As a travel agency, Terra Andina aims to provide authentic trips to places that not only cannot be missed but also off the beaten track, not overrun by other visitors. There are a thousand ways to design a trip, depending on what you are looking for: whether it be discovering culture, relaxing, in search of adventures or to satiate your passion for fauna, fine art etc.

«A la carte » trips, specifically designed itineraries to create make your dream a reality, is what best defines our practice. Our aim is to offer you a trip that completely immerses you in the experience, so you never have the feeling of witnessing something that has «already been seen or already been done». No photograph collection can give you the same satisfaction as the live images and experiences that remain in your memory for the rest of your life.

« The world is like a long book, and those who travel read many of its pages ».

The places that we visit are only on loan to us. We are privileged to experience other civilisations and other ways of living and thinking, but we must remember that these cultures are not our own. When travelling, we must be conscious that the people who receive us must be able to maintain their identity and live in harmony in their own natural environment. This respect also extends to those with whom we are in daily contact who furnish their services including their salaries. Our policy is to pay a fair price for the services we request, to fairly compensate the high quality of the work we require. This makes tourism a positive act. Some people speak today of eco-tourism, or of « fair tourism ». We simply try to show respect and act with good common sense in our work.

We will continue to consider ourselves as « dream merchants ». If you help us understand your dream, our job is to look within the knowledge of each place which we constantly renew, and the reality of your dream, to offer you the best program possible. Besides tourism, our team works for specialized magazines, tourist guides, European Audio Visual production undertakings, which frequently enable us to « dip » into many sources, feeding in turn the content of our itineraries..

Pierre Boyer, Fabrice Pawlak and Nicolas Blanquet