Wife, Mother, Creation Appreciator

My name is Ornella Curry, born and raised in the Philippines, and I moved to the U.S. in 2011 to begin my family life. From a young age, I knew I wasn’t meant to stay in one place—I’ve always sought new and beautiful experiences.

I am fluent in both English and Tagalog, and I hold a degree in Psychology. With nearly 20 years of experience as an HR professional, I have had the privilege of serving diverse clients across different industries. My work has fueled my curiosity about people and cultures around the world, inspiring my passion for travel. I believe in the transformative power of exploring new places—it’s more than just a physical journey; it enriches us emotionally and mentally as well.

Being married to a talented chef has also given me the opportunity to dive into the culinary world. Together, we run a family-owned catering business, where we create memorable experiences through food and service. We’re blessed with three wonderful children who motivate us to work hard and embrace life’s adventures to the fullest.

Want a different sort of adventure with your friends or family. A guided trip into the wilderness is an excellent way to bond with friend or have a memorable time with your family. I’ll adapt the trip program to your group’s individual needs, ages, etc. 

All of my tours involve some degree of walking, but if you’d like a bit more activity, I’m happy to accommodate. In addition to full day or overnight canoe trips, you can also choose a full day off-road biking tour, mountain climbing, and rappelling. Let me know what interests you.  

Grab your camera or your sketchbook and charcoals, because there are so many highlights on one of these tours, you’ll want to capture them all. From deserted paper mills to highest local peaks, from ice carved caves to ancient trees, enjoy the very best sites in the region. 

If you have something in mind that isn’t described in these pages, just let me know, and I’ll do my best to accommodate. I can adjust for physical limitations or time restraints, or arrange for an extra canoe or two if you’re part of a larger group.