Born in San Carlos de Bariloche and a third-generation member of a family deeply rooted in Patagonia, I grew up immersed in the mountains, lakes, and rural life of the region. My family’s history is closely tied to its development: my great-grandfather, a Spanish immigrant and former miner, dedicated himself to clearing mountain trails at a time when travel was only possible on horseback. My grandfather continued that connection to the land as a logger and cattle rancher, an activity my father also pursued. During that time, my grandparents established an inn that operated for many years and which, today, with nearly 100 years of history, still stands. Building on this foundation, I was trained from a young age in farm work, shaping a deep and authentic understanding of the region.

The transition to tourism took place gradually alongside my father and my family, building on traditional activities such as livestock farming and logging. Over time, this evolution led to nature-based experiences, including horseback riding, rafting, and later hunting, thus marking the beginning of my journey in adventure tourism. I have been skiing since the age of three and working as an instructor since sixteen. That early connection to the mountains led me into the backcountry at a young age, where I have since developed over a decade of dedicated experience supported by the proper equipment, training, and technical knowledge.

I have international skiing experience across both North America and Europe. In the United States, I spent five seasons skiing in Colorado and Utah, gaining extensive experience at resorts as well as in backcountry terrain. Earlier in my career, I also completed a season in Austria and Germany, where I developed a strong foundation as a young skier.

My experience in Patagonia encompasses both the Bariloche region and the southern reaches, including skiing on volcanoes in Chile and Argentina, as well as completing numerous traverses across varied terrain and conditions. Over the course of my career, I have developed a strong foundation in multidisciplinary expeditions, integrating backcountry skiing, multi-day mountain travel, horseback treks, kayaking journeys, and trekking across diverse environments. These disciplines have gradually come together into a cohesive approach that connects mountains, lakes, and varied landscapes into fully integrated expedition experiences. Complementing this, my connection to this environment extends to the water: with more than a decade of experience, I serve as captain of my own vessel, incorporating navigation as a central and defining element of these journeys.

I currently lead NHS Expeditions, a project focused on navigation, backcountry skiing, trekking, and exploration in remote environments. Each expedition is designed and executed with a professional, structured approach, integrating logistics, safety, and risk management in line with the demands of complex natural settings. I bring formal training in first aid and avalanche safety, reinforced by years of hands-on mountain experience that have shaped my decision-making and response in real-world conditions. As a Trip Leader, I oversee every stage of the experience, from planning through on-the-ground leadership, guiding groups in environments where sound judgment is essential. I work comfortably with international clients, speaking English and German fluently and Portuguese at a working level. My approach is grounded in delivering authentic, well-managed experiences that are strongly connected to the natural environment.