Meet the Last Frontiers team

Edward spent three years at Oxford playing his trumpet and learning to punt in a straight line (a useful skill for South American river travel). He then farmed for 10 years in South America (based in the Venezuelan Llanos, Orinoco Delta, Morrocoy and Valencia; in Brazil he ran a 50,000 acre farm in São Paulo state with lots of cattle, sugar cane, soya, maize and anacondas) and Argentina is full of his cousins.

After various jobs working and travelling around the world Sue started her travel career with 6 years at Trailfinders before joining Last Frontiers in 2001. Highlights of her numerous recce trips since then have included riding in Chile, Uruguay, Ecuador and Argentina. As a wildlife enthusiast an amazing 'Classic Antarctica' cruise was hard to beat and two further cruises around the Galapagos have not been too arduous! Brazil's Pantanal, Guyana and hiking in Peru have also been top trips.

Lizzy’s love affair with Latin America began with the time she spent volunteering in Mexico. Add to the mix a degree in Spanish and Latin American studies and a sixth month trip backpacking around South America and her passion for the region was heightened.
Lizzy works on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Elliot’s fascination with Latin America began with his Spanish studies 10 years ago, and he has spent the years since taking any and every opportunity to spend time in the region, including a stint at university in Buenos Aires where he survived the lockdown drinking fernet (an Argentine classic) and perfecting his steak-cooking skills. His travels have taken him on a series of trips all over Latin America, ranging from highly organised country tours to decidedly unorganised hitchhiking adventures.