OPTIONAL SHORE EXCURSIONS
MIAMI, FLORIDA to MIAMI, FLORIDA
INSIGNIA January 10, 2015
Welcome Ashore
Oceania Cruises shares your passion for new discoveries and that has led us to create an award winning program of optional shore excursions and tours that
explore the world's most important historical, cultural and artistic gems. The wide variety of tour options means you may choose from the most enriching tours
and adventures available in each of our ports of call. Witness natural wonders, explore man-made marvels and immerse yourself in the culture, history and
cuisine of these storied destinations. Your AROUND THE WORLD IN 180 DAYS cruise offers three pricing options that provide discounts of up to40% when
you reserve your shore excursions before your cruise.
Shore Excursion Points of Distinction
Professional English-speaking experts to guide you through your journey. Peace of mind knowing that your excursions are monitored by the ship’s staff. A staff
of experienced, excursion specialists expertly plans each tour and is dedicated to maximizing your time in each port. Travel with premier, licensed and insured,
tour companies aboard the best available, climate controlled luxury transportation.
A La Carte Excursions
Individual a la carte shore excursions are available for pre-purchase. Reserving in advance gives you the peace of mind knowing that your tours have been
pre-arranged and pre-reserved prior to your arrival.
Oceania Choice Excursions
While all of the shore excursions offer extraordinary experiences, some are so outstanding and so awe-inspiring that they merit special recognition. These tours
are designated as Oceania Choice excursions and offer unique, one-of-a-kind experiences to the passionate explorer wishing to delve even deeper into a
region’s culture and history.
Oceania Exclusive Excursions
For those travelers who prefer an added measure of privacy, intimacy and flexibility, we also offer our Oceania Exclusive excursions. With a minimum
participation of 10 guests, and never more than 16, these excursions benefit from a higher level of personal attention and detail only possible in small groups.
Unlimited Passport Collection Package
This package is not available for this voyage.
Your World Collection Package
Your World Collection provides the flexibility for you to custom design a personalized, value-packed collection of excursions by allowing you to select the exact
number of tours you want to take from the entire portfolio. Best of all, you will save 25% off a la carte prices when you reserve a minimum of 12 shore
excursions.
Guests in suites and concierge-level staterooms enjoy a 60-day priority booking period prior to the 120-day online booking window. If you purchase the Your
World Collection you also receive priority confirmation of your selections. This added benefit is especially appealing if you wish to ensure that you have a
place on the most popular tours in marquee cities such as Venice, Rome, St. Petersburg and Istanbul, to name a few.
All excursion packages have the added convenience of being fully refundable until sail date and must be purchased in advance of sailing to enjoy the
maximum savings. Packages will be non-refundable thereafter. A la Carte tours will remain fully refundable up until 36 hours before the excursion.
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packages, find answers to frequently asked questions, read general information about your upcoming cruise experience, and much more. You may purchase
tours up until 72 hours prior to your sail date. Our website safely and securely accepts credit card payments; you will automatically receive confirmation of
your online purchase by email. And all shore excursions purchased online receive priority processing and guaranteed acceptance. Visit
www.OceaniaCruises.com today to pre-purchase any of these packages. Next to each tour description, you will find symbols to assist you in choosing the
excursion that is right for you.
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SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
SAN-001 SAN DIEGO HIGHLIGHTS
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $85.00
Date: June 23, 2015 08:30 AM
Discover the highlights of San Diego's vibrant downtown area during this narrated tour of the city.
Depart the pier for the drive through downtown San Diego. Along the way, you will pass by the Old World-style buildings of the Gaslamp Quarter, and take in
wonderful harbor views and photo opportunities from the Embarcadero. You will also see the many Navy ships in port, including one of the oldest merchant
ships in the world, before proceeding to the Old Town's State Historic Park, California's birthplace. Your drive will continue on past the Exposition Museum
buildings at Balboa Park, and La Jolla, the Jewel of the Pacific. This charming seaside village features many upscale shops and eateries.
Some of the other landmark sites you will pass by before returning to the pier are the San Diego Zoo, El Prada Museum, Hotel del Coronado and Little Italy.
SAN-002 SAN DIEGO BY TROLLEY
Duration: 2.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $85.00
Date: June 23, 2015 08:30 AM
Sit back, relax and take in the historic sites of San Diego during this narrated open-air trolley tour.
Depart the pier with your guide aboard an open-air trolley for a narrated journey through historic San Diego. Along they way, you will learn about the city's
history while passing by the Midway Aircraft Carrier Museum, Seaport Village, Convention Center and Horton Plaza.
Next, you will proceed through the historic Gaslamp Quarter en route to the Coronado Bay Bridge, which offers spectacular views and photo opportunities of
the city. Upon arriving on Coronado Island, you will learn about the unique history of the Hotel Del Coronado. Your tour will then continue on past the San
Diego Zoo. Your guide will inform you about the zoo and Balboa Park as you pass by the many museums in the area.
Your tour will conclude with a ride to the Old Town's State Historic Park, California's birthplace. En route, your guide will regale you with tales of San Diego's
past, which dates back to 1542.
Following your visit to the Old Town, your trolley will return to the ship.
Please note: This tour may not be exclusive to Oceania guests. Wear comfortable clothing, and bring sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses from the ship.
SAN-003 SAN DIEGO ZOO SAFARI PARK
Duration: 6.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $135.00
Date: June 23, 2015 08:30 AM
Enjoy a fun-filled day at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park on this excursion.
Boarding your coach at the pier, it's a 1-hour drive to the Park, which is located on 1,800 acres in the San Pasqual Valley area of San Diego. The Park
houses a large array of wild and endangered animals. The free-range enclosures are home to such animals as cheetahs, gorillas, lions, giraffe, elephants,
zebras and rhinos. The Park is also noted for its California condor breeding program, the most successful program of its kind in the country.
Upon arrival, you will be on your own to explore the Park at your leisure, seeing the sites that are of most interest to you. There are several venues located
within the Park where you can purchase food and beverages along with gift shops where you can pick up a souvenir of your visit.
After approximately 4-hours spent discovering all this fantastic attraction has to offer, you will meet your escort and coach at the appointed location and time
for the return transfer to the pier.
Please note: Walking at the Park is at the guests' discretion; however, in order to view the various animal attractions extensive walking will be required. The
tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have a companion to
assist them. This tour is not recommended for those with mobility concerns. Casual clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; sunscreen and flat, comfortable walking
shoes are suggested. Those who are not on time for the return transfer will be responsible for making their own way back to the ship at their own expense.
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CABO SAN LUCAS, MEXICO
CAB-002 CLEAR-BOTTOMED KAYAK AND SNORKEL EXPEDITION
Duration: 3.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $145.00
Date: June 25, 2015 12:30 PM
Experience the beauty of Cabo San Lucas from above and below sea level during this scenic kayak and snorkeling tour on the Sea of Cortez.
Depart the pier for the brief transfer to a beautiful beach. Upon arrival, you will receive your safety instructions and equipment, and begin your kayaking
adventure. After embarking your kayak, you will be led by your guide into the Sea of Cortez, and paddle along the pristine beaches and secluded coves
along the beautiful shores of Los Cabos. You will then kayak past some of Cabo's most famous and breathtaking landscapes, including the El Arco rock
formation and a sea lion colony. Your transparent kayak will also enable you to observe Cabo's exquisite undersea beauty; colorful marine life and coral
formations can be seen beneath you as you paddle through the sea.
After approximately 45 minutes of kayaking, you will have an opportunity to enter the crystal-clear waters for a guided snorkeling adventure. Life vests,
snorkeling equipment, soft drinks and water will be provided.
Following your snorkeling session, you will return to the kayak launch at the beach, then re-board your van for the return drive to the pier.
Please note: This tour is recommended only for guests in good physical condition. Guests with back and/or neck problems, guests with limited mobility, and
guests who utilize a wheelchair will not be permitted on this tour. For complete information, please visit the Destination Services desk on board the ship.
The minimum age to participate on this tour is eight years old. Children up to 16 years old must share a kayak with an adult. The maximum combined
weight of both guests in a two-person kayak may not exceed 425 pounds. Wear a swimsuit under a cover-up, and bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses and a
towel from the ship.
CAB-006 BEACH HORSEBACK RIDE
Duration: 3.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $145.00
Date: June 25, 2015 12:30 PM
Indulge your senses with the fresh salt air and exquisite beauty of the Pacific Ocean during this scenic beach tour via horseback.
Depart the pier for the scenic, 35-minute drive to one of Cabo's picturesque Pacific beaches. Upon arrival at a quaint seaside ranch, you will meet your
guide, receive your safety and riding instructions, then set off on a leisurely, hour-long guided horseback ride along the cactus-lined beaches. Along the way,
your beach ride will take you atop a sand dune where, from January through March, you may be able to spot migrant whales.
After your ride, you will be served a complimentary beverage back at the ranch. Here, some time will be made available to explore the traditional desert
houses, interact with the farm animals, and check out the boutique filled with local arts and crafts before re-boarding your van for the 35-minute return drive
to the pier.
Please note: The maximum weight limit to participate on this tour is 220 pounds. This tour is suitable for riders of all experience levels, including beginners.
The horses will not go in the water. Wear long pants and closed-toe footwear, and bring sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses from the ship. The minimum age
to participate on this tour is 12 years old.
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CAB-007 LAND'S END BOAT AND CABO VIEW
Duration: 4.50 Hrs
Tour Price: $115.00
Date: June 25, 2015 12:30 PM
This diverse tour offers you the best of Cabo San Lucas by both sea and land. As you disembark the ship, your comfortable tour boat will be waiting for you,
ready to transport you on a brief sail to Land's End, which lies at the southernmost tip of the Baja Peninsula. Relax and enjoy a complimentary beverage as
your vessel journeys across the deep blue waters of the Pacific Ocean while an experienced guide provides an informative narration about the history,
ecology and major points of interest in the area. This beautiful, yet desolate stretch of rugged coastline offers up some truly spectacular views of towering
granite cliffs, unusual rock formations and vast expanses of pristine beaches that are tucked away amongst rocky coves.
Looking landward, you quickly become aware that this popular resort area lays claim to many miles of unspoiled beaches and impressive hotels. Reaching
the sight of the famed "Los Arcos", the dramatic natural rock arch that rises starkly from the sea, you'll have time to take some photos and watch a sea lion
colony at play before heading back to the pier for the second phase of your tour.
Phase two begins by boarding your deluxe motor coach and heading into the heart of Cabo San Lucas to a local glass blowing factory. Here, you can
observe the talents of native craftsmen as they use their artistry to design wonderful works of art. Afterwards, get a different perspective of the cape region,
striking in appearance, from its arid desert setting and white sand coves, to its swaying palm trees and the deep blue sea.
Your drive will next take you north to view the contrasting coastal scenery before arriving at San Jose del Cabo, a charming and picturesque town. Visit the
local mission church and its shady tree-lined plaza. Explore with your guide the Zocalo area before stopping at Plaza Amelia Wilkes and at Mi Casa for a
tequila sampling.
Continuing on, take a break at the Sunset Da Giorgio restaurant, located atop Cabo Bello, where a refreshing cold beer or soda is served. From this cliff top
location, take in the sweeping panoramic view of the Bay of Cabo San Lucas with its majestic rock formations rising from the turquoise blue sea.
Heading back, your coach will pass through the small downtown sector of Cabo San Lucas before returning you to the pier.
Please note: This tour includes limited walking over mostly flat surfaces; however, there are some steps to negotiate. The coaches and tour boats are not
wheelchair accessible and guests must be able to get themselves on and off both means of transportation as the operators and guides are not able to
provide assistance. Therefore, this tour may not be suitable for wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal
level of ability. Light clothing, a hat, sunglasses and comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Guests may be required to sign a release form before
being allowed to take part in the tour.
CAB-008 TEQUILA AFICIONADO
Duration: 2.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $165.00
Date: June 25, 2015 12:30 PM
Experience the unique flavors of Mexico during this premiere tequila-tasting event.
Depart the pier for the drive to your tequila-tasting event. Upon arrival, you will learn about tequila's history, and how its ingredients are grown, processed,
fermented and distilled to create this famous libation. You will also discover tequila's many classifications, then have an opportunity to sample four of
Mexico's finest tequilas. Your experience will include a snack consisting of fresh tortilla chips served with traditional guacamole dip.
Following your tasting, you will receive a special certificate distinguishing you as a Tequila Ambassador before re-boarding your van for the return drive to the
pier.
Please note: Guests must be at least 21 years of age to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages.
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CAB-009 SPORTFISHING
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $325.00
Date: June 25, 2015 12:30 PM
Discover how a small fishing village came to be known as the Marlin Fishing Capital of the World during this sport fishing expedition to Baja
California.
Depart the pier with your captain and crew aboard a sport fishing boat powered by twin-turbo-charged engines. You will ride to the best fishing spots in Cabo,
and have an opportunity to try your luck at hooking a big one. These waters are home to some of the world's finest fishing, and abound with marlin, mahi
mahi, sailfish, wahoo, and tuna. Fighting one of these magnificent fish may prove to be an especially exciting experience. Your crew will handle your lines
and bait, and provide you with assistance in landing your catch. Bottled water and light snacks will be provided. All fishing is on a catch-and-release basis
only.
Following your tour, you will be returned to the pier.
Please note: This tour includes transportation, guide service, all fishing equipment, bait, light snacks, and bottled water. All fishing is on a catch-and-release
basis only. Wear light, comfortable clothing, and bring sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses from the ship. The minimum age to participate on this tour is 12
years old. Guests who experience motion sickness are advised not to participate on this tour. Pregnant women and guests with back and/or neck problems,
guests with asthma, heart and/or respiratory problems, guests recovering from recent surgery, guests with limited mobility, and guests who utilize a
wheelchair will not be permitted on this tour. The cost of the fishing license is included in the price of the tour.
CAB-010 THE ART DISTRICT OF SAN JOSE DEL CABO
Duration: 3.50 Hrs
Tour Price: $125.00
Date: June 25, 2015 12:30 PM
Come and see for yourself the color and creativity flowing from the old adobe buildings in San José del Cabo´s ever growing Art District. Enjoy a beautiful
drive along the ocean front hotels and golf courses located on the stretch of highway that connects Cabo San Lucas to it's more colonial sister town. Along
the way your guide will enlighten you with information regarding local culture, history and modern day Los Cabos.
After your scenic drive you will be taken directly to the heart of downtown and the town square in San José del Cabo. Once here your guide will take you
through this quaint town, stopping at the San José Mission, one of the oldest Missions in our peninsula, continuing on to the Arts District. where you will be
lead through the district with stops in several galleries. Here you will be able to greet the artists and admire their work, while browsing through the galleries
and perhaps even acquire something to your liking. There are many galleries featuring the works of artists and artisans from Mexico and beyond.
Finishing your stroll through the district, you will have a final stop at the Baja Brewing Company where you will have the unique opportunity to learn from their
brew master how beer is brewed as well as how to sample beer like the pros, as we do a tasting of the brew master favorite three picks. Having completed
the structured activities with your guide, you will have some free time to wander off on your own to explore more of the Arts Districts galleries and souvenir
shops or just hang out and relax at the brew-pub before meeting back with your guide at the designated meeting point for your return to Cabo San Lucas.
Please note: Tour requires walking over uneven surfaces, there are 12 steps to climb for guests wishing to enter the Mission Church. Guests must be 21
years or older to drink alcoholic beverages. Tour includes three beer sampler, gourmet pizza slice and bottled water. All of the galleries within the district are
within a 5 to 10 minute walk from one another. Bathrooms are available at one of the stops. Comfortable walking shoes, cash, hat and sunscreen are
recommended on this tour.
CAB-011 EVENING JAZZ & WINE CRUISE
Duration: 2.50 Hrs
Tour Price: $145.00
Date: June 25, 2015 12:30 PM
Enjoy a fabulous and relaxing evening cruise aboard the "Tropicat", Cabo's most luxurious sailing catamaran.
Your guide will greet you on the pier and lead you to your waiting catamaran where you will be welcomed aboard and receive a short safety briefing. Sit back
and take in the ambiance of this smooth sailing 65' vessel as you glide across the surface of the water toward Land's End.
Along the way, listent to today's contemporary Jazz music while taking advantage of the international bar that serves a variety of beer, wine, cocktails and
assorted liquors. There will also be a taste-tempting array of hors d'oeuvres you can treat yourself to.
After approximately 2-hours of sailing along Cabo Bay enjoying views of the twinkling lights of the distant shoreline and the stars overhead, you will head
back to the pier where your enchanted evening cruise comes to its conclusion.
Please note: This tour includes minimal walking. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate
their personal level of ability. Casual clothing, a light sweater or windbreaker and flat, rubber-soled shoes (high heels are not allowed) are recommended. It
is suggested guests bring a camera and spending cash.
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CAB-012 CAMEL & OUTBACK ADVENTURE
Duration: 4.50 Hrs
Tour Price: $295.00
Date: June 25, 2015 12:30 PM
This Mexican Outback and Camel Safari is an unforgettable eco-adventure that combines spectacular views, delicious cuisine and an exciting beach camel
ride.
Meeting your guide at the pier, you will sign your waivers and then in small groups, board your off-road Unimog truck for the drive deep into the heart of the
Baja outback and Rancho San Cristobal. En route, you'll receive a safety briefing and learn a bit about the surrounding outback. Upon arrival at Rancho San
Cristobal, a knowledgeable local expert will lead you on a guided tour through untouched desert vegetation, pointing out the indigenous flora and fauna,
making this a true eco experience.
Next, you'll re-board your Unimog and take a short drive down an arroyo to a breathtaking beach that overlooks the Pacific and the location where your
camels will be waiting. These gentle giants will then take you on a fun and unique caravan across the white sands of the beach. From your perch high atop
the camel, you'll have excellent views of your surroundings and in the winter months, you'll want to keep an eye out for whales which are sometimes spotted
off-shore.
After you've dismounted your camel, your good times continue as you travel to a local ranch where you'll have a chance to catch your breath and savor some
traditional Mexican food of hand-made tortillas, beans and salsas. Then it's time to head back to the pier, enjoying some breathtaking views of the Baja
desert and endless stretches of virgin beach along the way.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 90-minutes of moderate walking/standing, some of it over uneven natural surfaces and hilly terrain. The tour is
not available to wheelchair guests, pregnant women, those suffering with back/neck problems or mobility concerns. Guests should be in reasonably good
physical condition. Light-weight clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; sunscreen; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. No photography is
allowed while on the camel, although pictures will be taken and available for sale after the ride. Minimum age to participate is six years-old and children
under 18 must be accompanied by an adult parent or guardian. The tour operator requires all participants to sign a liability waiver before being allowed to
participate in the tour.
CAB-013 DOLPHIN SWIM
Duration: 1.50 Hrs
Tour Price: $375.00
Date: June 25, 2015 12:30 PM
This delightful dolphin swim offers small group sizing, optimizing your water time with the dolphins and ensuring you have the best possible opportunity to
develop a close personal bond with your dolphin.
Your guide will meet you at the pier and issue you your check-in pass, before making the short walk to the nearby dolphin facility. Upon arrival, you'll sign
your waiver, receive your bracelet and then head off to change into your provided wet suit. Following that, you'll meet the trainers and have a short,
interactive briefing that will introduce you to the fascinating world of dolphins. During this briefing, the staff will show you how to use special hand signals and
positive reinforcement to communicate with them one-on-one. Then it's straight into the water where you'll discover all there is to know about dolphins from
the best possible teachers - the dolphins themselves! Your quality time with the dolphins lasts approximately 40-minutes, during which you will have some
time to interact with these inspirational animals as they swim around and beneath you, and even talk and flirt with you, all in the comfort and safety of a
specially designed pool. This exceptional experience is intimate, exhilarating, enlightening and tender, all rolled into a swirl of shared laughter, caring and
learning.
All too soon, it's time to bid your new mammal friends farewell; however, they will surely have left a lasting impression on your heart and mind.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 1-hour of easy walking/standing. The tour is available to wheelchair guests; however, wheelchairs are not
allowed in the water with the dolphins. The guest may enter the water with an able-bodied companion who has also purchased a ticket. Pregnant women
are not allowed on the tour. Guests should know how to swim. Light-weight clothing or a cover-up over swimwear and flat, comfortable walking shoes are
recommended. Sunscreen, jewelry and sunglasses are not permitted. Lockers are available to store your clothes and other personal items. Minimum age to
participate is five years-old and children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult parent or guardian. No photography is allowed in the dolphin area,
although pictures will be taken and available for sale afterwards. The tour operator requires all participants to sign a liability waiver before being allowed to
participate in the tour.
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HUATULCO, MEXICO
HUT-001 BEACH & SNORKEL
Duration: 2.50 Hrs
Tour Price: $105.00
Date: June 28, 2015 08:00 AM
For the snorkeling enthusiast, this tour takes you to one of the premier locations in the blue-green waters that surround Huatulco.
Meeting your guide on the pier, you'll select your equipment while receiving a snorkeling briefing and overview of the site. After boarding your transportation
you'll travel a short distance to the stunningly beautiful La Entrega Beach, a dazzling crescent of white sand beach and aqua waters, set against a backdrop
of lush greenery.
This wonderfully tranquil and pristine spot features an enormous white coral plate that is home to a wide variety of amazing marine life. You'll have plenty of
time to snorkel around the coral reef and relax and enjoy the gorgeous beach and warm translucent waters before it's time to head back to the port.
Please note: This tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Snorkeling equipment is provided and guests wishing to snorkel
or swim should be agile swimmers. Bathing suits should be worn and guests should bring their own towel. Swimsuits, a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen are
strongly recommended. Guests taking part in any water activities may do so at their own risk and responsibility.
HUT-002 FIVE BAYS BY CATAMARAN & SWIMMING
Duration: 3.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $95.00
Date: June 28, 2015 08:00 AM
The burgeoning tropical paradise of Huatulco is known for its picturesque bays and sun-drenched coastline that features the jagged Sierra Madre Mountains
as a striking backdrop. The secluded coves and sandy beaches found along this stretch of Mexico's Pacific coast provide the ideal setting for seaside resorts
and water activities.
On this relaxing tour, you'll embark a comfortable motorized catamaran-style vessel for a scenic cruise from the harbor to Tangolunda Bay, viewing the area's
natural beauty and surrounding resorts as you cruise along. Just one of the sights you'll see is the unusual rock formations at Organo Bay, where a stop will
be made for swimming.
Continuing on, you'll cruise to the tranquil bays of Maguey and Chahue and then on to Santa Cruz Bay, with its beautiful beaches. Nearby you'll find the
impressive blowhole. Throughout your leisurely cruise, your local guide will provide an informative commentary and answer any questions you may have
about this wonderful coastal haven. While on board, you'll be treated to snacks and a complimentary open bar serving margaritas, domestic drinks, beer,
water and soft drinks.
Before heading back to the port, you'll also cruise to dazzling La Entrega Beach, a popular snorkeling destination.
Please note: This tour is available to wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns who can negotiate the approximately 3 steps on and off the
catamaran. Guests wishing to swim should be agile swimmers. Bathing suits should be worn and guests should bring their own towel. Swim suits, a hat,
sunglasses and sunscreen are strongly recommended. Guests taking part in any water activities may do so at their own risk and responsibility. Alcoholic
beverages will only be served once the swimming portion of the tour has concluded.
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HUT-003 BIRD WATCHING ECO-TOUR
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $125.00
Date: June 28, 2015 08:00 AM
Nature lovers will enjoy this tour as you discover the rich diversity of the wetland bird life and unspoiled low-growth caducifolia jungle beauty that are found
along the trails of the Copalita River.
Traveling from the pier, it's a short transfer to the botanical park where you'll begin experiencing the amazing flora and fauna of this region that's tucked
within its precious woods. Rich with wildlife, such as iguanas and deer, the area is also the natural habitat of over 227 species of birds, including 20 varieties
of hummingbirds.
Before starting off, you'll receive a souvenir list of birds that comes complete with a color print of the 25 most likely seen species. Along the way, your
knowledgeable guide will provide you with a comprehensive explanation of the area's ecology, wildlife and points of interest, along with helping you spot
bashful residents hiding in the foliage. Observation stops are included during your walk as well as a refreshment break.
After approximately 2 1/2 hours, you'll have made your way back to the start where your transportation awaits to transport you back to the pier.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 2 miles of moderate walking - at times over natural sand and soil surfaces that can be uneven. The tour is not
available to wheelchair guests and is not recommended for those guests with mobility concerns. Long-sleeved shirts, long pants, hats, insect repellant and
flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Don't forget your binoculars! While wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, n order to maximize your
chances of spotting as many birds as possible, your guide may at their discretion, modify the tour's itinerary.
HUT-004 MOUNTAIN BIKE EXCURSION
Duration: 3.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $105.00
Date: June 28, 2015 08:00 AM
For those who enjoy combining sightseeing with a good workout, this is definitely the tour for you. The coastal paradise of Huatulco is known for its nine
beautiful bays and the scenic route you'll take on your mountain bike will allow you to see three of these magnificent bays while partaking in some
invigorating exercise.
Meeting your guide at the pier area, you'll be issued a Cromoli 18-speed mountain bike and helmet. Once you have received your safety briefing and route
overview, you'll begin a ride that has you discovering the beautiful scenery of this new resort area. Your route has you first passing by Chahue bay before
climbing to Tangolunda viewpoint (two miles total distance in this segment, with a moderate slope of 25 degrees on the last 600 yards) for a 10-minute water
and photo stop.
From here, it's a downhill ride to lovely Tangolunda Beach Park for a 30-minute stop. Sea conditions permitting, you'll have the chance to cool off with a
refreshing dip in the ocean. Complimentary cold water and a fresh water shower are available here for your comfort and convenience. Continuing on, you'll
trek to the upscale hotel zone of Tangolunda Bay, returning by way of the boulevard that travels alongside the golf course. Switching to a different path, you'll
then climb to Chahue bay (with a slope of 90 degrees in the first 800 yards), before heading up to la Crucecita for a 15 minute rest stop at the charming
central plaza. Finally, the last segment of your journey brings you back to the pier, perhaps a bit tired, but filled with the exhilaration of having experienced a
unique sight-seeing adventure.
Please note: This tour is not available to wheelchair guests, those with mobility concerns or children under 16 years of age. Actual cycling time is
approximately 2 1/2 hours, 99% of which is over paved roads. Guests are responsible for assessing their physical ability and medical condition in undertaking
this tour. Guests are expected to be aware of road rules and conditions while riding. The Tour Operator is not responsible for natural conditions beyond their
control such as road and off-road surfaces that may cause injury. Long-sleeved shirts, long pants, hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellant and
appropriate flat, comfortable shoes are recommended. No open-toed shoes will be allowed and helmets must be worn by all riders. Changing facilities are
available at Tangolunda Beach Park as well as showers and restrooms. For those guests who wish to swim, it is suggested that you wear your swimsuit
under your biking outfit and bring a towel. Guests taking part in any water activities may do so at their own risk and responsibility. Your guide speaks fluent
English, but the crew does not. An escort vehicle will follow the group. Guests will be required to sign a release waiver before being allowed to take part in the
tour. The order of sights visited may vary and the itinerary may be reversed.
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HUT-005 SCENIC RIVER DESCENT
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $115.00
Date: June 28, 2015 08:00 AM
Have fun exploring the tropical environs of the Copalita River as you also experience the river's Class 1 and Class 2 waters. Your tour begins at the pier,
where you'll board an all-terrain vehicle and embark on a scenic 30-minute drive to the river. On arrival, you'll be given a safety briefing and paddle
demonstration by your experienced guide. After the briefing, you will be issued your safety gear and receive an overview of what you are about to experience.
Boarding your raft, it's a leisurely float downstream for approximately 60-90 minutes, enjoying the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape as you are
surrounded by tropical flora and fauna. Arriving at a sandbank located near the river's estuary, you'll exit the raft and enjoy a cool drink before it's time to
climb back aboard your all-terrain vehicle for the drive back to the ship.
Please note: This tour is not available to wheelchair guests, those with mobility concerns, heart problems, asthma, epilepsy, recent back or neck injuries, or
pregnant women. No one under the influence of alcohol or drugs may participate. Bathing suits, hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, towel, insect repellant and
shoes that are able to get wet are strongly recommended. If desired, guests may bring a change of clothing. Safety helmets, life jackets and bottled water are
provided. Guests taking part in any water activities may do so at their own risk and responsibility and will be required to sign a waiver before being allowed to
take part in the tour. Guests must be a minimum age of 10 to participate.
HUT-006 SAIL & SWIM
Duration: 3.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $115.00
Date: June 28, 2015 08:00 AM
An exhilarating sail across some of Huatulco's finest bays highlights this invigorating excursion. Stepping aboard the 44-foot sailboat Luna Azul (Blue Moon),
you'll set sail on a relaxing journey exploring the waters surrounding this coastal paradise.
Leaving the Santa Cruz marina behind, your captain will set a south-westerly course along the coastline to Chahue and Tangolunda Bays. Traveling across
the azure waters with the jagged Sierra Madre Mountains as a backdrop, you'll enjoy discovering the pristine coves and beaches that make this one of
Mexico's fastest growing tourist destinations.
As you skim across the sea, you're invited to ask your friendly crew all about the basics of sailing, or you can simply find a comfortable spot to sit back and
unwind, soaking up the sun and appreciating the refreshing sea breeze. Be sure to keep an eye out for playful dolphins and sea turtles, as these marine
creatures are quite common to this area. Stopping at one of Huatulco's fabulous secluded beaches, you'll have approximately 45-minutes to swim in the
warm translucent waters before it's time to head back to the marina. Adding to your enjoyment, complimentary Margaritas, beer, bottled water, soft drinks
and snacks will be available onboard the sloop.
Please note: This tour is not available to wheelchair guests and considered unsuitable for those with mobility concerns. Guests wishing to swim should be
agile swimmers. Swim suits, cover-ups, a hat, sunglasses, a towel and sunscreen are strongly recommended as there is very little shade aboard the sloop.
Guests taking part in any water activities do so at their own risk and responsibility and will be required to sign a waiver before being allowed to take part in the
tour. Guests must be a minimum age of 12 to participate. Alcoholic beverages will only be served once the swimming portion of the tour has concluded.
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HUT-007 SCENIC DRIVE & SHOPPING
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $105.00
Date: June 28, 2015 08:00 AM
This tour gives you a great overview of the Huatulco area while successfully combining a relaxing experience that offers an opportunity to both shop and
learn about the past, present and future of this friendly and inviting tropical destination from your knowledgeable local guide.
Greeted at the pier by your guide, you'll board an air-conditioned motor coach and set-off for the Tangolunda Bay Hotel District. Centered along the shoreline
of this impressive bay are numerous deluxe hotels, resorts and fashionable estates. There will be a brief stop to take photos here before it's time to continue
on to stunning Conejos Bay. The scenery you'll find here is nothing short of breathtaking and you'll be sure to capture pictures of the amazing views.
Next, you'll proceed to El Chapulin (the grasshopper) and Mescal Plaza, where a 30-45 minute stop gives you the chance to experience Oaxaca's arts &
crafts, local products, traditions, costumes and culture. Observe local artisans at work and taste such gastronomic delights as chocolate, mole and cheese
as your guide explains the seven ethnic regions that make up the State of Oaxaca. You'll also see a sampling of the regional dress characteristic to the
Tehuantepec Isthmus.
Your next stop is La Crucecita, a quaint town where you will have 60 minutes to stroll its tree-shaded streets, visit the lively marketplace and browse in the
stores that lie adjacent to the charming central plaza. While there's a wide variety of items available for purchase here, you may just wish to find a
comfortable seat in the plaza to simple sit and immerse yourself in the ambience of this delightfully laid-back place.
Your final tour stop will be at the La Entrega Beach viewpoint. From this advantageous location you'll have panoramic views of your ship and the port, along
with the dazzling crescent of white sand beach and aqua waters that comprise La Entrega Beach. You'll even be able to see the impressive coral reef that
makes this a popular spot for snorkeling. After taking memorable photos, you'll re-board your coach for the short drive to the pier.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 1 1/2 hours of walking plus any additional walking at the guests' discretion during free time. It is not available to
wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Casual clothing, a hat, sunglasses,
sun screen and comfortable flat walking shoes are recommended.
HUT-008 HUATULCO BY LAND & SEA
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $115.00
Date: June 28, 2015 08:00 AM
Best known for its picturesque bays and sun-drenched coastline that features the jagged Sierra Madre Mountains as a striking backdrop, Huatulco has
become a favorite tourist destination. The secluded coves and sandy beaches found along this stretch of Mexico's Pacific coast provide the ideal setting for
seaside resorts and water activities.
This combination tour starts by boarding a comfortable motorized catamaran-style vessel for a relaxing scenic cruise from the harbor to Tangolunda Bay,
viewing the area's natural beauty and surrounding resorts as you cruise along the azure sea. Some of the sights you'll see are the unusual rock formations at
Organo Bay, tranquil Maguey Bay and Chahue Bay. You'll also pass by Santa Cruz Bay with its gorgeous beaches, and see the impressive blowhole located
nearby. During your cruise, your local guide will provide an informative commentary and answer any questions you may have about this wonderful coastal
haven. For your enjoyment there's a complimentary open bar aboard, serving domestic drinks and fresh sliced tropical fruits.
Arriving back at the marina, you'll board an air-conditioned motor coach for the second phase of your tour which takes you to the charming town of La
Crucesita, stopping along the way for brief photo stops at Tangolunda viewpoint and the estuary of the Copalita River. After a short stop to admire the
picturesque tree-lined streets and central plaza of La Crucesita, you'll make your way back to the pier, enjoying one final photo stop at the La Entrega
viewpoint. From this advantageous location you'll have panoramic views of your ship and the port, along with the dazzling crescent of white sand beach and
aqua waters that comprise La Entrega Beach. You'll even be able to see the impressive coral reef that makes this a popular spot for snorkeling.
Please note: This tour is not available to wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and
stamina. Casual clothing, a hat, sunglasses, sun screen and comfortable flat walking shoes are recommended.
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HUT-009 RURAL COMMUNITIES & TRADITIONS
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $145.00
Date: June 28, 2015 08:00 AM
For those who wish to truly immerse themselves in the local culture and travel off the beaten-path, this tour will give you an authentic glimpse into Oaxaca's
and Mexico's roots, as seen from the neighboring communities that surround the Bays of Huatulco resort area. Travel to three small communities, all the
while learning about their local culture, social characteristics, habits and customs.
Traveling by van from the pier, you'll first head to Piedra de Moros where you'll visit a nursery that raises edible and medicinal plants that are indigenous to
the area and part of daily life here. You'll also visit a traditional Mexican kitchen, observing how tortillas and tamales are made and enjoy a tasty sample.
From here, it's on to Pueblo Viejo where you'll view plots of land that are devoted to the cultivation of citrus fruits. There's also a demonstration of the
hand-crafting of cooking pots and adobe bricks, the latter used in the construction of local homes.
Your final stop is at El Limoncito where you'll visit the citrus plantation and watch artisans as they intricately weave palm leaves into a variety of useful items.
Returning to the pier, you'll be filled with a new sense of appreciation for the gracious and hard-working people who are the back-bone of this beautiful and
multi-faceted area of Mexico that is sure to leave you completely captivated.
Please note: This tour is not available to wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and
stamina. Nearly 50% of this excursion involves travel along unpaved roads and may not be suitable for those guests with heart or back problems or pregnant
women. Casual clothing, a hat, sunglasses, sun screen and comfortable flat walking shoes are recommended. Restroom facilities are available; however
they may be quite basic.
HUT-010 LAS BRISAS RESORT BEACH BREAK
Duration: 5.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $115.00
Date: June 28, 2015 08:00 AM
A day spent enjoying all of the activities offered by a deluxe resort awaits you on this tour that indulges you with comfort, relaxation and fun. A short transfer
from the pier brings you to the lovely resort of Las Brisas. Originally opened in 1987, it was the largest Club Med in the western hemisphere and their second
largest in the world. Catering to every need, the resort is designed to accommodate both the very active as well as those seeking total relaxation.
Your time here is completely at your leisure to take part in whatever activities the resort offers or simply relax and do nothing. Your day pass to the resort
comes with a booklet of non-refundable coupons that can be exchanged for goods and services in the different hotel venues such as the restaurants and
shops, or for activities such as windsurfing or Hobie cat rentals and lessons.
Included with your day pass is also the use of the property's numerous facilities and activities such as; the swimming pools, beaches, tennis courts, squash
court, basketball, volleyball courts, snorkeling equipment and gym. All activities are subject to availability on a first-come, first-served basis.
After approximately 4 hours of fun and leisure enjoying all of the resort's amenities, your transportation will be waiting to transfer you back to the pier.
Please note: This tour is not available to wheelchair guests and although walking is generally at the guest's discretion, those with mobility concerns are
cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Casual clothing, swim suits, a hat, sunglasses, sun screen, towel and comfortable flat
walking shoes are recommended.
HUT-012 DEEP SEA FISHING
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $325.00
Date: June 28, 2015 08:00 AM
Sport fishing enthusiasts won't want to miss this tour. The waters surrounding Huatulco are abundant with such species as marlin, sailfish, swordfish, yellow
fin tuna, dorado and mahi mahi, to name but a few. Meeting your experienced Captain at the pier, you'll board a fully equipped fishing boat that carries up to
five anglers and set-off to experience the excitement of deep-sea fishing at its best.
You'll spend just over 3 hours trolling the deep blue waters of the Pacific, hoping to feel a strike that signals you've hooked a "big one." If luck is with you,
perhaps you'll enjoy the exhilaration of reeling in a magnificent bill fish. A strict catch-and-release policy is enforced so you'll want to be sure and bring along
your camera to record the event.
After an incredible time spent on the water, you'll cruise back to the pier, hopefully bringing with you stories to tell and some pictures of an amazing catch.
Please note: It is suggested that guests wear a lightweight, long-sleeved cotton shirt, flat comfortable shoes with a non-slip sole, as well as a hat,
sunglasses, sun protection and a change of clothing. This tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. It is not recommended
for those who suffer from motion sickness. Guests must be at least 12 years of age and those under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or
guardian. Fishing equipment, bait, tackle, license, bottled water and soft drinks are included. Any gratuities for the crew of the fishing boat are not included.
Guests will be required to sign a release waiver before being allowed to take part in the tour. There is no guarantee that any species of fish will be caught and
there is the possibility that the Captain and/or crew may not speak fluent English.
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PUERTO QUETZAL, GUATEMALA
QUZ-001 AUTO SAFARI CHAPIN
Duration: 4.50 Hrs
Tour Price: $125.00
Date: June 29, 2015 11:30 AM
Starting off from the pier you will enjoy a scenic drive through the beautiful forest and along the Pacific coast as you pass several sugarcane fields and take
in views of the majestic volcanoes that dominate the distant horizon.
Arriving at Auto Safari Chapin, you will receive a brief orientation and printed guide of the zoological park before embarking on your journey through this open
air zoo. Your visit to the park offers you the chance to see lions, giraffes, jaguars, parrots, various kinds of monkeys and of course, exotic birds and many
other exotic animals which you are able to view in their natural habitat from the comfort of your tour bus.
Following your tour of the park by coach, you will have a walking tour of the more traditional zoo area where you will be able to see additional exhibits of
animals and reptiles from around the world as well as those indigenous to Guatemala. Before rejoining your coach for the return transfer to the pier, relax
with a snack and refreshing soft drink or beer in the Park's pavilion.
Please note: This tour is not available to wheelchair guests and those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability
and stamina. There is some uneven terrain and cobblestone surfaces to negotiate within the Park. Light-weight clothing with long sleeves, flat comfortable
walking shoes, sun caps and sunglasses are recommended. There will be insect repellant available on the coach.
QUZ-004 COFFEE CLOSE TO NATURE
Duration: 4.50 Hrs
Tour Price: $155.00
Date: June 29, 2015 11:30 AM
This tour that is geared for nature lovers and coffee afficionados begins with a scenic 90-minute drive through lowland pastures filled with sugar-cane
plantations and cattle farms. Along the way you will be treated to spectacular views of impressive volcanoes and unique landscapes.
Upon arrival at Finca El Barretal, you will participate in a truly educational and ecological adventure at this beautiful finca that is located on a mountain range
close to the Pacaya Volcano, which is active all-year-round. During your visit you will learn how high-quality Guatemalan coffee is cultivated, harvested and
processed for export and local consumption. The harvest time is October through March.
Before re-boarding your mini-coach to return to the pier, a refreshment and light snack will be served.
Please note: This tour is not available to wheelchair guests and those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability
and stamina. There is uneven terrain to negotiate at Finca El Barretal consisting of grass, dirt pathways and natural trails. Casual clothing, flat comfortable
walking shoes, sun caps, sunscreen and sunglasses are recommended.
QUZ-005 MACADAMIA NUT FARM
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $115.00
Date: June 29, 2015 11:30 AM
Leaving the pier, you will head north through the Pacific Coastal lowlands of Guatemala. Your route takes you through the midst of three volcanoes,
Acatenango, Agua and Fuego and provides you with amazing views that will leave lasting impressions of this dramatic landscape.
After approximately 75 minutes, you will arrive at the Valhalla Organic Macadamia Nut Farm. The Farm is a ""sustainable agriculture development project""
and sustainable Ecological Tourism destination which provides a source of employment, food and fuel for the farmer's families. This remarkable project was
even honored with the prestigious Golden Fete D'Excellence (Geneve 2002) award.
Macadamia nuts have become one of the country's most important export products and its production helps thousands of people and has put Guatemala
amongst the seven largest producers in the world. During your visit you will have a guided tour of the Farm in which you will learn about Macadamia nut
production and its impact on the Guatemalan economy.
Following your walking tour, you'll be treated to a light snack and have free time to purchase some macadamian goods that are produced on the farm before
it's time to travel back to Puerto Quetzal.
Please note: This tour is not available to guests who utilize a wheelchair and those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal
level of ability and stamina. There is uneven terrain to negotiate at the farm, consisting of grass, dirt pathways and natural trails. Casual clothing, flat
comfortable walking shoes, sun cap, sunscreen and sunglasses are recommended.
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CORINTO, NICARAGUA
CIO-004 OLD LEON & COLONIAL LEON
Duration: 8.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $125.00
Date: June 30, 2015 09:30 AM
Explore the two Leons: the original 16th-century city, which was once buried in volcanic ash, and then a later version, which became an alluring colonial city.
Depart from the pier and drive inland to Lake Managua, which is often referred to by its indigenous name Xolotian. Here, in 1524 Spanish conquistadors
founded the original city of Leon, now known as Old Leon. Although in ruins, the city is an archaeological marvel because it was abandoned after a series of
volcanic eruptions and earthquakes in the early 1600s, which buried everything in ash. The city stood completely undisturbed until 1967, when excavation
began, leading to Old Leon’s nickname “The Pompeii of Central America.”
Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city offers a remarkable glimpse into 16th-century life in one of the earliest Spanish colonial settlements. During
your guided tour of the well-preserved ruins, you will see a cathedral, convent, royal foundry and private homes constructed of wood, bamboo and mud.
Eventually, the inhabitants left and established a newer Leon, which you will explore following a buffet lunch at a local restaurant there.
You’ll experience the colonial city’s charm firsthand by touring the main plaza and the magnificent Leon Cathedral, whose construction began in 1747. Now a
UNESCO World Heritage Site, the cathedral beautifully illustrates several architectural styles and features thick low towers shaped to withstand earthquakes.
As you walk through the interior, you will notice the abundance of natural sunlight and rich ornamentation, including a treasured wooden Flemish altarpiece.
At the conclusion of your guided walking tour, you will re-board your coach and drive back to the pier in Corinto.
Please note: This tour includes nearly 4-hours of travel on a coach and just over 2-hours of moderate walking. There are an optional 60 steps to negotiate if
guests wish to visit the roof of the cathedral. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on
and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal
level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are
recommended. Please check with your guide before taking photos in Old Leon as there are some restrictions. *Daytime temperatures in this destination can
be quite high.*
CIO-007 CERRO NEGRO TREK
Duration: 8.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $155.00
Date: June 30, 2015 09:30 AM
Savor the adventure of climbing to the rim of Cerro Negro volcano, following by a more leisurely exploration of the colonial city of Leon.
Depart from the pier and settle in for a scenic drive into Nicaragua’s rural countryside. In time, you will arrive at the base of Cerro Negro, the youngest
volcano in Central America. It first erupted in 1850, and while there have been occasional eruptions since then the volcano has only damaged farmland
because it is located in a sparsely populated area.
Your hike along the black basalt slopes of Cerro Negro will take approximately two hours, and the views are spectacular throughout as the volcano is
completely void of vegetation. The trail is an unpaved, natural path that leads to the rim, where you will have a bird’s-eye view into the smoking crater below
and a 360-degree view of the surrounding land. It’s well worth the effort and compared to other volcanoes, Cerro Negro is easily accessible.
After descending, you will drive to the colonial city of Leon for lunch and free time in its vibrant main square. Magnificent Leon Cathedral, whose construction
began in 1747, dominates the popular gathering place. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the cathedral beautifully illustrates several architectural styles
and features thick low towers shaped to withstand earthquakes. If you walk through the interior, you will notice the abundance of natural sunlight and rich
ornamentation. Later, you will return to the pier.
Please note: This tour includes over 4-hours of travel on a coach, 2-hours of moderate to strenuous hiking, plus anY additional walking at the guests’
discretion during free time in Leon. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Guests should be in good physical
condition. Light-weight clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; sunscreen; and a bottle of water from the ship are recommended. Flat, sturdy hiking shoes are
required. *Daytime temperatures in this destination can be quite high.*
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CIO-008 FLORA DE CANA RUM TOUR
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $105.00
Date: June 30, 2015 09:30 AM, 11:30 AM
Discover the complexity and joy of producing rum at the esteemed Flor de Caña distillery, where you will enjoy a tasting of slow-aged rum.
Depart from the pier and drive inland to the rural town of Chichigalpa. Located at the foot of the steep San Cristobal volcano, the town is surrounded by plains
that are ideal for growing cotton and sugar cane. This latter crop has been especially important to Chichigalpa’s growth, as it’s a primary ingredient in the rum
produced here since 1890.
Although the brand Flor de Caña wasn’t created until 1937, the company’s founders were among Nicaragua’s earliest rum makers. The fifth generation of the
Pellas family now owns the distillery, which you will tour in depth. Flor de Caña rums are slow-aged, a process that starts with molasses from sugar cane
harvested locally. After distillation, the rum is aged in small American white oak barrels without additives or accelerants that might alter the purity.
The finished products are outstanding, as you will see by sampling some exquisite 18-year-old Flor de Caña rum. Amber-colored and full-bodied, the rum is
richly complex. Flor de Caña also produces a light-bodied 4-year-old rum, mahogany-hued 7-year-old rum best served on ice, and a toasty, tobacco-like rum
that has been rated one of the world’s Top 10 spirits. There are even Kosher-certified rums, which are available in the Flor de Caña boutique.
Following your tour and tasting, you will return to the pier.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 2 1/2 hours of moderate walking with a few steps to negotiate. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who
have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those guests with
mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle
of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Guests under 21 years of age are not permitted to take part in this tour.
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CIO-006 HISTORY & ARTS
Duration: 5.75 Hrs
Tour Price: $85.00
Date: June 30, 2015 09:45 AM
Nicaragua’s bountiful creativity takes center stage as you tour an extraordinary art gallery, a museum devoted to the country’s most revered poet, and
historical Leon Cathedral.
Depart from the pier and enjoy a scenic drive to Leon, a city in the volcanic lowlands of northwestern Nicaragua. Founded by Spanish conquistadors on the
edge of Lake Managua in 1524, Leon was heavily damaged in an earthquake and later moved to its present site.
Your first stop here will be the Ortiz-Gurdian Foundation, an esteemed art gallery with an extensive collection housed in two restored colonial buildings on
opposite sides of the street. One building displays mostly pre-Columbian pieces; the other exhibits more contemporary works of art. While Latin American
masters such as Diego Rivera are certainly represented, you may be surprised to find treasures from the likes of Chagall and Picasso, as well.
Next, you will visit the home of Nicaragua’s most famous poet and national hero Ruben Dario. Now a museum, the modest residence contains many of his
personal belongings, original manuscripts, and first editions of his books. Dario is buried in nearby Leon Cathedral, whose construction began in 1747.
While touring the extraordinary cathedral, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, be sure to notice the treasured Flemish altarpiece. The building is a
splendid example of colonial architecture and features thick low towers shaped to withstand earthquakes. Later, during free time, you can explore the
adjoining plaza before returning to the pier.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 2 3/4 hours of moderate walking, plus any additional walking at the guests’ discretion during free time. There
are an optional 60 steps to negotiate if guests wish to visit the roof of the cathedral. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible
wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those guests with mobility concerns
are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the
ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. There are photo restrictions at the Ortiz-Gurdian Foundation and Ruben Dario house. *Daytime
temperatures in this destination can be quite high.*
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CIO-002 COLONIAL LEON & BUBBLING MUD POTS
Duration: 5.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $85.00
Date: June 30, 2015 10:00 AM
A study in contrasts, this excursion presents the beautiful colonial architecture of Leon, juxtaposed against a field of bubbling mud pots in the countryside.
Depart from the pier and enjoy a picturesque drive into the volcanic lowlands of northwestern Nicaragua. It’s a dramatic setting for Leon, the country’s second
largest city. Founded by Spanish conquistadors on the edge of Lake Managua in 1524, Leon was heavily damaged in an earthquake and later moved to its
present site, where it has since thrived.
One of the city’s most striking features is its colonial architecture. You’ll experience its charm firsthand by touring the main plaza and the magnificent Leon
Cathedral, whose construction began in 1747. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the cathedral beautifully illustrates several architectural styles and
features thick low towers shaped to withstand earthquakes. As you walk through the interior, you will notice the abundance of natural sunlight and rich
ornamentation. The wooden Flemish altarpiece is particularly treasured.
Following some free time to explore more of Leon on your own, you will rejoin your coach and drive to the nearby rural community of San Jacinto for a look at
its boiling mud pots. This geothermal phenomenon is constantly active, spewing steam and occasionally hot mud into the air. If you get close enough to the
craters, you can hear the mud boiling fiercely below the surface. The source of all this commotion and intense heat is Telica volcano, which looms in the
background.
After visiting the mud pots, you will transfer back to the pier in Corinto.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 90-minutes of moderate walking, plus any additional walking at the guests’ discretion during free time. There
are an optional 60 steps to negotiate if guests wish to visit the roof of the cathedral. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible
wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those guests with mobility concerns
are cautioned only to participate to the extent of their personal stamina and ability and may make arrangements with the guide to not participate in some of
the walking portions of the tour. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are
recommended. *Daytime temperatures in this destination can be quite high.*
CIO-005 LEON BOTANIC GARDEN
Duration: 5.75 Hrs
Tour Price: $85.00
Date: June 30, 2015 10:00 AM
Savor the serenity of Nicaragua’s first botanic garden, and then set off for Leon, a city long admired for its colonial architecture, especially the Leon
Cathedral.
Depart from the pier and enjoy a leisurely ninety-minute drive into the volcanic lowlands of northwestern Nicaragua, where you will find the esteemed
university in Leon. While the university dates back to early 19th century, this tour focuses on its recently developed botanic garden, the first one in Nicaragua.
You will spend about two hours in this serene oasis, walking the two and one-half mile nature trail, admiring countless species of plants that have been
collected throughout Nicaragua. Most of the specimens come from tropical dry forest and savanna ecosystems, and many of the plants have attributes other
than beauty. Leaves from cacao trees are used as a natural insect repellant, and extracts from the bark of the massively crowned guanacaste tree serve as
soap substitutes. Guanacaste means “ear tree,” as its curled seedpods resemble human ears. Succulents also thrive here, as do dozens of species of birds
from kingfishers to magpies. Following your guided walk, you will have a bit of free time to stroll about on your own.
More attractions await you in Leon’s main plaza, which is dominated by the magnificent Leon Cathedral, whose construction began in 1747. Now a UNESCO
World Heritage Site, the cathedral beautifully illustrates several architectural styles and features thick low towers shaped to withstand earthquakes. If you
walk through the interior, you will notice the abundance of natural sunlight and rich ornamentation. The wooden Flemish altarpiece is particularly treasured.
Later, you will return to the pier.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 2 1/2 hours of moderate walking, plus any additional walking at the guests’ discretion during free time. There
are an optional 60 steps to negotiate if guests wish to visit the roof of the cathedral. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible
wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those guests with mobility concerns
are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the
ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. *Daytime temperatures in this destination can be quite high.*
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CIO-003 COLONIAL LEON & CHOROTEGA MUSEUM
Duration: 5.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $85.00
Date: June 30, 2015 10:15 AM
Behold the artistry of northwestern Nicaragua, which is beautifully expressed through the colonial architecture of Leon and the pre-Columbian ceramics in the
Chorotega Museum.
Depart from the pier and enjoy a picturesque drive into the volcanic lowlands of northwestern Nicaragua. It’s a dramatic setting for Leon, the country’s second
largest city. Founded by Spanish conquistadors on the edge of Lake Managua in 1524, Leon was heavily damaged in an earthquake and later moved to its
present site, where it has since thrived.
One of the city’s most striking features is its colonial architecture. You’ll experience its charm firsthand by touring the main plaza and the magnificent Leon
Cathedral, whose construction began in 1747. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the cathedral beautifully illustrates several architectural styles and
features thick low towers shaped to withstand earthquakes. As you walk through the interior, you will notice the abundance of natural sunlight and rich
ornamentation. The wooden Flemish altarpiece is particularly treasured.
Then, following free time to explore more of Leon on your own, you will rejoin your coach and drive to Chorotega Museum in Chinandega, which lies in the
shadow of San Cristobal volcano. The museum’s collection of more than 1,000 pieces is primarily pre-Columbian ceramics. There are also other beautifully
crafted stone and metal artifacts. However, it’s the pottery that reveals the culture of early Nicaragua, as it’s decorated with intricately painted mythical
figures, animals and people in the traditional clothing of the time. Following your tour of the museum, you will transfer directly back to the pier.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 2-hours of moderate walking, plus any additional walking at the guests’ discretion during free time. There are
an optional 60 steps to negotiate if guests wish to visit the roof of the cathedral. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair,
are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned
only to participate to the extent of their personal stamina and ability and may make arrangements with the guide to not participate in some of the walking
portions of the tour. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are
recommended. *Daytime temperatures in this destination can be quite high.*
CIO-001 COLONIAL LEON
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $75.00
Date: June 30, 2015 10:30 AM
Tour Nicaragua’s former capital of Leon, a colonial city now beloved for its architecture, especially the glorious Roman Catholic cathedral, the largest in
Central America.
Depart from the pier and enjoy a picturesque drive inland, well into the volcanic lowlands of northwestern Nicaragua. It’s a dramatic setting for Leon, the
country’s second largest city. Founded by Spanish conquistadors on the edge of Lake Managua in 1524, Leon was heavily damaged in an earthquake and
later moved to its present site, where it has since thrived.
One of the city’s most striking features is its colonial architecture, which imbues Leon with an Old World ambiance. You’ll experience its charm firsthand by
touring the main plaza, a wonderful gathering place of fountains and statues flanked by magnificent, historical buildings. The plaza’s undisputed gem is Leon
Cathedral, whose construction began in 1747.
Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the cathedral beautifully illustrates several architectural styles and features thick low towers shaped to withstand
earthquakes. As you walk through the interior, you will notice the abundance of natural sunlight and rich ornamentation. The wooden Flemish altarpiece is
particularly treasured.
Following your guided walking tour, you will enjoy free time to explore more of Leon on your own. Don’t limit yourself to churches and plazas, of which there
are plenty. The museum dedicated to Nicaragua’s revered poet and national hero Ruben Dario is also noteworthy. Afterwards, you’ll rejoin your coach for the
drive back to the pier.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 45-minutes of moderate walking, plus any additional walking at the guests’ discretion during free time. There
are an optional 60 steps to negotiate if guests wish to visit the roof of the cathedral. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible
wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those guests with mobility concerns
are cautioned only to participate to the extent of their personal stamina and ability and may make arrangements with the guide to not participate in some of
the walking portions of the tour. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are
recommended. *Daytime temperatures in this destination can be quite high.*
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PUNTARENAS, COSTA RICA
PNT-002 SKYWALK IN THE FOREST
Duration: 5.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $165.00
Date: July 01, 2015 12:30 PM
In Puntarenas there is a place that evokes the power of life, where your senses touch the beauty and immensity of Mother Nature, and where admiration,
discovery and gratitude become one with sweet birdsong and the elegant flight of the butterfly.
The Sky Walk will take you into a world of green rainforests. The abundant wildlife inhabits the forest surrounding the Tárcoles River and protected biological
reserves, making for interesting observation. After a short, easy walk you will arrive at the first of three suspended cable bridges over the canopy of the
forest. Each bridge stretches between 270 and 330 feet and all are displayed on top of the exuberant florae of the rainforest up to 126 feet above the ground.
During your walk downhill, enjoy the sights of the forest below and around to you as you walk towards the ground trails before reaching the next bridge or air
trail. View the impressive marshlands of the Tárcoles River. As you continue your way, your eyes will meet the endless ocean, while surrounded by the
sounds and sights of the forest. Experience the sights of the most outstanding features of the forest, including several species of birds, monkeys, butterflies
and mammals that inhabit the area before returning to the ship.
PNT-006 POAS VOLCANO AND SARCHI
Duration: 9.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $155.00
Date: July 01, 2015 12:30 PM
This national park is one of the most popular and attractive excursions that take place in the northern Central Valley. The road to Poás is an amazing
landscape of shades of green coffee plantations, punctuated by flowers, sugar cane and strawberry fields. Sitting at 8,500 feet above sea level, the volcano
is one of the few active craters in the Americas. Famous for its geyser-like eruptions of gas and ash, the main crater is an enormous pit approximately 1 mile
in diameter and 985 feet deep, making it one of the largest in the world. The crater is usually active with smoke discharges. At the bottom of the crater there
is a hot, circular lagoon that measures 1,100 feet across, where water temperatures range between 40 ºC and 70 ºC.There is also a Visitor's Center, where
you can enjoy exhibits on the history and other aspects of this still-active volcano. After the visit to the volcano, a traditional lunch will be served at a
charming restaurant surrounded by rainforests, greenery, and flowers. Before returning to your ship, you'll stop in Sarchi, which for over a century has been
the center of production of the hand-painted oxcart. There you will be able to see the artisans painting a wide variety of woodcrafts, and you can find a large
selection of leather goods, oxcarts, and all kinds of souvenirs. The town of Sarchi is very picturesque, with many of its houses beautifully decorated with the
ornamentation used on the oxcarts.
Please note: Due to the Volcano altitude of 8.500 feet the tour is not recommended for persons with heart conditions.
PNT-007 TROPICAL FOREST SKY WAY AND PURA VIDA GARDENS
Duration: 8.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $225.00
Date: July 01, 2015 12:30 PM
Only at one hour and 15 minutes away from the pier there is a place that evokes the power of life, where your senses touch the beauty and immensity of
Mother Nature, and where admiration, discovery and gratitude become one with sweet birdsong and the elegant flight of the butterfly. The Sky Way will take
you into a world of green rainforests. The abundant wildlife inhabits the forest surrounding the Tarcoles River and protected biological reserves, making for
interesting observation.
After a short, easy walk you will arrive at the first of three suspended cable bridges over the canopy of the forest. Each bridge stretches between 270 and 330
feet and all are displayed on top of the exuberant florae of the rainforest up to 126 feet above the ground.
First, you will be met by an impressive view of the marshlands of the Tarcoles River. As you continue your way, your eyes will meet the endless ocean, while
surrounded by the sounds and sights of the forest. Your English-speaking naturalist tour guide will point out the most outstanding features of the forest,
including several species of birds, monkeys, butterflies and mammals that inhabit the area. During your one hour and fifteen minutes walk downhill (moderate
to mild) you will enjoy the sights of the forest below and around as you walk towards the ground trails before exiting the trails.
After the walk, you will enjoy a delicious tropical fruit juice and tropical fruits at Santa Lucia's old little village, while you browse around the shops, before
continuing on to the Pura Vida Gardens. Manicured walkways meander along a river and at the crest of a mountain, through the largest and most spectacular
gardens in Costa Rica. Stunning beauty and panoramic views of the coastline and surrounding mountains make for constant surprises. Pura Vida Gardens
has one mile of manicured walkways with trails, for all fitness levels. Bijagual, one of the tallest waterfalls in Costa Rica at over 600 feet, borders the gardens.
Here you will find over sixty thousand flowering plants, including 60 varieties of heliconias, 10 varieties of ginger, blooming banana plants and of course
orchids. Butterflies are plentiful in this natural setting. Also there are many species of birds, such as macaws, parrots, parakeets, toucans, trogons,
kingfishers, many types of birds of prey of many species, and waterfowl. Reptiles and amphibians such as huge crocodiles, iguanas and colorful frogs are
quite common as well. Pura Vida Garden and Waterfalls is an approved animal refuge for Costa Rica and we have several varieties of birds and animals,
which are taken care of until they can be released back into the wild.
After this wonderful tour enjoy a delicious lunch served in our charming restaurant surrounded by greenery and beautiful florae.
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PNT-009 ECO MANGROVE RIVER CRUISE
Duration: 5.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $155.00
Date: July 01, 2015 12:30 PM
Experience the natural beauty of the Guacalillo estuary and Tarcoles River on this leisurely river cruise that focuses on the wonderful ecology of this region.
Your adventure takes place on Costa Rica's Pacific Coast, along the Guacalillo estuary and the Tarcoles River, located near Carara National Park. The
Guacalillo estuary is noted for its mangrove forests. In fact, four different species of mangrove are found in this area: Tea, black, red and white mangrove.
The mangroves are a group of unrelated woody plants that grow in protected tropical coasts and provide a great habitat for many endemic birds like the
Cuckoo, Hummingbirds, Vireo, Panama Flycatcher and many herons and egrets.
The mangrove forest you will visit is one of the most important in the mid-Pacific Coast for the conservation of the Scarlet Macaw. While this endangered bird
species spends most of the day in the forest, they roost in the mangroves. The area is also home to 250 species of birds, crocodiles, mammals and insects.
In fact, the Tarcoles River mouth is considered by birdwatchers to be one of the richest sites for sea birds and shorebirds, specifically during the migration
from October through April. Ospreys, Gulls, Cormorants, Pelicans and Frigate birds are some of the most common species found in the delta.
The shores of the Tarcoles River house one of the largest colonies of crocodiles and there is little doubt you will spot some during your tour! Some of these
reptiles are easily three meters long. Iguanas, Jesus Christ lizards as well as herons, egrets, ducks, spoon bills and storks are easily seen looking for food
along the shore.
As your tour returns to the pier, you will come away having gained a great understanding of the life of the mangrove and its species. More importantly, you
will learn about their existence and why we must preserve the mangrove forests as a way of conservation to save all living species on Earth.
Please note: This tour consists of very limited walking and is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair and are accompanied by a
companion to assist them. The seats on the tour boat are under cover; however, the boat is open on the sides. Light weight clothing; flat, comfortable walking
shoes; sun caps; sun glasses; sun screen and insect repellent are suggested.
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CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA
CAR-001 HIGHLIGHTS OF CARTAGENA
Duration: 5.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $115.00
Date: July 04, 2015 11:30 AM
Begin with a scenic drive through the residential area of Manga, where you can admire the beautiful mansions built in Republican-style architecture at the
end of the 19th century. Continue to the monastery of La Popa, which was constructed throughout the 17th century. Next, visit the Castillo San Felipe de
Barajas, a fort which was the most important military structure built in Latin America. See Las Bovedas, the dungeons located in the Old City which in colonial
times were used as military barracks and a munitions depot. Today, local artisans display their arts and handcrafts here. Continue to the Church of San
Pedro Claver, patron saint of Cartagena and defender of the slaves during colonial times. His remains lie in a glass coffin beneath the main altar. Next, enjoy
a folkloric show held inside the beautiful Navy Museum, which was built in 1629. Also, see models of the myriad of fortresses that surround the city. Take a
guided stroll through the narrow colonial streets of the Old City, beautifully lined with flower-filled balconies. You'll have some free time for further exploration
on your own before returning to the ship.
CAR-002 PANORAMIC CARTAGENA AND SHOPPING
Duration: 4.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $95.00
Date: July 04, 2015 11:30 AM
Your tour begins with a scenic drive through the residential area of Manga, where you can admire the beautiful mansions built in Republican-style
architecture at the end of the 19th century.
Continue to the monastery of La Popa, which was constructed throughout the 17th century. Next, you will have a photo opportunity at the Castillo San Felipe
de Barajas, a fort that was the most important military structure built in Latin America.
You will then visit the Dungeons Artisan Center. The dungeons are located in the Old City which in colonial times were used as military barracks and
munitions depot. Today, local artisans display their arts and handcrafts here. During a ride through the Old City, view the Inquisition Palace where trials for
the inquisition where held, the Cathedral, Plaza Bolivar, Plaza de la Aduana and the Gold Museum. You'll also have some free time for shopping before
returning to the ship.
CAR-003 ROSARIO ISLANDS TOUR
Duration: 6.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $205.00
Date: July 04, 2015 11:30 AM
Begin with a scenic cruise past the island of Tierra Bomba and the fishing villages of Punta Arenas, Caño del Oro and Bocachica. Then, slowly cruise past
the forts of San Fernando and San José de Bocachica as your guide explains their history.
From there, the boat continues to the Islas del Rosario which consist of 26 coral islands located off the coast of Isla Barú. At your first stop, enjoy a variety of
tropical fruits. Continuing on, you'll cruise towards the island of San Martín de Pajarales, where you will visit the aquarium. Enjoy a spectacular dolphin and
shark show, as well as other marine attractions. Finally, enjoy a beachside lunch of local delicacies and a dip in the ocean, before returning to the ship.
Please note: This tour includes approximately 1-hour of easy walking at the aquarium plus any additional walking during the time at the beach. Guests must
be able to enter and exit the boat with limited assistance. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and those with mobililty concerns are cautioned to
carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Light weight comfortable clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; sunscreen; and flat, comfortable shoes
are recommended. Guests who wish to swim should bring a swimsuit and a towel from the ship. Those who participate in any water activities do so at their
own risk and responsibility.
CAR-004 HISTORIC CARTAGENA WALKING TOUR
Duration: 3.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $95.00
Date: July 04, 2015 11:30 AM
Begin with a scenic drive through the residential area of Manga, where you can admire the beautiful mansions built in Republican-style architecture at the
end of the 19th century. The walking portion of the tour begins at Santiago's Bastion. Proceed along San Juan de Dios Street, admiring the charming colonial
architecture of the area, to the San Pedro Claver Square. Continue to Plaza de la Proclamación to admire the cathedral and the Governor's building which in
colonial days used to be the headquarters of the Spanish government. Visit Plaza de Bolivar to view the statue of Simon Bolivar and see the Inquisition
Palace. Return to the motor coach at Santiago's Bastion and stop for a panoramic view of San Felipe de Baraja before returning to the ship.
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CAR-005 SPANISH GALLEON BAY CRUISE
Duration: 2.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $105.00
Date: July 04, 2015 11:30 AM
After a short walk from the ship, board the beautiful Spanish Galleon, a replica of a 17th-century sailing ship, which will take you on a cruise of the inner bay
of Cartagena. During your harbor cruise, you will experience much of the same seascapes as the pirates and seafarers did many years ago. Visit the
massive ramparts originally built to protect the city, the beautiful Clock Tower marking the entrance to the walled city, and Cartagena's dramatic skyline
dominated by San Pedro Claver Church. Passing the site of the fort of Manzanillo, which guards the eastern entrance to the inner bay, the boat makes a loop
between the island of Tierra Bomba and the peninsula of Castillo Grande. Enjoy a folkloric show and the commentary of a local guide during the course of
the cruise. A short walk will return you to the ship.
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KEY WEST, FLORIDA
EYW-001 GLASS BOTTOM BOAT
Duration: 2.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $95.00
Date: July 07, 2015 11:30 AM
This delightful exploration of the waters surrounding Key West allows you to explore dramatic underwater vistas that are generally reserved for scuba divers.
Boarding your comfortable tour boat, you'll set off on a relaxing and picturesque cruise to the reef, where a wide variety of fish and other sea creatures await
your viewing pleasure. Along the way, your experienced captain and crew will provide a unique and informative eco-tour and point out the most interesting
species of marine life that make their home in the waters of this incredible island. You'll marvel at the amazing beauty of the colorful fish and reef inhabitants
as you gaze into the underwater world of Key West. Your fully equipped Glass Bottom Boat, The Pride of Key West, offers you a smooth ride on a modern
catamaran and features a seated sun deck as well as an air-conditioned, enclosed viewing area. After approximately 30 minutes enjoying the wonders of the
reef, you'll make your way back to the dock where your tour concludes.
Please note: This tour is available to wheelchair guests; however, the wheelchairs are not allowed on board and must be left at the check-in booth. Those
with mobility concerns should evaluate their personal level of ability. Natural sea conditions may create some movement of the vessel and guests must
accept responsibility for their movement around the vessel. It is recommended that guests wear comfortable, flat, rubber-soled shoes and bring a hat,
sunglasses and sun screen. The catamaran is equipped with restrooms and a snack bar.
EYW-004 ECO-KAYAKING ADVENTURE
Duration: 3.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $115.00
Date: July 07, 2015 11:30 AM
This tour provides the perfect opportunity to experience the real Florida Keys. Your excursion begins by first traveling by boat from the nearby marina to the
Key West National Wildlife Refuge. This threatened Gulf Stream treasure protects a world renowned ecosystem that is the subject of intensive scientific
study. As you cruise to the Refuge, you'll be treated to fabulous scenery along the way. There are hundreds of uninhabited islands scattered in the rich
waters of the Florida Bay, one of those being our destination of Archer Key.
As your boat draws close to the island, the captain will drop anchor and the kayaks will be lowered into the shallow waters. Boarding your kayak, you'll set-off
on a discovery of this pristine nature reserve along with an experienced guide who has spent years on these local waters, making for an interesting and
enjoyable tour. This area is a true marine sanctuary, both above and below the waterline and as you paddle your kayak, you'll have the perfect chance to
explore the shallow, clear waters that are home to a variety of marine life, plants and birds.
When your kayaking adventure has concluded, you'll rejoin your boat and enjoy a complimentary water or soda as you make your way back to the marina in
Key West.
Please note: This tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Guests should be in good physical condition. It is suggested that
guests bring a towel with them and wear a swimsuit under a cover-up, along with sunscreen and sunglasses. Guests will be required to sign a release form
before being allowed to take part in the tour. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and the minimum age for participation is 5 years old.
While life-jackets are provided on the kayaks, it is mandatory that guests know how to swim. Double kayaks can accommodate up to 2 adults and 1 child
with the maximum weight per kayak being 450 lbs. There is room for storage on the boat.
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EYW-006 DISCOVER KEY WEST
Duration: 2.50 Hrs
Tour Price: $115.00
Date: July 07, 2015 11:30 AM
This delightful tour allows you to discover Key West in three unique ways: on a colorful and entertaining tour of the island aboard a Conch Tour Train or an
Old Town Trolley; through a close-up encounter with local marine life at the Key West Aquarium; and on a journey back in time to the 1800s to the days of
shipwrecking at the Shipwreck Treasure Museum.
You will begin your Key West discovery with a fully narrated one hour tour of the island. Riding in comfort, cooled by island breezes, you will get a true feel of
this unique island - the color, the history and the atmosphere, all while viewing its most important landmarks. Along the way, your friendly conductor will point
out unique details and special places you might otherwise miss, such as Hemingway House, the Southernmost Point of the Continental U.S., President
Truman's Little White House, the Henry Flagler Railroad Historian and many, many more sights that characterize the charm and distinctive appeal of Key
West.
Following your panoramic tour, you'll enjoy a short walk to the Aquarium. Located in the corner of Mallory Square, the Aquarium is Key West's oldest
tourist attraction, dating back to February 18, 1935. You will quickly find it is home to hundreds of different species of local marine life and includes a touch
tank where visitors of all ages are encouraged to enjoy a hand's on experience with several species of sea life. The Aquarium is also the habitat of a wide
variety of fish - including grouper, moray eels, barracuda, tropical fish, tarpon, sharks and parrotfish. During your tour, you will even be given the opportunity
to pet a shark. When you reach the Atlantic Shore exhibit with its unique perspective on the mangroves, their inhabitants and this fascinating multifaceted
ecosystem, you will have reached the environmental highlight of the attraction.
Your last stop before your tour concludes will be at The Shipwreck Treasure Museum which was opened in June 1994, as a re-creation of the 1856 wreckers'
warehouse. Inside, you'll see a video presentation depicting how Key West once became the wealthiest city in America. This nautical museum serves as a
backdrop for artifacts from the Issac Allerton, which sank in 1856. You won't want to miss the spectacular view from the lateen tower, or wreckers' look-out.
Rising 65 feet above street level, the look-out provides a great vantage point from which to photograph your ship.
Please note: This tour includes a limited amount of walking on paved surfaces and is available to wheelchair guests. Those with mobility concerns are
cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. There may be some steps to negotiate at the Aquarium and Shipwreck Museum and those
wishing to visit the tower at the Shipwreck Museum would need to negotiate approximately 100 stair steps. Comfortable clothing, a hat, sunglasses and flat
walking shoes are recommended. The order of sights visited may vary.
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EYW-007 PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S KEY WEST
Duration: 2.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $105.00
Date: July 07, 2015 11:30 AM
This relaxing tour gives you a great overview of Key West along with highlighting some of its most well-known historical landmarks. From the pier, it's a short
walk to your tour vehicle, either an Old Town Trolley or the World Famous Conch Tour Train.
Riding in comfort, cooled by island breezes, you'll be taken back to the days before civilization when fierce Indians left their enemy's bones to bleach in a
tropical wilderness, naming the island Bone Key. As you explore what is now a lush, tropical paradise, you'll discover the charm and grace of one of
America's most unique architectural pleasures. Along the way, you'll get to know characters like John James Audubon, Ernest Hemingway and Harry S.
Truman and just as they did, become captivated by the magic that is Key West. While your tour meanders its way through old town with its blend of tropical
plants and flowers, you will pass by Historic Seaport, Southernmost Point, cigar maker's shot-gun houses, wrecker's mansions, unique churches and learn
about the island's multi-cultural heritage. Along the way, you'll hear about Key West's unique role in the Civil War and Henry Flagler's dream - and how it
came true. Picture in your mind how Key West would have looked just after the turn of the century as you arrived on a train that you had boarded in New
York, making one final stop before heading onward to Havana.
From bold Spanish explorers and brave Wreckers, to the great cigar barons and sponge magnates, you'll be transported from the golden age of settlement
through the exciting days of the railroad, the depression, World War II, and on past the Kennedy days into the present. This well researched and fact-filled
tour truly shows and tells you all there is to know about this sub-tropical island paradise.
Next, you'll follow your guide approximately 3 blocks to President Harry S. Truman's Little White House, the only Presidential Museum in Florida. The Harry
S. Truman Little White House in Key West was built in 1890 as the first officers' quarters on what was then the naval station. The wooden duplex contained
Quarters A for the Base Commandant and Quarters B for the Paymaster. Built on the waterfront of the harbor of Key West, it was in the beginning of the 20th
century that the home was converted into a single family dwelling to house the Commandant.
Over the years, the house has been host to many distinguished guests. Thomas Edison resided in the house during World War I, while working on depth
charge research for the U.S. Navy. President Harry Truman began visiting the island for rest and relaxation. President Dwight Eisenhower used the home
while recuperating from a heart attack in 1956.
Following a rich history of hosting dignitaries, Former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell opened peace talks between the representatives of Armenia and
Azerbaijan and in January of 2005, President Bill Clinton and Senator Hillary Clinton also enjoyed a tropical respite.
After your tour of this marvelous historical site, you are free to return to the ship or continue to explore Key West on your own.
Please note: This tour includes a limited amount of walking on paved surfaces and is available to wheelchair guests. Those with mobility concerns are
cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. There are some steps to negotiate at the Harry S. Truman Little White House and those
wishing to visit the upper floors of the home would need to negotiate approximately 30 stair steps. Comfortable clothing, a hat, sunglasses and flat walking
shoes are recommended.
EYW-009 KEY WEST WALKING TOUR
Duration: 2.50 Hrs
Tour Price: $105.00
Date: July 07, 2015 11:30 AM
Explore the historic beauty of one of Florida's most popular destinations during this scenic and informative walking tour in Key West.
Formerly one of the richest cities per capita in America, Key West is immortalized by a storied past that has been shaped by wreckers, spongers, cigar
makers and the U.S. Navy. This thriving center of art, culture and entertainment has also been the home, or second home, of presidents, movie stars and
writers.
Depart the pier for a guided and narrated walking tour of Key West. During a stroll through its enchanting streets and lanes, you will discover the island's rich
maritime history, wonderful architecture and relaxed lifestyle. Tropical foliage will shade the walkways as you make your way through the heart of Key West.
During your tour, a refreshment stop will be made for a bottle of water and an opportunity to sample the island's famous conch fritters.
Your tour will conclude with a climb to the top of the 65-foot tower at the Shipwreck Historium, which offers wonderful views and photo opportunities of the
entire island.
Following your tour, you will return to the pier.
Please note: This walking tour involves 1.25 miles of walking over mostly flat surfaces, and includes a number of stairs at the Shipwreck Historium. Guests
are advised to wear comfortable shoes, sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses.
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EYW-012 KEY LIME BIKE TREK
Duration: 3.00 Hrs
Tour Price: $105.00
Date: July 07, 2015 11:30 AM
Casually bicycle through Florida's most carefree, laidback city on a beach cruiser, visiting Key West's most colorful attractions and landmarks.
Walk the short distance from the pier to your beach cruiser and start biking through Key West. The city is entirely flat, so you can easily cruise along without
much effort. You'll see all the key sites, stopping at many of them, and always pedaling at a leisurely pace. Along the way, your guide will impart all sorts of
curious facts and stories about Key West's most infamous characters.
Visit the notorious Captain Tony's Saloon, where Jimmy Buffet played early in his career. See Ernest Hemingway's house, where the Pulitzer Prize-winning
author penned "For Whom the Bell Tolls." Have your picture taken at Mile Marker 0, the southernmost point in the continental United States. Cruise by the
quirky Key West Cemetery and hear about the famous sculptures and unusual epitaphs.
Key West has no shortage of irreverent attractions, but there are also plenty of more traditional ones that are fascinating in their own right. You'll pass the
Presidential Gates, leading to Harry Truman's Little White House, and Mel Fisher's Maritime Heritage Museum, which is filled with booty from a shipwrecked
Spanish galleon. For the ultimate taste of Key West, the tour ends at Kermit's Key Lime Pie Shoppe where you'll get a treat of frozen key lime pie dipped in
chocolate.
After a fun-filled time exploring Key West in a non-traditional manner, you will return your bike and then have the choice of either enjoying some free time in
the city or walking back to the ship.
Please note: This tour includes limited walking, but approximately 2.5 hours of moderate to easy biking over flat terrain. Stops are made approximately
every 5-10 minutes. Participants should be in reasonably good physical condition and know how to ride a bike. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests
or those with mobility concerns. Light-weight, comfortable clothing (avoid wide-legged pants or skirts); sun cap; sunglasses; sunscreen and flat, comfortable
shoes are suggested. The bikes used are 26" and the minimum height to participate is 5 ft.
EYW-013 FURY CATAMARAN SAIL AND SNORKEL
Duration: 3.50 Hrs
Tour Price: $115.00
Date: July 07, 2015 11:30 AM
Explore the pristine waters off of Key West during this sail and snorkel excursion via catamaran to North America's only living coral reef.
Depart the pier on-foot for the brief stroll to the catamaran dock. Weather permitting, you will embark your comfortable, specially-built catamaran and sail to
a part of the coral reef not typically explored by most Key West visitors. Guests of all ages will be amazed by this incredible, vibrantly-colored display of fish
and coral. The staff will be on hand to provide snorkeling instruction on the way out to the reef, and provide extra assistance to all guests as needed during
your 1-hour snorkeling excursion.
You can swim in the sub-tropical waters, and view the diverse and incredible collection of undersea life before settling back on board for complimentary beer,
wine or soft drinks on the return trip.
Upon your return to the catamaran dock, you will disembark the catamaran for the brief walk back to the pier and ship.
Please note: This tour is only recommended for active guests in good physical condition. This tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility or
guests who utilize a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear a swimsuit under a cover-up, sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses, and bring a towel from the ship.
Be advised that the boat is not exclusive to Oceania guests, and can take on a party atmosphere following the snorkeling portion of the tour. Those
participating in any water activities do so at their own risk and responsibility.
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What is Included?
Transportation:
Licensed and insured late-model coaches, mini-vans and/or automobiles, watercraft and other modes of transportation are utilized.
Meals and Refreshments:
Meals and/or refreshments are included only when indicated in the tour description.
Guides:
Licensed, English-speaking local guides accompany all tours.
Entrance Fees:
Tours include all required admission fees where applicable.
What Should I Wear?
When taking a shore excursion, comfortable walking shoes, loose comfortable clothing, sunglasses, a hat and sunscreen are suggested. You may consider
bringing an umbrella, raincoat, sweater or jacket. And don't forget your camera!
Cancellations and Refunds:
Tours operate rain or shine.
Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are
not met.
In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance.
Unlimited Passport Collection and Your World Collection packages are fully refundable prior to embarkation of your cruise. Unlimited Passport
Collection and Your World Collection packages that are cancelled after embarkation will incur a100% cancellation fee.
A la carte tours are fully refundable until 36 hours in advance of the tour. A la carte tours cancelled less than 36 hours in advance of the tour will incur a
100% cancellation fee.
In the event of a port cancellation, guests who have purchased a Your World Collection or Unlimited Passport Collection will receive a pro-rata refund
for that port based on the price paid. Guests who have purchased an a la carte excursion for a port that is cancelled will receive a full refund.
No refunds or credits will be given for individual Your World Collection tours not taken, unless the tours are cancelled by Oceania Cruises.
Prices, Itineraries and General Information:
All pre-reserved shore excursions will receive priority confirmation over those booked onboard.
The discount of up to 25% off a la carte excursion prices that is offered with the Your World Collection is subject to a minimum number of excursions
that must be purchased. This minimum is based on the number of port days on your cruise.
Shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Once excursions have been purchased,
pricing is guaranteed and not subject to change.
The information contained in this document was current at the time of printing; however, changes may occur before your scheduled departure. Please
consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information and current pricing.
During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) maybe limited or denied. In such instances,
adjustments in excursions itinerary will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests.
Some tours have limited availability. Please reserve tours early to avoid disappointment.
Oceania Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please consult the
Destination Services Desk.
Please note:
While the greatest care has been taken to offer the finest services available, Oceania Cruises will not be held responsible for any event or omission during the
time that guests are not onboard the ship or its tenders. All arrangements for certain optional off-board activities, including air transportation, hotel
accommodations, ground transfers and shore excursions, are made by Oceania Cruises with the suppliers of the services for the convenience of our guests.
Each guest agrees not to hold Oceania Cruises, its owners, employees, agents or representatives liable, in the absence of its own negligence, for any loss, injury,
expense or damage which results directly or indirectly from any act or omission, whether negligent or otherwise, of any person or firm which provides any goods
or services in connection with any optional travel component other than water transportation or any other option that is available for purchase. Arrangements with
independent contractors include but are not limited to services, products and transportation provided elsewhere than onboard an Oceania Cruises vessel in
connection with tours, whether arranged or organized by tour operators, travel agents or Oceania Cruises. Tours including hotel accommodations and
transportation by any vessel not owned or operated by Oceania Cruises or by air, rail or land are not under the supervision and control of Oceania Cruises.
Important Information:
Notwithstanding that Oceania Cruises, at the guest's option, arranges air transportation, hotel accommodations, groups transfers, shore excursions and other
services with independent suppliers of the services, it should be understood that Oceania Cruises, being a "for profit entity," earns a fee on the sale of the optional
services.
Notice:
All Oceania Cruises shore excursion fares are per person, are subject to change and are subject to availability. Some tours are capacity controlled and may be
withdrawn at any time without prior notice. While Oceania Cruises makes every effort to adhere to the specifics mentioned in each shore excursion description,
circumstances may require otherwise. All shore excursion descriptions and information contained in this shore excursion book are subject to change without
notice at Oceania Cruises’ discretion. Oceania Cruises is not responsible or liable for typographical errors, omissions or misprints.
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