Enjoy a boat trip on the canals of Tortuguero. Visit Selva Bananito, a secluded rain forest lodge. Day hike up the Bananito riverbed. Jolin a naturalist on walks at the La Selva Biological Station. Go birdwatching at Rancho Naturalista, Turrialba. Day 01 Arrival-San Jose Arrival. A representative will meet you at the airport and provide […]
One week escape to Belize with a stay at Lamanai Outpost Lodge in Orange Walk District in the north of Belize, then move on to the town of San Ignacio in the Cayo District of Western Belize, staying at Cahal Pech Village Resort. The itinerary includes guided tour of Maya archaeological sites of Xunantunich and
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Lamanai is offering 50% off the Natural History Package price for the 2nd person! Offer is valid until 31st of October 2009. The package includes: • Accommodations in a Superior Garden View Cabana • Meals (at the lodge) • Standard Retour Combination Road/River Transfers Belize International to Lodge • 2x – Standard Activities per night’s
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On June 28th President Zelaya was expelled from the country by the Honduran military, backed by the Honduran Congress and Supreme Court. Congress President, Roberto Micheletti, has been sworn in as the interim President. Military personnel have been deployed on the streets of Teg ucigalpa, and a temporary curfew is currently in place running from 10:00pm
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Orange Walk District and its principal town of the same name, are situated north of Belize City. Orange Walk Town is about 55 miles from Belize City. The main tourist attractions are the New River and the famous Mayan ruins of Lamanai. Mexican influence is evident and there are some Mennonite communities in the area.
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Many of you have heard, the president of Honduras was removed in a coup over the weekend, and is currently in exile in Costa Rica. We are monitoring the situation closely. Currently there has been no disruption of normal tourist services. In the capital city, Tegucigalpa, there are small protests by the ousted president’s supporters,
Pondering retirement in Panama? Only hour and half from Panama City, along the Pacific Coast, Vista Mar development posses a remarkable site up on a bluff overlooking a beach with grand vistas of the coastline in both directions. The elevated perspective adds to Vista Mar’s grandeur, but it’s not all that makes it stand out
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Stann Creek is Belize’s second largest district with 986 square miles of possibilities for the adventure inclined traveler. Beginning just a few miles inland, the world’s first jaguar preserve, a wealth of tropical forests, and a good portion of the Maya Mountains including Victoria Peak. Little villages and acres of citrus groves characterize the Stann
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The Four Seasons in Guanacaste, Costa Rica offers truly spectacular location on the Peninsula Papagayo. You can fish, scuba and dive on fabulous excursions, and the personalized services are beyond the ordninary. This beautiful and luxurious resort was built with the inspiration of nature, and camouflaged by the forest that surrounds it to make this an intimate
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The best way to learn about the Panama Canal and its history is through a partial or full canal transit. Partial transit tours depart from Gamboa sailing southbound going through the Gaillard Cut and then transiting Pedro Miguel and Miraflores locks. The tour takes from 4 to 5 hours approx. Full Panama Canal transit tours
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