positive testimonials. I am an honest and straightforward person who has excellent verbal communication skills.

I am interested in my heritage and culture especially, the Andean religion. This influences the way I work and live my life. I like being able to introduce my tourists to the Andean ideology and Pachamama and the cultures of the Andean people.

• Photography: I am an amateur photographer and I use this skill to take photos of the beautiful scenery on my tours.
• Ecology: I am a keen bird watcher and this helps me provide information to my tourists on the fauna of the Andes.
• Languages: I speak fluent English. I’m always improving my vocabulary, with the help of tourists from all over the English speaking world. German – Basic level. Quechua – Fluent.
• Interpersonal Skills: My work as a Tour Guide has enhanced my interactions with people from different countries with different backgrounds. I can bring out the best in people and make a group of strangers act as a team.