Far and Away AdventuresImagine the rhythmic pull of a canoe paddle, each stroke slicing through glassy, calm water... the sight of a small, Costa Rican farm, its green pasture and sheep neatly hemmed by an ancient stone wall... the smell of wood smoke from a campfire not strong enough to dim the sea of stars overhead... the quickening of your heart as your raft approaches a furious whitewater rapid.
Your vacation should be about opportunities. At Far and Away Adventures, you have the opportunity to engage all your senses, challenge yourself physically, or simply relax and reflect away from the maddening crowds. Every trip offers flexibility tailored to fit your individual personality.
On a Far and Away wilderness river trip, you may choose to work in concert with a team of friends as you navigate chaotic rapids in a paddleboat. Perhaps you'd prefer to fish from an oar boat as an expert guide positions you perfectly to place your fly and pause for the strike that's sure to follow.
In Costa Rica farm, you might nap on the beach next to your sea kayak listening to the lullaby of the surf. Or you can venture into the tropical forest, armed only with a camera in search of birds so colorful they look hand painted.
For more than 25 years from our Sun Valley base camp in Idaho's Northern Rockies, we've custom designed every trip according to each client's desires. No cookie cutters here! Perhaps as important, on every trip our professional guides custom design each day. This level of flexibility and service, coupled with guides who are professional, genuine, and fun, distinguishes us in the adventure travel business.
Choose a trip with Far and Away, and we'll offer you a world of opportunities and unforgettable memories.
Age Range, Type of GroupWe invite all types of groups. Children are also welcome!
Accomodation and MealsDepends on the trip.
Mailing AdressFar and Away Adventures
Middle Fork River Company
P.O. Box 54,
Sun Valley, Idaho 83353
Phone: (800) 232-8588
Fax:(208) 726-2288
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