Captivating Brazil

Day 1 - USA/Rio de Janeiro
Arrive in Rio de Janeiro and transfer to your hotel. (Luxor Copacabana Hotel / Rio International Hotel)

Day 2 - Rio de Janeiro
A morning tour visits Corcovado Mountain. A short train ride takes you through Tijuca Forest and to the base of giant Christ the Redeemer statue, where you have a panoramic view of the entire city and beaches. In the afternoon, drive past Copacabana and Ipanema, two of the world's most famous beaches. Take a cable car ride up Sugar Loaf Mountain. Return to hotel via Flamingo Park and downtown. Evening, enjoy a samba presentation and dinner. (B/D)

Day 3 - Rio de Janeiro
A full day at leisure to explore the beaches and bars of this wonderful, vibrant city, famous for its sense of rhythm and fun. (B)

Day 4 - Rio de Janeiro/Iguazu
Transfer to the airport for flight to Iguazu Falls. In the afternoon enjoy Iguazu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site and home to one of the world's largest and most impressive waterfalls, extending over some 2,700 meters. From the Brazilian side, walk beside the thundering cascades of Devil's Throat. (Rafain Palace Hotel/ Bourbon Cataratas Hotel) (B)

Day 5 - Iguazu
Morning tour across the border to view the falls from the Argentinean side. Here, walkways take you to the very top of the falls, where you experience their might from above. Optional guided walk amongst the dense undergrowth, teeming with butterflies and hummingbirds, is also available. (B)

Day 6 - Iguazu/Salvador
Transfer to airport for your flight to Salvador, on the Atlantic coast. On arrival transfer to hotel. (Vila Gale Hotel/Pestana Bahia Hotel) (B)

Day 7 - Salvador
Settle into the gentle pace of this part of Brazil's coastline, relaxing on the beach, swimming in the cool waters and enjoying freshly cooked local fish. Visit the city of Salvador, one of Brazil's most historic towns, with a wealth of colonial architecture and African culture. (B)

Day 8 - Salvador/USA
Transfer to Salvador for flight to the USA. (B)

Finca San Antonio

"Finca San Antonio" is a 4 bedroom villa for the very discerning. The property is a beautiful woodland finca Situated within the "Montgo" National Park on the peninsular overlooking Javea Port. The finca has an excellent pool and although located in a rural environment it is only a few minutes drive to central Javea and the main Arenal beach!!

"Finca San Antonio" is a beautiful woodland finca located close to the sea and within the 2000 hectares Montgo National Park area of Javea. There are many woodland and clifftop walks which are clearly marked and trails straight from the door, even a mountain to climb, with spectacular views from the sumit. The winter climate is ideal while springtime is also very beautiful in this area with many species of wild flowers not to be found elsewhere.

The property is rented out by its owners from April until October as a 4 bedroom villa. During the October to March period, the owners are on site and they operate the property as bed & breakfast accommodation.

The villa sleeps up to 8 people including 2 double en suite bedrooms, one of which has a balcony leading to gardens and pool area. There is also one twin room using the family bathroom and a further double sofa bed in a seperate room with its own entrance and sharing a family bathroom. The villa also has a well equipped modern kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher and fridge/ freezer plus two separate lounges - a summer lounge naya with sky TV, sofas etc and a smaller lounge which has a sofa bed and CD music player, with access to pool area. To complete the accommodation, there is a dining room and a family bathroom which also houses laundry area with washing machine and ironing facilities.

To the outside of the property there is the poolside open naya with gas barbecue. This area is often used for summer outside dining and entertaining. There is also a fabulous private swimming pool, sun loungers, large gardens with fruit trees and entertainment areas including the bedroom balcony.

The villa is available to rent from April 1st -September 30th but "The Hideaway" is also open for bed and breakfast bookings during the winter months. Guest doubles with en suites, good food. (Dinner if required at reasonable prices inc. wine.). There is also a huge Jacuzzi hot tub (Temp 38 degrees).(available for b&b only). This property is therefore an ideal base for walking, climbing, golfing, house hunting or just a lazy pampered winter break including a healthy breakfast and all for just 75 euros per room per night!!

Property amenities
- Bedroom 1: Double with en suite, patio doors leading to balcony and garden;
- Bedroom 2: Double with en suite;
- Bedroom 3: Twin beds using family bathroom;
- Sofa bed double: seperate room with own entrance using family bathroom.
- Summer lounge naya with satalite TV and comfortable chairs;
- Second lounge with CD Player and sofa bed with Patio doors leading to: Poolside naya with Barbecue, adjoining casita with family bathroom, laundry room and summer kitchen;
- Dining room: modern kitchen with Oven, grill, hob, microwave, dishwasher, Fridge/freezer, toaster, electric kettle etc;
- Private swimming pool;
- Patios and sun beds.
- Garden dining tables and chairs. Gardens including lawned areas with fruit trees;
- The whole property is surrounded by a perimeter wall which in turn is surrounded by woodland.

Nearby attractions and activities
There are many forest trails and clifftop walks from the property and even a mountain to climb. Five minutes away is the lively fishing port of Javea with excellent restaurants, bars and shops and a promenade. There is a marina and a beach close by. Also, there are several naturist beaches in Javea and an excellent golf course 6 km away. From the port you may take a boat trip to Denia, 45 min. away are the attractions of Benidorm with water parks, and Terra Mitica (Spain’s answer to Disney).

Location
Located midway between Valencia and Alicante

Policy
- Booking deposit 25%;
- Damage deposit £200
- Balance 1 month prior to holiday;
- No smoking within finca;
- No pets;
- Children welcome;
- Check in 4 PM, check out 10 AM, check in Day Saturday;
- Minimum period 1 week.

Packages
We offer a meet and greet service and arrival packages, cot hire etc. please enquire. Families are welcome.

Notes:
Available weekly only April - end of September;
Prices from low season £610 per week to high season £995;
From October 1st bed and breakfast is available at 70 euros per night.

Finca Rustica

The hideaway, a woodland paradise on the Northern Costa Blanca in Spain is available for clothes optional bed and breakfast from October till Mid April. For the summer months it is available for rental for up to eight. Nestling in the Montgo National park The Hideaway provides a haven of peace and tranquility without isolation. Within 5 minutes you can be in a bustling fishing port with excellent restaurants, bars, and a promenade. There is also a marina and a secluded beach. B&B for Fitness breaks. For autumn/winter enjoy our hot tub spa, garden gymnasium, swimming pool, boules and forest and clifftop walks direct from the finca.

Or simply enjoy a little winter sun and just laze by the pool. All rooms are en suite and have tea/coffee making facilities. Featured Recently In "A Place In The Sun" July Edition

Property amenities
- Rooms are double with en suites. Prices are for 2 sharing double room with breakfast;
- Cuisine is excellent and evening meals are available on request;
- There is a large jacuzzi hot tub and pool, boules, gymnasium equipment;
- Wireless LAN interner connection and Satelite TV;
- In winter there are log fires in the lounge area;
- Free Tea and coffee.

Nearby attractions and activities
- From the finca there are clifftop and forest trails and even a mountain to climb;
- There are several naturist beaches close;
- Watersports;
- Boat trips;
- Golf.

Location
There are many fiestas locally year round. Join our special Spring House party which includes the local "Night of fire fiesta" March 19th

Policy
- Balance due 1 month prior to holiday date;
- Booking deposit 25%;
- No smoking inside the finca;
- Regret no pets.

Packages
You can arrange an all inclusive. We will look after you from the moment of your arrival with airport collection and return. You can also take additional meals at the finca. Or be entirely independent by hiring a car locally to see the sights. The choice is yours we are extremely flexible to make your holiday an enjoyable experience. Or make your stay part of your tour of Spain, minimum stay is just 1 night.

Notes:
Price is per room per night double occupancy including breakfast

Cortijo Loma Sala

Cortijo Loma Sala is a large four bedroom restored property in a secluded and tranquil location, just fifteen minutes drive from the coast. There are three large bedrooms, one with a queen size bed, the other two have twin beds and a further smaller bedroom which also has twin beds. All are fully equipped with comfortable beds, wardrobe and chest of drawers and each have large windows giving wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. Also available for extra sleeping are two sofa beds, which open into doubles, plus two single roll out beds which can easily be accommodated in any of the bedrooms, terrace room or reception rooms.

There are two large bathrooms and one shower room, the bathrooms have over bath shower and bidet as well as wash basins and toilets. The shower room, with walk in shower, has washbasin and toilet.

All sleeping accommodation is separate from the reception rooms, which are one big sitting room and the other a very large open plan, kitchen, dining and sitting area. There is a large television with satellite channels and Spanish television channels. There is also a D.V.D. player and C.D. player, and a second television and D.V.D. player in one of the bedrooms. Guests wishing to connect their laptops to the internet can now take advantage of a recently installed broadband connection at no extra charge.

The kitchen is fully equipped with full size gas hob, electric oven, microwave, large double sink, large fridge freezer and a dishwasher. Pure filtered drinking water is on tap. To make your holiday even easier a fully equipped laundry room is also at your disposal with a large American style washing machine and tumble dryer. Also included are supplies of dishwasher and washing powder, loo rolls and soap.

Maid service is available once a week to clean as well as change linen and towels.

For the chillier evenings in the winter months there is a wood burning stove with plenty of wood provided. The large south facing garden is extensively planted and has patio areas around the kidney shaped pool/Jacuzzi, barbecue and the house itself, plus plenty of garden furniture. A large roof terrace provides another opportunity for very private and sheltered sun bathing. To the north of the house there is a large landscaped area with plenty of room to park cars. The whole property enjoys panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and overlooks a dry river bed, whilst retaining its privacy and seclusion.

Property amenities
The kitchen is fully equipped with full size gas hob, electric oven, microwave, large double sink, large fridge freezer and a dishwasher. Pure filtered drinking water is on tap. To make your holiday even easier a fully equipped laundry room is also at your disposal with a large American style washing machine and tumble dryer. Also included are supplies of dishwasher and washing powder, loo rolls and soap.
Maid service is available once a week to clean as well as change linen and towels. For the chillier evenings in the winter months there is a wood burning stove with plenty of wood provided.

Nearby attractions and activities
- Mojacar,
- Almeria,
- To many lovely beaches to list.

Location
Near the edge of Almeria province, approx 8 km from the coastal fishing village of Villaricos. Less than an hours drive from Almeria airport ,about an hour from Murcia & approx 2 hours from Alicante.

Policy
- Booking minimum of 1 week,
- Deposit 25%, Balance 8weeks before arrival
- Discounts available.

Packages
Welcome Pack supplied if required... State at time of booking.
Hire Car essential

Notes:
Deposit of 25%secures booking

Casa Rio Vera

Welcome to M13710 we are located in the Southern region of Spain, here we would like to offer you a chance to relax & unwind in one of our self contained studio apartments set in 2 ½ acres of tranquil Spanish Countryside. Our grounds & mountain offer a unique chance to escape & explore "el Naturel" with many flat terraced areas for you to discover, sunbathe on or even call your own for your stay with us.

Longstanding naturists Simon and Maggy built M13710 (3 self equipped studio apartments) at the base of their Spanish mountain. Previously a 100 year old miner’s cottage with outbuildings they have kept things simple & hustle free. With all you should need & the use of their private pool. The sun’s out most days with only aprox 30 wet days a year. Car hire is essential, but the coast is just 5 mins away with a large naturist beach 10 mins along the coast. Stay for a weekend or 3 months but don’t forget no need to bring your swim suit.

Property amenities
* Simple but sufficient.
* All beding suplied, with only the need for your own beach towels & sun cream.
* Welcome pack on arrival (with 1 week booking or more) Basics available from owners store, but small super market 2km away. Hot spanish Sun available most days.....

Nearby attractions and activities
Attractions include Tha fishing villages of Villaricos & Garrucha ,The historic town of Mojacar a short drive away. Beaches, Beaches & more Beaches, Not forgetting The water park & Go-carts for those of you who can’t sit sill. Many typical Spanish markets & the large cosmopollitan city of Almeria just up the Autovilla. Oh & of corse the Sun & the large Naturist beach of Vera Playa.

Policy
£50 per week secures booking. With balance to be agreed on booking form & payed in cash on arrival (either £ sterling or Euros @ exchange rate of 1.4 /pound Fixed.
No Pets due to Owners cats & dogs.
Flexable check in’s & out’s unless high season, but pool area always available wih shower.
May not be suitable for young children, but please ask. Discount for long lets & group bookings.
No Cheques acceptesd less than 4 weeks before stay for deposit due to bank clearing, Late booking can be paid in cash in uk bank.
Deposits returned at owners descretion.

Notes:
Discounts available (piease ask for any offers)

Laki Uma Playa

Laki Uma Playa is an exclusively-gay nudist villa, located in a very large mainly straight but very gay-friendly nudist compound. The large nudist compound has a very large outdoor and heated indoor swimming pool, tennis court and beautiful gardens. It is located 200 meter from a three kilometers long white sand nudist beach. This being a totally nudist compound, nude is the normal dress code, but optional, except some common areas such as the swimming pools and the gardens around where nudity is mandatory.

The compound itself is situated in the Vera Playa Naturist Village, the largest naturist residential community in Europe with three kilometers of prime Mediterranean beach located in the warm dry climate of the Almanzora Valley in Andalusia, Southern Spain. It's a truly international location with more than 1000 naturist homes and numerous bars, restaurants, shops, most being naturist(friendly) and a four star naturist hotel.

Property amenities
One en-suite single bedroom, two double bedrooms with shared bathroom, kitchen, dining, balconies, garden, nudity mandatory and gay men only. Fully equipped kitchen, TV and DVD, covered parking.

Nearby attractions and activities
Close to Mojacar (the white hill top village), 200 mt from 3 km white sand nudist beach. Nude bars, restaurants, clubs, shops in the neighborhood.

Location
Located in Vera Playa Zona Naturista, Europe's biggest nude community.

Policy
Male gay nudists are the only customers in Laki Uma Playa. Payments done in advance by bank transfer. For more details contact us.

Notes:
July - August high season. Discounts for stays of three, seven days or more.

Wai-natur Naturist Holidays

Kick back in one of the sunniest places in New Zealand and relax at a new naturist homestay & camping in the Wairau Valley, 30kms west of Blenheim, the centre of one of New Zealand's top wine producing areas, through to the Rainbow Ski Fields and Nelson Lakes National Park. Enjoy the friendly camaraderie and hospitality of Kay and Brian at Wai-natur. Treat yourselves to bed & breakfast in their spacious homestay, hire one of their on-site vans or choose from sunny or shady campsites. Space to be yourselves. Numerous areas for a leisurely brunch or evening barbecue. Find a quiet area for sunning au naturel or enjoy the shade in Kay and Brian's gorgeous garden.

No crowds, no stress... and no dress code. Wai-natur? Why not!!!

Property amenities
Two guest rooms with sliding glass doors which open out to the garden: One room has a Queen size bed, the other Double with single. Both rooms have tea & coffee making facilities and refrigerator. Extra large guest bathroom, two separate guest toilets. Continental breakfast. Other meals may be provided. Camping among the garden and orchard with many sunny or shady sites. Powered and non-powered. Usual amenities for camping provided

Nearby attractions and activities
Next door is the Wairau Valley Tavern established and licenced in 1856 as an accommodation house, some 140 years ago, making it the oldest tavern still operating in Marlborough. Casual players are welcome at the Wairau Valley Golf Course within walking distance of Wai-natur. Leighvander Cottage offers all the delights of yesteryear, an olde worlde studio set amongst cottage gardens brimming with unique gift lines. I'm-a-Gunna-Farm, Sardines to Whales!, but currently farming Quinnett salmon and native freshwater crayfish, known as "Koura". Pack up a picnic and stroll along to the classic 1960's family farm Landsdowne Farm Park. At The Jeymar Soap Shop on the way home you will get the chance to see how their natural soap is made. Explore the remainder of the Art & Craft Trail; Revitalise on the Queen Charlotte Track and Wither Hills; Indulge in the Marlborough Wine Trail.

Location
37 kilometres west of Blenheim in Marlborough, South Island.

Policy
One nights deposit required for forward reservations, Cancel anytime before 24 hours of stay and your deposit will be refunded less a $10 booking fee per room; Cancellation policy: Cancel within the 24 hour period and full charge is applied unless we are able to sell your accommodation for the full period booked; Pets are allowed providing they have current vaccination and are on a leash; Children of any age are welcome.

Notes:
Camping sites are NZD28 for two persons; Bed & breakfast NZD145.00 double, NZD95.00 single

Rainforest Retreat - Two-Bedroom Canopy Suites

One of the former family homes has been transformed into two stunning guest units. The two units are simply referred to as 'Vince' and 'Lona' who, as second-generation family members, raised their ten children in the house and contributed so much to the guesthouse for over 40 years.

Each unit has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate living room and two way fireplace. The large decks, complete with private spa bath, look out onto the rugged McPherson Ranges to the west and provide uninterrupted views of the most magical of sunsets.

Polished timber floors, cedar shutters and handcrafted Queensland Maple furniture complement the warmth and character of the building. A mini bar and stereo in the living area add the final touches.

The main bedroom of each boasts a spectacular king-size four poster bed and is fully ensuited. The bedroom also has direct access to the spa located on the outside deck. The second bedroom features a king size ensemble bed that can be transformed into two large single beds if required.

Property amenities
Lounge and Library: Our Log Fire Lounge Room and Library has a large open fireplace that beckons during the cooler weather. Grab something to read from the Library’s range of natural history and general reading books, and curl up in a comfy chair in front of the fire. For musical buffs there is a lovely baby grand piano to play while everyone sings along. Browse through the our Family Albums, past Visitors’ Books and remember to sign your name in them while you are here.

Games Room: The Games Room is equipped with a pool table and table tennis table, but is more importantly headquarters for the Scrub Club, our children’s activities club. You can also borrow board games from reception to enjoy in the games room.

Recreation Facilities: Energize yourself at the Pool and Spa area. Relax in our heated plunge pool, sauna or hot tub after your day’s adventures. There’s even a children’s wading pool, so the whole family can enjoy the spa area.

Location
Located high in the Hinterland between Brisbane and the Gold Coast in Southern Queensland.

Packages
While you are here, join our nature based or guided rainforest activities program, the Discovery Progam, to make the most of your experience. We have a wide range to choose from such as 4WD bus excursions, interpretive rainforest walks, adventure activities, nightly audio-visual presentations and documentaries, evening spotlighting walks and the ever-popular glow worm walks.

Rosie's Retreat B&B Unit

Our retreat is situated on 5 acres only 4kms from the beautiful seaside town of Wynyard. It offers a quiet getaway in peaceful, private surroundings but is still within easy commuting of some of Tasmania's great tourist spots such as Stanley, Cradle Mountain, Fossils Bluff, Table Cape and Boat Harbour Beach.

A hearty breakfast provision is provided to be enjoyed sitting on the balcony gazing across the paddocks to the tree lined gully while listening to the birds cherping or at the dining table with a blast from the past sounding out from the old LP records. Relax with a book or explore the Wynyard area on one of the many walking tracks, have a leisurely walk along the beach or take in the lovely setting of the Gutteridge Gardens.

Golf, scuba diving, scenic flights, fossil, hunting, penguin colony, vintage car display, art gallery and shopping can all be visited right here in Wynyard with no parking meters, little traffic and plenty of places to pull over and admire the view. Wynyard has an airport (Burnie/Wynyard) that is serviced by Melbourne flights several times a day and hire cars can be arranged at the airport before or when you land.

The climate in Tasmania offers all year round enjoyment with winter snows, summer heat and crisp spring and autumn days. An hour or twos drive gives you plenty of variety with rich farming areas to mountainous peaks, rugged oceans, enormous sand dunes and large lakes.

Tasmania is easy to get around with excellent highways expanding from one end of the island to the other, good sign posting and plenty of information centers. It has 4 main centers, Hobart in the south, Launceston in the North and Devonport and Burnie in the north-west. Give yourself plenty of time to explore what Tassy has to offer as it is very diverse with each region offering plenty to do and see.

Property amenities
One bedroom unit with fold out sofa bed in lounge for extras.

- Microwave,
- toaster,
- kettle,
- saucepans,
- hotplate,
- towels,
- linen,
- ironing board,
- laundry,
- clothes line,
- fax,
- BBQ,
- cot,
- highchair,
- fan,
- heater,
- alarm clock,
- radio,
- DVD player and DVDs,
- TV,
- record player,
- CD player,
- games,
- books,
- phone book,
- electric fry pan,
- hairdryer,
- undercover parking.

Nearby attractions and activities
- Wonders of Wynyard vintage car display
- Stanley a quaint fishing village stooped in history,
- Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake for the more adventurous hiker,
- scuba diving,
- golf,
- fossil hunting,
- walking tracks,
- Dismal Swamp and slide showcasing the dense rain forest,
- Boat Harbour Beach with it's pristine white sands,
- Table Cape and it's rich farming producing a glorious display of tulips in October,
- beach,
- scenic flights over sea and mountains,
- Creative paper with it's many life size figures crafted from paper,
- Pioneer Villiage displaying tools of yesteryear,
- Lactos and it's many varieties of cheese,
- Guide Falls and the Alpaca farm where garments can be purchased from the wool of the alpaca after a demonstration of the process to reach that point,
- Ainsleigh Gardens and tea rooms,
- Waratah and it's mining history just to name a few.

Location
Wynyard is situated on the NW coast of Tasmania 1 hours drive to Devonport, 2 hours drive to Lauceston and only 15 mins from Burnie all major cities in Tasmania.

Policy
A deposit is required that is non-refundable if cancellation is with-in 2 weeks of dates booked. Check in time is 2 pm and check out time is 10 am. A minimum stay of 2 nights is required and smoking is prohibited in the unit however there are pleasant outside areas set up for smokers. Children are welcome with a cot and highchair available on request(max 2). Pets are welcome but outside only we provide a secure yard and undercover area for sleeping.

Kaikea Bed and Breakfast

Located in a quiet street, short walk to beach, shops and transport. Secluded garden and clothes not required inside front door. Clothing optional policy is ideal for the shy or first timers. Rates include full breakfasts, tea/coffee complimentary at any time. ideal for complete relaxation and privacy.

We have developed our home into a comfortable Bed and Breakfast with two guest rooms available. One has a Queen bed and en suite, the other has a double bed with separate bathroom and toilet. We have a large guest lounge room with TV/Video/DVD available, a large covered patio, a full sized in-ground pool and a separate heated spa. A refrigerator and microwave oven are provided for guests use and tea/coffee is complimentary at any time. A relaxing massage can also be arranged.

We have Cairns City Council approval for our B&B which means we comply with all Safety and Public Liability requirements.

Property amenities
Two bedrooms each with private facilities, both have fans and air conditioning. Separate guest lounge with TV and VCR. Guest fridge and microwave provided. Barbecue available, alcohol and drinks may be purchased. Full size in-ground pool with separate heated spa. Free Email access. Visa and Master card accepted

Nearby attractions and activities
Short walk to Clifton Beach which links to Palm Cove with a 30 min walk. Handy to bus to Cairns and comprehensive shopping center with supermarket, liquor store, post office, chemist, hairdresser, doctor, restaurants and fast food outlet. We can make all tour and rental car bookings for you

Policy
Booking require one night deposit, prefer c/card. Cancellation policy, more than 7 days full refund of deposit, 6-1 days 50% refund, less than 24 hours no refund. Check in and out flexible to suit you needs. No smoking in rooms, no minimum stay, no pets please, children OK

Indochina Sail

We own the most modern and luxury bedrooms among the tourism companies at Ha Long Bay. All the rooms are furnished in a traditional way, getting the best out of natural resources like wood, bamboo. If “Trac” wood – a rare, valuable and solid kind of wood is used to make the cover of the ship that represent its high class, all the inners are made by “Huong wood”.

According to interior designing experts, apart from the impressed color, “Huong” wood has special odors that represent its high class and the unique character of Indochina sails. Indochina sails also takes full advantage of granite stones from Thanh Hoa which are warm in the winter and cool in summer, and the sanitation devices from Japan, massage shower, big bathtub… to help customers feel comfortable. Moreover, you can find the small personal things like toothbrushes, razors, soap and sun cream in the summer.

To meet the requirements of deluxe, charming and cozy criterion, all the designs and decoration in the bedrooms are well-designed even with little details like color, patterns of the drapes, the odor of fresh flowers and of the wood inside the rooms, making the customers feel relaxed in a private space. Standard and Deluxe rooms are all furnished with 2 courteous double bedrooms and 2 single bedrooms

All rooms in Indochina sails are especially designed with big windows viewing the sea so that customers can view the whole admirable scene of Ha Long Bay from your own bedrooms.

Property amenities
Cabin Amenities:
- In-house phone
- Mini-bar
- Slipper, hairdryer
- Bathroom amenities
- Bathrobe
- Sprinkler System
- Smoke Detector
- Massage Shower (Deluxe cabins)

Included:
- Welcome Cocktail.
- Entrance and Sightseeing Fees.
- Luxury en-suite air-conditioned Cabins and Suites
- Vietnamese Buffet Lunch and Dinner
- International Breakfast Buffet
- Swimming Equipment
- Conference Equipment (Charter Cruises only)
- Onboard Insurance
- Tax and Service Charges

Excluded:
- Roundtrip Shuttle Bus Service By Indochina Sails from Hanoi
- Airfares, Transfers and Hotels
- Visa Arrangements
- Kayaking, Beauty Spa Services, Massage, Tai Chi
- Beverages
- Tips and Personal Expenses
- All other services not clearly mentioned above

Nearby attractions and activities
Swimming, snorkeling and kayaking in the crystal clear turquoise waters of Halong Bay are favored activities for the energetic. While morning Tai Chi on the sundeck offers a more meditative and uplifting start for the more contemplative. Adventure outings, tour excursions, cooking demonstrations and theme cruises are also available by prior arrangement.

Location
From Hanoi: It is about 170km from east of Hanoi and 70 km from north of Hai Phong city to Halong city and Halong bay.

Policy
Notes:
- Cruise Itinerary and Program may be subject at anytime without prior notice
- Advanced reservation is required by providing full passenger details in prescribed standard format, including Full Name, Date of Birth, Nationality, Passport Number, Visa Expiry Date etc.
- A valid passport is required upon check-in onboard.
- 25% surcharges apply for cruises on Christmas, New Year and Tet Holidays
- No additional charge for child <>

Arcadia

M13462, located in Shelton (Olympia) Washington is a romantic clothing optional getaway, nudist recreation private club resort and spa. Naturist, honeymooners, lovers, singles enjoy the au naturale country setting on a 4 acre estate with 4 romantically-appointed lodgings and large indoor hot tub, outdoor pool located strategically between Seattle, WA and Portland OR.

Property amenities
All lodgings include kitchen and barbecue access, TV and VCR and romantic ambiance of mirrored ceilings to canopy beds, crystal chandeliers, propane fireplaces. M13462’s park like setting amidst tall cedars also include outdoor swimming pool, indoor hot tub in large community lounge complete with surround sound stereo, TV and VCR, karaoke and dance floor for bi-monthly social events. 2 sunning greens for au naturale sunbathing, outdoor showers, RV and camping also available. Licensed massage therapist is on staff.

Nearby attractions and activities
Located at the junction of the Totten and Hammersley Inlets of Puget Sound for kayake enthusiasts.
* 30 minutes from Olympia, state capitol, WA, 45 minutes from Bremerton, 1 hour from Ocean Shores WA coast, 30 minutes from Hood Canal, 1 1/2 hours from Seattle Wa.

Little Creek Casino, Harstine Island State Park, Jarrell Cove State Park, Olympic National Park complete with mountains, rain forests, glaciers and rugged Pacific Coastline and the Quinault Rain Forests are nearby.

Location
Three hours from Portland. One and one half hours from Seattle.

Policy
A deposit guarantee of one nights deposit is required. Credit card guarantee will be accepted in writing. A 7 day cancellation prior to date of reservation will be required or deposit will be forfeited.

Mary’s Resor

At our Pet friendly resort you’ll feel as though you’re in a completely secluded oasis when you walk through the door. In reality, we are within one block of the New River and several blocks from Downtown Fort Lauderdale. We’re very close to Wilton Manors, the beaches, nightclubs and restaurants. Our Resort features four unique, Key West-style structures, each separated by tropical gardens with a central heated swimming pool and Jacuzzi. This extraordinary property has been completely renovated/restored in 2006/7 to become a first class, luxurious resort.

We offer nine rooms and suites. In our case, we believe bigger isn't better. Each room or suite is unique, from a single room to a two-bedroom cottage with full kitchen and Jacuzzi tub. In all cases, your room or suite offers private outdoor space.

All of our rooms and suites have you in mind. All have luxury linens and bath towels, high-speed wireless Internet access, iron & board, cable television, DVD player, cellular telephone with unlimited free calls within the US, AM/FM/CD clock radio, in-room safe, private outdoor space and more. The suites and cottage all feature kitchens and luxury bathrooms, some with a Jacuzzi tub. We provide Aveda™ products exclusively.

Property amenities
* Pet-friendly;
* tropical gardens;
* heated swimming pool;
* Jacuzzi;
* Sundeck;
* clothing optional pool area;
* FREE wireless Internet;
* affiliated certified massage therapists;
* flat screen LCD TV’s;
* DVD players in rooms.

Nearby attractions and activities
- Broward Center for the Performing Arts;
- Las Olas Riverfront;
- Riverwalk;
- Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art;
- Bonnet House Museum and Gardens;
- Hugh Taylor Birch State Recreation Area;
- Museum of Science & Discovery and Imax Theater;
- Water Taxi.

Location
Downtown, Historic Sail Boat Bend Neighborhood.

Policy
Rates are subject to change. High season rates apply during holidays (such as Memorial Day weekend, 4th of July weekend, Labor Day weekend and Columbus Day weekend) and special events. Five (5) night minimum stay required over Christmas and New Year. Please consult with our office when making a reservation. Planning on a visit of a week or more? Call for extended stay rates. Planning an event or group travel? Check with us on multiple room rates.

Packages
We have extended stay and weekly rates available on request.

Notes:
All Rooms and Suites are different. Prices stated are for double occupancy. Rates range from $99.00 to $399.00 per night and do not include 11% Florida Tax.

Cypress Cove Nudist Resort & Spa

M13377 is a place where you truly come as you are. Bask in the sun of our spacious lawns or sandy beach. Relax in the shade of a magnificent oak or tall cypress. In this setting of natural Florida beauty and tranquility, you’ll find it easier than ever before to put aside the worries and cares of the everyday world. Crystal clear pools and whirlpool spas are only but a few of the facilities. Enjoy tennis, petanque and golf. Pamper yourself with a massage or a visit to the hair & nail salon. Dine at the Lakeside Restaurant and Lounge or Cheeks Bar & Grill. M13377 has all the amenities a clothes free resort should have. And, since we’re located in the heart of Central Florida, you are minutes from area attractions.

Property amenities
For your dining needs, expect only the best from the Lakeside Restaurant and Lounge. Enjoy breakfast and a breathtaking sunrise in a setting of natural beauty and tranquility. Select from our regular dinner menu and salad bar as well as the daily specials and weekly buffets. A cocktail, beer or a selection from our excellent wine list will be a perfect compliment to a delicious meal.

Cheeks Bar & Grill is located poolside and provides food and drinks beginning at 11am each day. Cheeks is a great place to enjoy the company of friends and family, play darts, billiards, or just listen to tunes on the jukebox. You can even relax and watch your favorite sport on one of many color TV's. Get in shape and stay in shape in M13377's Body Works Gym. Our large air conditioned gym is packed with professional aerobics, nautilus and free weight equipment.

Pamper yourself at M13377 with a visit to Nature Hair - full service hair and nail salon. Or indulge your senses with a full body massage or body treatment at Silver Lining Massage. Complete your day shopping in the Fig Leaf Boutique. Select from hundreds of sarongs, resort-wear & logo apparel for men & women, sandals and jewelry. Get a gift for yourself or someone you know.

Nearby attractions and activities
M13377 is in the heart of one of the world’s most popular family travel destinations. It’s just a short drive to any one of Central Florida’s famous attractions. Walt Disney World® Resort’s four Theme Parks, Universal Studios Orlando© and Sea World©, for instance, are only a 30-minute drive, while Kennedy Space Center™ is little more than an hour away.

Policy
Couples, single ladies, and nudist members are always welcome. Single men must call ahead. Room rates do not include tax or daily membership. Non-members welcome any time! Daily membership must be paid for each night of stay. Membership rates depend upon nudist affiliation and number of guests. M13377 requires a credit card number to guarantee your booking. No deposit is taken ahead of time. Guest must provide 24 hours notice prior to cancellation or be subject to a cancellation fee equal to one night’s stay. On holidays and special events, 3 days notice will be required for cancellation. We feature handicap rooms for the physically challenged. Pet rooms may be available upon request. A $10 per night pet fee applies.

Packages
First Time Visitor Weekend - $199-$249 - First time visitors booking through InfoHub will receive a special weekend package price of $199 for a Villa Hotel or $249 for a Villa Apartment, plus $20 in Cove Coins (redeemable for Food & Beverages on property). Rate includes room rental for 2 nights, tax and daily membership.

Hawaii's Big Island Hiking Tour

Born in the clash of liquid fire and surging ocean, the Big Island became the grandest Hawaiian island and bears nature’s indelible marking of variety and beauty. Sun-swept and rain-cooled, lofty volcanoes dusted with snow, beckoning beaches of wondrous hues, this island offers the walker a sense of adventure and an unmistakable joy. Lush forests and rolling grasslands contrast vividly with dramatic lava fields of various ages. Strange birds call from Koa and Ohia trees, and voluminous waterfalls drop from velvet cliffs to the green valley floors. And a language as intriguing as the local history and customs.

A summary of our clockwise island loop trip:

Volcano National Park. We convene in Kailua-Kona, and go up the Kona Coast to visit and walk the trails at Kaloko-Honokohau National Historic Park to see how the ancient Hawaiians lived, fished and cared for their land. Green sea turtles may be found along the shore. Then we get a guided tour at the Ki'i Pohaku Petroglyphs, one of the largest and graphic collections of ancient drawings in the Hawaiian Islands. This a wonderful way to get acquainted with the local culture and terrain. We stay two nights at the family-run Manago Hotel where the sunset views are stunning, and a Japanese-style dinner at Teshima’s is in store.

The next day at Kealakekua Bay and Honaunau, the history is as interesting as the Hawaiian pronunciations. One trek takes us to where Captain Cook, the famous navigator and explorer, first landed in 1778. Ancient lava cliffs line the bay, and we might spot spinner dolphins here. At Honaunau Village we can watch outrigger canoes being launched, walk the shoreline trail in search of whales, or learn native culture in Place of Refuge National Historic Park.

We head south around the bulging island’s southwestern corner, taking a side trip to Ka Lae or South Point, where it is believed the first Tahitian-area sea voyagers landed on this island about 1,000 years ago. We also stop to watch, and talk with the local fishing folk as they fish with special poles and ladders from the rugged lava cliff edges. A coastal path leads to Green Sand Beach, where the ocean has captured an olive-rich crater – a unique and protected swim spot. This is also the site of several coast walks where we usually see humpback whales not far offshore, breaching and spouting in the Pacific waves

We then travel eastward along the south coast to Volcanoes National Park with its mile-high rain forests, lava caves, Nene geese, and steaming Kilauea Caldera. We’ll peer into Halemaumau, the “house of ferns”, stride across the cooled lava pavements of Kilauea Iki Crater, and visit a bird sanctuary of old-growth trees that has been spared from the lava flows. A visitor center helps us interpret these geologic wonders for us. Based at the My Island B&B in Volcano Village for two nights. We’ll hike out through a lava tree-mold forest to the old Pu'u Hulhulu crater, where we can get a glimpse of the Pu'u O'o crater and it's vent, the only one that is currently spewing lava.

Then, we head eastward to non-touristy, interesting Hilo, with its cheery red and green roofs and swaying palms overlooking the Pacific sunrise and Hilo Bay. The Hilo area is renowned for its orchid growing, waterfalls, and proximity to Volcanoes National Park. It lies at the forested foot of the massive shield-type volcano, Mauna Loa (“the long mountain”). Bamboo forest walks to Akaka and Kahuna Falls complement a ramble along lovely Onomea Bay with its sweeping ocean views. The Puna District, a short drive southwards, offers us an Oceanside back roads walk, a black sand beach and an Oceanside thermal pool. Our two-night stay at the Dolphin Bay Hotel is short stroll to Hilo’s shops, the incredible farmer/craft market, and the historic Lyman House. We may also visit the fascinating new new Imiloa Astronomy Center.

Finally we head northward for two days and nights to the Kamuela/Waimea area, with its lush ranchlands and nearby, stunning Kohala Coast beaches. We do a fabulous hike down to the coast through ranchland. Then our Upolu Point walk gives us whale watching opportunities and a visit to the Mookini Heiau, a sacred ceremonial site; then onto Honoipu Landing, where an ancient fishing village site has been partly restored – interesting and evocative. Closer to Kamuela town, we do a fine walk on tree fern-lined paths to the very brink of Waipio Valley, with stunning views of this lush chasm, once home to kings of old Hawaii. Kohala Mountain and massive, snow-capped Mauna Kea (“the white mountain”) are the Kamuela area’s dramatic backdrop. The stay is at the Waimea Country Lodge, near the largest ranch in the USA!

After a final farewell on the South Kohala Coast, we return to the Kona airport at the end of the trip.

Details:

Easy to moderate hikes. The terrain is gently rolling with a few invigorating up and downhills. Walking destinations include: tree fern rainforests, undulating lava “pavements”, beaches, Oceanside back roads and trails. Ireland-like green pasturelands and colorful cinder cones. Figure 5 to 8 miles daily, usually up to 4 miles in the a.m., then a picnic lunch or small outdoor cafe, and another 4 miles or so (optional) in the afternoon. Rest/beach/snorkel/shop days (or half days) are often options too. The flexible schedule will respect you vacation walking and non-walking needs.

The trip starts and ends in Kailua-Kona, so you will need to use that airport. It is advisable that you arrive at least one day before the trip. You can be picked up at your hotel. On the last day you will be dropped off at the airport or your hotel, if you’re staying on, by 1 pm.

Manaus Jungle Adventure

Tour Itinerary:

Days 1-2: Our guide will pick you up at 13h30 and transfer you to the Amazon Ecopark Lodge. Enjoy Reception with local juice before being shown to your room. After everyone has settled in there will be time to enjoy a visit to the Monkey Jungle. Later in the evening, Dinner and trip by canoe for Alligator Spotting and then Overnight at the lodge.

Day 3: Breakfast followed by Nature Hike. With over two million species of flora and fauna the thick, impenetrable jungle will have you marveling at it’s immensity! You will return in time for Lunch and have the chance to recuperate. After a short rest, visit to the home of local Amazonian residents (“caboclos”) with the opportunity for piranha fishing. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.

Day 4: In the morning we will have Breakfast and then depart for a full day tour to the Meeting of the Waters with lunch. Enjoy the spectacle of the “black water rivers”, the biggest of these being the Rio Negro which is a phenomenon that can be seen from space as this dark river converges with the Amazon mainstream. Following this excursion there will be an optional canoe ride with the opportunity for Piranha Fishing. The deadly piranha is perhaps the most feared freshwater fish in the world however, it is a common misconception that they are vicious man-eaters and the majority of species are not carnivorous! They make a delicious meal if you can manage to catch them with the help of our experts. Arrival at the lodge by 17h30. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.

Day 5: Breakfast. Free time to enjoy the natural pools. Check-out at 11h30 and transfer to Manaus for your flight.
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El Arca: Amazon Cruise in Peru

Tour Itinerary 1:

Day 1, Sunday: Board M/v “El Arca” we will departs Iquitos under the direction of the head guide. Welcome words by the Captain of the ship. During the lunch passenger will have the opportunity to observe the beautiful landscapes through the dinner room windows, for those who are eating in the outside area will have the chance to feel the Amazonian brief. Later we will visit the Yanamono village to know the Trapiches where the sugarcane rum is elaborated. We will be able to sample the various drinks and molasses, made here. If you wish you will be able to buy it. While the dinner we will be sailing down river and the guide will explain the next day activities. Later you will be able to observe the amazonian sky and brightness stars from our viewing point located in the prow.

Day 2, Monday: Early wake up call with time for a cup of coffee or tea before setting out in an excursion boat for a birdwatching trip on the Ampiyacu River. Our guide will explain about the main characteristics of the species you will observe. Later we will return to the ship for breakfast, after breakfast we will visit a Huitoto/Bora Indian village and see these people’s lifestyle. They will invite us to their Maloka to view their traditional dances. Even though they no longer wear these outfits made from jungle products, our visit will help to keep their traditions alive. You will have the opportunity to buy or trade their handicraft and dance for us. Interesting paintings of jungle scenes done on tree-bark cloth, jewelry, hammocks and bags. Returning to the ship we will leave toward the small town of Pevas, the oldest European settlement on the Peruvian Amazon.

Visit the studio and gallery of a known Peruvian painter, Francisco Grippa, who lives in a beautiful wood house with a viewing tower where you will be able to observe and take pictures. After lunch on board we will have a small walk in the rainforest near the Shishita River where our guide will describe and explain any of the trees and plants used by the local people. After this we will return to the ship for dinner and talk about the busy day we had. We will have an excursion by boat to look for cayman and nocturnal wildlife, it depends on the weather.

Day 3, Tuesday: Early morning we will visit the small village of Paranaquiro and see how the local people live in harmony with the natural resources. After this we will have an expedition for piranha fishing into a black water lake, this type of lake is called Cocha as a regional name. On this lake you will be able to observe the pink and gray river dolphin. After lunch the ship will stop to visit the town of Caballococha located on the lake of the same name. A legend is said about the Lake of Caballococha: If you drink from the water of the lake you will charm and stay in this land forever. After dinner we will have a nocturnal excursion where we will have the opportunity to observe the night wildlife.

Day 4, Wednesday: Early morning we will arrive to Santa Rosa town, Peru where the borders of Peru/Colombia/Brazil meet (Trapecio Amazónico). Crossing the river on boat we will visit the towns of Leticia, Colombia and Tabatinga, Brazil. Both towns are colorful with many commercial areas where you will see that their citizens speaks two languages Portuguese and Spanish. Passengers taking only down river cruise program (Arca-20) will be transferred to airport or hotel. The rest of the passenger will return to the ship at noon.

Transfers and trips in Leticia/Tabatinga are not included in the cruise price, but are available upon requested.

Arca-21 - Leticia/Tabatinga to Iquitos. Ship departs up river at 2 pm.

Tour Itinerary 2:

Day 1, Wednesday: Once the passengers would be on board, the guide will give orientation and cabin assignments to new passengers. We will sail up river awhile we are having lunch. We will have an small excursion on boat looking for the pink dolphins. Returning to the ship we will have dinner and the guide will explain the next day program.

Day 2, Thursday: Early morning we will have a bird watching excursion by boat and a small walk to the Village of Chimbote, where you will be able to get into the rainforest and observe the variety of the flora of our jungle. The guide will explain about the characteristics of all the species that you will see in the rainforest. Later we will visit the missionary town of San Pablo. Optional visit to the Leper Hospital run by French-Canadian nuns and see the handicraft made by these people. After lunch on board we will leave San Pablo toward Peruate River where we will have a nocturnal excursion after dinner.

Day 3, Friday: Breakfast on board. Then we will visit the Village of the Yaguas Indians to see their traditional dresses, dances and handicraft. We will have another opportunity to buy or trade handicraft, so we will help to keep their cultural tradition. We recommend to take with you some thing for trading (pens, t-shirts, medicines, etc). Visit to the town of pevas where we will go to the study and gallery of the known Peruvian painter, Francisco Grippa. Returning to the ship we will have lunch. Later we will have an small excursion for piranha fishing on the black water Apayacu river, it depends on the weather. Dinner on board.

Day 4, Saturday: Early morning we will arrive to Iquitos in time for transfer to the airport or hotel. Iquitos is an interesting city to know, for instance about the rubber age.

Transfers and trips in Iquitos are not included in the cruise price, but are available upon requested.

This program combines Arca-20 and Arca-21 (up river and down river) describes below. Returns to Iquitos 8:00 AM. Saturday.

The Best of Southern Brazil

Brazil is a huge country, with a wide range of climates, topographies, and cultures. We will introduce you to the best that Brazil has to offer - we've done the research and chosen what we feel are the best of the best destinations and activities. You'll: Walk on one (or more) of a hundred white-sand beaches, hike the mountain trails, and/or snorkel in the crystal clear waters off of beautiful Ilha Grande, only three hours from Rio. Stroll the famous beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana.

Marvel at nature's handiwork at breathtaking Iguaçu Falls. Fish for piranha, birdwatch (macaws, toucans, parrots, storks, herons, ibis, and much more), horseback ride, see capybara (the world's largest rodent), monkeys, jacaré (alligators), and maybe even an armadillo or anteater in the teeming Pantanal. For wildlife and beauty, it would be hard to rival our "Best of Southern Brazil" trip.

Tour Itinerary

Day 1: Rio de Janeiro - Sugar Loaf Mountain, Copacabana & Ipanema Beaches

Rio is all you've heard and imagined - and MORE. Lively, friendly, beautiful people. Great beaches. Gorgeous city. Whether you're a city person, a beach person, or neither, Rio is guaranteed to capture your imagination. If after this visit Rio isn't on your top three lists of cities, we'd be very much surprised… Lodging in a comfortable hotel. Includes: (L), (D);

Day 2 – 4: Iguaçu Falls

Air travel to Foz do Iguaçu. Wow!! If you aren't moved by this spectacle, you need resuscitation! The greatest waterfall in South America; perhaps in the world. One day to see the Brazil side and a wonderful nearby aviary and another day to view the Argentine side of the falls. Personally, on my list of awesome natural phenomena, Iguaçu Falls ranks second only to the very best northern lights. Lodging in a comfortable hotel. Includes: (B), (L), (D);

Day 5 – 9: Pantanal

The largest wetlands in the world and highest concentration of wildlife in Latin America occupy an area within Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul and extends into Bolivia and Paraguay. Gateways are Campo Grande and Corumba for the South and Cuiaba for the North. Air travel to Campo Grande, land transport to camp.
If you like to view wildlife at home in its natural habitat, without a lot of other tourists around competing for the view, this may be the best place in the world to do it! Arguably as rich in numbers and diversity of birds and animals as the tropical rainforest, the Pantanal's reduced vegetative cover, islands of high ground in the rainy season, and pockets of water in the dry season, make wildlife viewing much more efficient and satisfying - any time of year! Jacaré (alligator); howler, capuchin, squirrel, and marmoset monkeys; capybara (the largest rodent in the world); 3 kinds of deer; coatimundi; 2 species of anteater; white-collared peccary; crab-eating fox; and agouti were among the animals are among the animals you are likely to see. Birds include tiger herons, egrets, jabiru storks, ducks, ibis, savannah hawk, caracara, chaco chacalacha, curassao, jacana, parrots, macaws, owls, toucans, kingfishers, oropendula, and many more. The Pantanal, the largest alluvial plain in the world, is still healthy and unpolluted and home to such a diversity of plants, animals, and birds that it will take your breath away. Horseback ride, fish for piranha, birdwatch, search for the elusive anaconda, pet an armadillo, spot jacaré at night - there's so much to do you won't want to leave. Lodging in bush camps, sleeping in hammocks (alternative sleeping arrangements can be made, but the hammocks are surprisingly comfortable!) in screened, thatched enclosures; basic but tasty and healthful meals; great ambiance; expert trained knowledgeable guides. Includes: (B), (L), (D);

Day 10 – 14: Ilha Grande

Fly to Rio and transfer by land and sea to beautiful, idyllic Ilha Grande: wonderful secluded beaches, friendly little village, no roads or vehicles - NONE! Great trails to hike, fun little restaurants, boat trips, snorkeling, rain forest treks. For such a small island, there's way too much to do.… or you can just relax and enjoy the incredible numbers of hummingbirds around the communal area. Good food, good people, good fun! Includes: (B), (L), (D);

Day 15 – 16: Rio de Janeiro

Land travel back for one more day in romantic, beautiful Rio. Try some of the local specialties, explore the favelas, shop, or just experience the beach life for which Rio is famous. Depart for home. Includes: (B), (L).

Captivating Patagonia with Iguazu Extension

Tour Itinerary:

Day 1: Santiago. Arrive into Santiago’s International Airport, where a private transfer will be waiting to take you to your hotel for the next 3 nights. This afternoon you have the chance to see Santiago in detail through an afternoon City Tour visiting all the key sites, ending with an optional “Pisco Sour”, Chile’s national drink. Transfer back to your hotel.

Day 2: Santiago. After breakfast you will take a day trip to Chile’s coast, 120 km from Santiago, passing through the Curacavi and Casablanca valleys, the latter known for the production of award winning wines. Then you will continue on to the legislative capitol of the country, the hillside port city of Valparaiso with its winding streets, and then on to the beach resort city of Vina del Mar, visiting its casino and beaches. You will get to enjoy a seafood lunch (price not included in program) before returning to Santiago. Overnight back in Santiago.

Day 3: Santiago. Today you will have a half day tour of 2 of the largest wineries in Chile: Cousino Macul and Concha y Toro. The tour will give you the opportunity to learn about the history of wine making in Chile, as well as that of the families who built these enterprises from the ground up. You will also get to taste just what makes their wines so successful. Tonight you can enjoy an Easter Island themed Dinner Show.

Day 4: Puerto Varas. Private transfer to the airport for your morning flight to the southern city of Puerto Montt. Transfer for the short drive to Puerto Varas, the “City of Roses”, where you will check in your hotel with a view of the lake and volcanoes. You will have an afternoon trip up the Osorno Volcano or a tour around the west side of Lake Llanquihue, Chile’s 2nd largest lake, giving you an insight into the daily lives of the original German immigrants who began settling in this far region during the 1850s. You will visit the lakeside towns of Frutillar with its open-air museum and Puerto Octay on the northern corner of the lake where you will have lunch. Then you will return and have the remainder of the afternoon and evening free in Puerto Varas.

Day 5: Puerto Varas. Today you have several options to choose from, including:
- Full day trip to the island of Chiloe, where you will experience the unique culture and architecture, including the construction of houses over the water known as “palafitos”,
- Full day trip through the Perez Rosales National Park, Petrohue Falls and on to Lake Todos Los Santos, where you will take a catamaran across the lake, with unbeatable views of both the Osorno and Puntiagudo Volcanoes, to Peulla, where you can have lunch (price not included) and optional activities before returning to Puerto Varas.,
- Whitewater rafting (level III) on the Petrohue River,
- Canyoning down some of the many waterfalls in the area,
- Various full day trekking trips among other activities. Overnight in Puerto Varas.

Day 6: Puerto Natales. Transfer to the airport outside Puerto Montt for your flight down to Punta Arenas, where you will have a shared transfer of approximately 3 hours to the port city of Puerto Natales on the Last Hope Sound, and check into your room for the next three nights. You will have the remainder of the afternoon free to recharge your batteries for your next adventure.

Day 7: Puerto Natales. Today you will have a full day in the monumental Torres del Paine National Park, declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. You will be immersed in a special micro climate filled with unique flora and fauna, witnessing Patagonian foxes, guanacos (American camels) and huge condors, all amid numerous lakes and at the foot of the immense granite “Torres” and “Cuernos”. Late afternoon transfer back to Puerto Natales.

Day 8: Puerto Natales. This morning you will take a day cruise from Puerto Natales through the Bernardo O’Higgins National Park to visit the Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers. After approximately 4 hours of navigation, you will have the chance to disembark and hike through native forest to arrive at a lagoon filled with icebergs at the foot of the Serrano Glacier. Optional lunch in the Estancia Perales. Late afternoon transfer to Puerto Natales.

Day 9: El Calafate. After breakfast you will be picked up at your hotel and will have a full day shared transfer across the border into Argentina and then on up through the Pampa to the fast-growing tourist town of El Calafate, your staging point to witness one of the most unforgettable glaciers on the planet. Remainder of the afternoon free to explore the great shops and bookstores.

Day 10: El Calafate. Today you will take a tour for a close-up view of the Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the most active glaciers on the planet, often with sections of ice calving off every few minutes. The almost constant sound of ice cracking and shifting inside the glacier is something you will never forget. You will also be able to take a boat trip to get an even closer view of this Patagonian wonder. Overnight in El Calafate.

Day 11: Buenos Aires. Transfer to the airport for your flight to Buenos Aires, then transfer to your hotel for the next 3 nights. You’ll have the remainder of the afternoon free to enjoy the “Paris of South America” with its quaint neighborhoods and great shopping.

Day 12: Buenos Aires. Today you will take a City Tour of Buenos Aires, visiting the National Congress, the Metropolitan Cathedral, around the Plaza de Mayo, into the neighborhoods of San Telmo, La Boca, Palermo, and ending in upscale Recoleta with its elegant cafés and restaurants. Then tonight we have included a Tango Dinner Show to give you a taste of the real Argentinean culture!

Day 13: Buenos Aires. This morning you will be picked up from your hotel to begin your full-day Fiesta Gaucha at a working estancia outside of Buenos Aires. You will get to see Argentinean cowboys and their herding dogs at work in their natural environment.

Day 14: Iguazu Falls. Transfer to the airport for your flight to Iguazu Falls, where you will be met for your transfer to your hotel for the next two nights. Rest of the afternoon free to walk around and explore the thick, jungle environment.

Day 15: Iguazu Falls. Today you will have a Full Day tour of the immense Iguazu Falls, being able to witness the area's wonder from both the Argentina and Brazil sides, which offer very unique perspectives of this unforgettable destination. Transfer back to your hotel at the end of the day.

Day 16: Buenos Aires / Home. Transfer to the airport for your flight back to Buenos Aires to connect to your international flight home, or wherever else your travels take you. We hope you had a wonderful vacation, and thank you so much for your business!

UNINI PEACOCK BASS ADVENTURES

For the adventurous angler who enjoys getting off the beaten path to fish and explore unpressured waters, our peacock bass operation on the Unini River offers an ideal peacock bass fishing experience. Visiting anglers will be fishing some of the most pristine and untouched watersheds in the Amazon. Our floating barge operation allows you to pursue record-class peacock bass on the Unini River, as well as within lagoons located in this watershed. This is a true trophy peacock bass fishery. If your desire is to catch lots of 3 to 5 lb fish, this is not the destination for you. However, if fish in excess of 10 lbs are your prized quarry, you will find no better location. The camp is mobile and, depending on fishing conditions, the owners of this operation strive to constantly keep our clients on fish. The Unini River is a tributary of the Rio Negro (itself the largest tributary of the mighty Amazon River) located approximately 210 miles northwest of Manaus. The river is roughly 200 miles long with at least 250 connecting lakes and lagoons throughout its course. Its location is such that it can only be reached by private charter plane. The camp is located about 165-200 miles from where the Unini River empties into the Rio Negro. About 20 miles up river from the mouth, there are three sets of rapids and falls which prohibit navigation further up river except during the period of highest water levels in the summer months. There are small villages near the area of the falls, but only a few scattered locals live further upriver and the fishing pressure and commercial is virtually nonexistent. The catch rates at this operation during the 2004-05 season for both numbers and trophy fish (those over 14 lbs) was as good, or better, than any operation in Brazil.

You will be fishing main river structure, as well as a multitude of lakes, backwater bays and hidden lagoons off the Unini River. The typical fishing day is long (we figure you can rest back in the states) and runs from 6:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Anglers are paired two to a boat with an experienced Brazilian guide. The boats are 17-1/2 feet long, have stabile raised casting decks, swivel seats, 50-HP outboards and electric trolling motors. These boats can cruise over shallow sandbars and flats and get you into places that other, heavier, fiberglass boats cannot reach. The fishing boats are fully equipped aluminum boats with outboard engines, life jackets, first-aid kits, and an icebox for cold drinks and snacks. One of the most appealing and exciting aspects of fishing for peacock bass is their propensity for attacking surface lures and flies. The strike is so dramatic that you will be startled when the first few occur. Peacock bass fishing is very similar to largemouth bass fishing in the states. Both species ambush prey from cover and structure. Cast topwater plugs, jerkbaits, Banjo Minnows, spoons or jigs to stumps, shoreline blowdowns, rockpiles, creek mouths and sandbars .If you desire to fly fish, the most successful flies are larger profiled patterns - all tied on 2-0 to 4-0 quality saltwater hooks - such as Dahlberg-style divers, large profiles baitfish patterns, High-Tie or variations of Lefty's Deceivers & Clouser Minnows. These should be tied in a diversity of colors. This region is most productive following the rainy season, as the rivers, creeks and lagoons recede and the fish are drawn out of the maze of trees, root systems and lush vegetation. Keep in mind that the productiveness of your peacock bass adventure is largely dictated by the water levels, and occasionally the rainy season fails to abide by schedules and may add mid-season downpours.

Trip Itinerary:

Friday: International overnight flight to Manaus, Brazil on TAM Brazilians Airlines.

Saturday: Early am arrival in Manaus. Clear customs. Breakfast at local hotel. Board charter flight to camp. Fishing begins if there is no problem reaching camp early due to weather or logistical factors.

Sunday-Friday: Six days of fishing

Saturday: Charter back to Manaus. Accommodations at hotel.

Sunday: Early afternoon departure to Miami. Arrive in Miami approximately 7:30 PM. Possible connection to your home city or overnight stay in Miami.

Amazon Peacock Bass Fishing Trip

We offer you the fishing voyage of a lifetime aboard the Santana Yacht Line, immaculately clean, custom-designed yachts. They will serve as your base of operations for an unforgettable week long fishing adventure to Brazil’s Amazon River. Wet-A-Line Tours’ adventures offer the unmatched combination of the Amazon’s finest luxury yachts, modern American-made bass boats, and the most experienced Peacock Bass guides in South America.

The Santana Yacht Line has served as the Amazon watershed’s home for well-known dignitaries and fisherman from all over the globe. We are considered the gold standard in Amazon Peacock Bass fishing. If you seek the trophy fish of your dreams, whether it is the Giant Amazon Catfish or Monster Peacock Bass, this is the choice for you. Do not be fooled by promises of “remote locations”, mobility is the key to being assured of finding quality fishing.

Tour Itinerary:

Day 1: Miami - Manaus

Day 2: Early AM arrival in Manaus - Brief stay at Manaus hotel - Charter flight - Arrive at yacht - Afternoon fishing

Day 3-8: Full days of fishing (ecotours available upon request)

Day 9: Charter flight back to Manaus - The Tropical Hotel

Day 10: Manaus - Miami

Package includes:

- Airport transfers in Manaus
- Accommodations on the Santana Yacht Line
- Meals and beverages on ship
- Open bar with top-shelf liquor
- Guided fishing for peacock bass (two anglers per boat)
- Beer and soft drinks while fishing
- Last night's accommodations in Manaus hotel (double occupancy)

Amazon Peacock Bass Fishing Trip

Tour Itinerary:

Day 1: Miami - Manaus

Day 2: Early AM arrival in Manaus - Brief hotel stay in Manaus - Charter flight - Arrive at yacht - Afternoon fishing

Day 3-8: Full days of fishing (ecotours available upon request)

Day 9: Charter flight back to Manaus - The Tropical Hotel

Day 10: Manaus - Miami

Package includes:

- Airport transfers in Manaus
- Accommodations on the Santana Yacht Line
- Meals and beverages on ship
- Open bar with top-shelf liquor
- Guided fishing for peacock bass (two anglers per boat)
- Last night's accommodations in Manaus hotel (double occupancy)

Notes:

- A deposit of 50% is required to hold a space with the balance due 60 days prior to departure
- Only 20 spaces are available on the Amazon Santana per week
- Only 16 spaces are available on the Santana I per week
- Amazon Santana calendar is below; the Santana I is available on a flexible schedule to smaller groups, private or semi-private
- Trips are booked Friday to Sunday, so don't wait!
- You may book your trip alone or as a group. Solo occupants are subject to an up charge. (Subject to availability)
- All accommodations are double occupancy

Tour does not include: Airfare from Miami to Manaus, Visa fees, meals in Manaus, airport departure tax, fishing tackle, boat & guide tips, gifts or items of a personal nature and final night's meal and drinks at hotel before departure.
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Rio & the Amazon Rainforest - Rio de Janeiro & the Jungle Tower

 Your Itinerary

Day 1, Saturday: Depart to the Brazilian Amazon for the start of your Discovery.

Day 2, Sunday: Upon arrival in Manaus in the early hours, an Ariaú Representative will whisk you off to a 3 hour boat transfer along the Rio Negro, the near mosquito-free arm of the Amazon River, to the Ariau Amazon Jungle Towers. After a welcome cocktail, check in to your tower lodge room.

Day 3, Monday: Your guide takes you on a jungle hike this morning filled with essential survival skills, should you ever lose your way! After lunch, a local Caboclos Family shows you the wealth that nature provides for the peoples of the Amazon. The dinner is followed by an evening of alligator spotting!

Day 4, Tuesday: After breakfast you take a canoe ride to visit the local village Acajatuba, which gives you an insight into the culture of the region. After Lunch you join a piranha-fishing excursion. Use the evening to enjoy the atmosphere of the jungle around the Ariau Lodges!

Day 5, Wednesday: Get up early for a boat ride to view the sunrise over the majestic Amazon. Watch the jungle come alive and the pink river dolphins’ play. After breakfast, transfer by boat back to Manaus. Check in to the hotel Tropical Manaus*****.

Day 6, Thursday: In the morning transfer to your scheduled flight to Rio de Janeiro. Welcoming you to the 'marvelous city' is your bilingual Guide or our representative who will escort you to your hotel on the Copacabana - The Luxor Continental****. The afternoon is free for a stroll, some shopping or relaxing on the beach or at your rooftop pool! Attend for dinner a Rodizio, an All-You-Can-Eat Brazilian Barbecue (included).

Day 7, Friday: The panoramic view from the top of the Sugar Loaf Mountain is the highlight of today's sightseeing tour. Board a funicular to reach the summit with its 360º spectrum of golden beaches, green forests and a thriving metropolis that has earned Rio de Janeiro the title of "the world's most beautiful city".
Sightseeing continues with a tour of Rio's historical past. Learn how Portugal's prince scandalously broke all family ties and declared himself Emperor of Brazil. In the afternoon heat, everything slows down, and the Cariocas (as the people of Rio call themselves) head for the beach!

Day 8, Saturday: Christ the Redeemer keeps an eye on Rio from an elevation of 710m (2340ft). Board the "tremzinho" (cogwheel railway) up to the top of Corcovado Mountain for a bird's eye view of the center of the city!

Day 9, Sunday: Depart for home, or add 4 more days:

(1) Add 4 nights imperial Petrópolis & the beaches of Buzios for USUS $554 / EU ˆ394!

Day 1, Sunday: Depart for the imperial Summer residence of Petropolis, still home to heir to the throne Dom Pedro de Orleans e Braganca. The tombs of Brazil's first Emperor Dom Pedro II, his wife Dona Teresa, and the liberator of the slaves Princess Isabela are all here.

View the Crystal Palace, built in France as a greenhouse to grow orchids, and visit the Imperial Museum in Dom Pedro II's former palace. Petrópolis was also home to the real father of aviation (and inventor of the wristwatch) Santos Dumont.

Day 2, Monday: Cross the 11km long bridge across the bay Guanabara heading for the lake region, "região dos lagos", misnamed for its lagoons. Surrounded by 17 beaches, Buzios - once Brigitte Bardot's secret escape (with her Brazilian boyfriend in tow) - is today the playground of Rio's social elite. Buzios is also home to Brazil's most famous movie festival. Check into the Villa Boa Vida, your home for the next three nights. Tonight's dinner is included. "Bom apetite!"

Day 3, Tuesday: Buzios offers everything from tranquil beaches to all-night celebrations. Depart today on a schooner cruise around the islands, including lunch, caipirinhas & snorkeling gear! The afternoon is free for sand, surf or shopping.

Day 4, Wednesday: Relax - you're on holiday! Your Tour Guide will give you hint for further excursions.

Day 5, Thursday: Transfer back to Rio de Janeiro for your tour continuation, or you return home.

(2) Add 4 nights in the wild Pantanal from US $854
EU ˆ608!

Day 1, Sunday: Depart for discover the Pantanal. Your bilingual guide or lodge representative greets you for your transfer to the Pousada Caiman or Pousada Araras, 230km from the airport, located on the Pantanal, South America's largest Nature Reservation at 230,000 sq. km.

Days 2-4, Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday: Daily excursions vary depending on the time of year and weather conditions. You may be traveling by Jeep, boat, horse or on foot!

Day 5, Thursday: Transfer to the airport for the continuation of your tour or return journey.
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Spa Adventure Tour to Sedona, Arizona

April 13-19; October, 2008

With its towering red rock monoliths and buttes, Sedona is a piece of nature in its pure state, at 4,300 feet, above the heat of the desert.

Home to numerous protected prehistoric Indian ruins, estimates are that Indians have made pilgrimages to the Sedona Valley for over 9,000 years and that as many as 12,000 people, known as Sinaqua Indians, may have lived here during the 1100’s. To help us understand and honor the sacredness of this place, staff members have studied local Native traditions and rituals.

Hike 5-15 miles per day on a variety of challenging canyon and winding mountain trails, some gaining up to 3,500 feet in elevation, to view spectacular vistas of cliffs and pinnacles. Time is allotted for moments of introspection and meditation along the way.

Climb to ancient cliff dwellings which housed the Anasazi, Hopi and Apache; then up to overlooks and high plateaus where stone medicine wheels served as catalysts for Indian ceremonies.

Explore Oak Creek with its many stepping stones and swimming holes; through forests of pinion, oak, juniper and ponderosa pine; erosion-sculptured canyons of red supai and yellow sandstone, dotted with cacti and wildflowers.

Throughout the week, the staff selects your appropriate grade and length of hikes, to help maximize your level of fitness. You will be amazed at what you accomplish by the end of the week!

Step out early morning to our cozy yoga room, or weather permitting, a secluded yoga/tai chi site; a massive rock overhang suspended above breathtaking views of the Verde wilderness.

Afternoons enjoy a stretch and muscle-toning class, massage, and an optional two-hour sunset horseback ride.

Evenings, participate in a variety of motivational health and wellness discussions; learn the history and culture of the indigenous tribes and Sedona region and take part in an optional Indian Sweat Lodge ceremony.

Tucked into Oak Creek Canyon’s lush forested settings are the Creekhouses at Junipine, an ideal location for our getaway and sharing with soon-to-be friends. Blessed with beauty in every direction and a climate as close to perfection as only the southwest can offer, each Creekhouse is equipped with two luxurious bedrooms and baths, and a spacious living room with open fireplace. View Sedona’s fiery red cliffs from your private deck and fall asleep to the babbling sounds of Oak Creek.

Delicious organic meals are prepared by our private chef and served in the main house. Yes, recipes are shared with the guests!

Start with early morning yoga/meditation classes on a spectacular Red Rock plateau, surrounded by 360 deg. views (or, in our private Yoga studio); followed by Day Hikes that wind through awesome Red Rock canyons up to high Mountain Tops with expansive views. Sedona's variety of vegetation ranges from cactus to evergreens - thus the name: Verde Valley Wilderness. We include 3 massages, delicious Natural Cuisine (prepared by our private chef), Upscale Creek-side Lodge with Fireplaces, a Living Room and Decks (on scenic Oak Creek Canyon), Health & Wellness Education, Indian Cultural Exploration, plus an optional Indian Sweat Lodge.
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Steep & Rugged - Grand Canyon Extreme

Descend one of Grand Canyon's most difficult trails. This trail, formerly used by ancient natives and horse thieves, is steep, rugged and hard to follow. Your reward is unsurpassed views of the Colorado River, the canyon, the painted desert. You have the option to ascend a Grand Canyon butte for a spectacular 360 degree view of the world's most famous natural wonder. A once in a lifetime experience! Difficulty rating: Extreme.
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Sky Island and Subterranean Exploration

Visit one of Grand Canyon's largest sky islands (a mile long mesa surrounded by towering temples and buttes). Explore turn of the century mining operations where the rails and mining equipment still litter the landscape. Then you'll descend into surreal limestone caverns with giant stalactites, stalagmites and other colorful cave formations. You won't believe you're really in Grand Canyon! Difficulty rating: Difficult.
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Secret Desert Oasis Hike

Explore little known springs hidden in the depths of the Grand Canyon. Abundant shade, maidenhair fern, crimson monkey flower and wild grapes surround these rare water sources. Over 80% of the canyon's biodiversity surrounds these springs. The trail drops steeply at first, but levels out nicely for the second half of the hike. Difficulty Rating: Moderate.
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Grand Canyon Explorer Hike

Grand Canyon is breathtaking from the rim, but for a more intimate and personal experience you must venture into the backcountry. OUr company offers unique hiking adventures for all ability levels and interests. You'll enjoy outstanding vistas on a "mild" Grand Canyon hike. This is the perfect hike for first time Grand Canyon visitors. The trail is wide, but the views are unparalleled. You'll experience the vastness of Grand Canyon with relative ease. This is a great hike for the entire family. Difficulty Rating: Mild to Moderate.

Minimum age: 8 years old
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Grand Canyon/Havasupai Hike

The 2d segment of the program visits the Havasupai Indian Reservation in Havasu Canyon, with an opportunity to visit the beautiful waterfalls of Havasu Creek as it plunges toward the Colorado River.

Your Itinerary

Day 1:
Group assembles in Flagstaff, AZ--van shuttle to the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.

Hike the West Rim Trail (3-5 miles).Orientation dinner and overnight lodging at the Maswik Lodge
(D)

Day 2:
Hike into the canyon along South Kaibab Trail to the Colorado River and on to Phantom Ranch.

(8 miles); overnight at Phantom Ranch
(B) (L) (D)

Day 3:
Hike from Phantom Ranch along the Colorado River and then climb from the Canyon to the South Rim along the Bright Angel Trail (10 miles); overnight at the Maswik Lodge (dinner at El Tovar)
(B) (L) (D)

Day 4:
Van shuttle to the Haulapai Hilltop; hike into Havasu Canyon to the Supai Village (8 miles);

overnight at Havasupai Lodge.
(B) (L) (D)

Day 5:
Hike to the waterfalls and swim in the pools at the base of the falls (Supai, Navajo, Havasu and Mooney Falls)(6 miles); overnight at the Havasupai Lodge.
(B) (L) (D)

Day 6:
Hike from the Supai Village to Hualapai Hilltop

(8 miles); van shuttle to Flagstaff; program concludes.
(B) (L)
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Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim Hiker

These special departures feature the full grandeur of the Canyon as we hike from its North to South Rim, crossing the mighty Colorado River en route. Stimulate your senses and revel in the Canyon's mystery as we enjoy the rim vistas and explore its incredible depths. Beginning with hauntingly beautiful Antelope Canyon, this is the trip of a lifetime that few will experience.

Inn Highlights : The North Rim's Grand Canyon Lodge cabins are a short stroll from the canyon rim and the renowned El Tovar on the South Rim is listed on the National Historic Register. With rustic architecture and fascinating history, these classic lodges provide the perfect setting for the start and end of our epic journey. In between is the oasis of Phantom Ranch, the ideal spot for rest and relaxation at the bottom of the Canyon.

Your Itinerary

Day 1: Antelope Canyon - North Rim

Today we shuttle from Flagstaff to the North Rim. Bring your camera as we first explore fascinating and colorful Antelope Canyon on the Navajo Indian Reservation. At day's end, following a sumptuous dinner, witness the first of many memorable canyon sunsets. (L/D).

Day 2: North Rim

This morning we're off through forest of spruce, fir, pine and oak to our picnic site with one of the finest views to be had from the entire North Rim. Then relax this afternoon for tomorrow's journey to the canyon bottom. (B/L/D).

Days 3-4: North Kaibab - Phantom Ranch

Descend through the Coconino sandstone and Redwall limestone formations, pass the oasis of Roaring Springs and drop into The Box. Our reward, Phantom Ranch, sits among the cottonwoods along Bright Angel Creek just above the Colorado River. Explore the area or just rest up for the ascent to come. (B/L/D).

Days 5-6: Bright Angel - South Rim

After crossing and following the Colorado River downstream, we soon climb Devils Corkscrew to Indian Springs, up Jacobs Ladder and on to the classic El Tovar Lodge, welcoming us at trail's end. Our final day has one last rim hike or time to just relax and appreciate the sunrise with a morning latte. (B/L/D).
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Grand Canyon-Bryce-Zion Hiker

Showcasing the mystical and stunning landscape of Bryce, Zion and the Grand Canyon. Delve into a world of awesome natural amphitheaters, soaring rock sculptures, and tinted canyons full of juniper, aspen and pine. Discover the beautiful work of centuries of wind, water, and ice. We're sure this magnificently diverse display of natural grandeur will create an impression to last a lifetime.

Camping Highlights: We'll camp under the stars near the rim of Bryce Canyon, beneath the radiant cliffs of Zion, and within walking distance of the Grand Canyon's North Rim.

Your Itinerary

Day 1: Red Canyon - Bryce Canyon

From St. George we shuttle to Red Canyon for a hike through wind-sculpted bluffs and red rock formations. From our evening's lodging we take a short hike along Bryce's rim to soak up the sandstone colors during sunset's glow. (D).

Day 2: Bryce Canyon - Grand Canyon

A morning hike on the Fairyland trail in Bryce Canyon, amid radiant spires and soaring pinnacles, leads us on to the serene North Rim of the Grand Canyon to walk to scenic Bright Angel viewpoint where we witness a setting sun illuminating the vast chasm. (B/L/D).

Days 3-4: Grand Canyon

Two days of Grand Canyon exploration are spent hiking to hidden overlooks and descending into the canyon depths. Only one out of ten of the canyon's visitors experience the tranquility of the North Rim, making it an ideal spot to explore one of the seven natural wonders of the world. (B/L/D).

Days 5-6: Zion

Two days to soak up Zion's multi-hued cliffs, massive stone monoliths, and numerous trails. Walk through the Virgin River Narrows, enjoy an unparalleled view at Angels Landing, or choose a less strenuous hike to the tranquil Emerald Pools before returning to St. George. (B/L/D)
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