About Us
The Story Behind Remote Frontiers
Remote Frontiers
About Us
Based in Germany and rooted in Chile, Remote Frontiers was created from more than a decade of experience working in travel with tour operators, hotels, local partners, and designing high-end bespoke journeys.
From coastlines and mountain regions to remote islands and national parks, this travel brand is focused on sharing practical, on-the-ground knowledge and journey ideas that connect travelers with trusted local specialists who know their destinations well.
It is for travelers interested in a deeper connection with nature, unique stays, and journeys that combine outdoor exploration with comfort and a strong sense of place.
The Founder
Joaquín Bruna
Travel Design, Marketing & Photography
I’m Joaquín Bruna, a marketing professional and travel designer with an entrepreneurial background in bespoke travel.
Originally from Chile and currently based in Germany, I grew up at the foot of the Andes, where I spent countless weekends hiking and cycling in the mountains, and where my connection with exploration first began.
That passion eventually led me to join Ecochile Travel, where I spent a decade helping build one of Chile’s leading specialists in tailor-made journeys across Chile and Argentina.
For more than a decade, I guided countless groups and designed bespoke itineraries—from the Atacama Desert and Easter Island to Patagonia and the fjords of the far south. I worked closely with travelers, hotels, local partners, and people on the ground, developing a deep understanding of what meaningful travel really means.
Remote state of mind
A strong place of sense
Remote Frontiers explores destinations shaped by wilderness, culture, and a strong sense of place.
By sense of place, I mean what I call a remote state of mind—a way of travelling that encourages exploration, self-reflection, and testing your limits, while creating a genuine connection with a place.
Today, we are constantly exposed to outside noise and digital distractions. Finding a remote state of mind has therefore become increasingly important for our wellbeing. And it does not always require crossing the world to explore the unknown. Sometimes, it begins by recognising the places, experiences, and conditions around us that allow us to disconnect, explore, and reconnect.