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Lake<br />

Nicaragua<br />

San Juan del Sur<br />

Playas del Coco<br />

Puerto Caldera<br />

Islas<br />

San José<br />

Tortugas<br />

Herradura<br />

Quepos<br />

Under white sails on a journey to the unique natural paradise in<br />

Costa Rica: Puerto Caldera – Puerto Caldera (San José)<br />

Costa Rica’s Pacific coast:<br />

perfect sailing waters<br />

The Pacific coast is blessed with an abundance of natural<br />

beauty, reliable winds, outstanding anchorages, lush<br />

green coasts and radiant sunshine. Columbus named<br />

Costa Rica “La Huerta”, or “the garden”, and the name is<br />

just as fitting today as it was back then.<br />

The volcanic interior<br />

Deep crater lakes and blue lagoons set against a barren<br />

landscape: The volcanic regions of Costa Rica reveal a<br />

completely different side to this otherwise immensely<br />

colourful country. In the Valle Central, the most fertile of<br />

the country’s valleys, the natural bounty takes a particularly<br />

aromatic form with the extensive coffee plantations.<br />

The unique national parks<br />

The <strong>Sea</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong> brings you to the region’s widely spread<br />

national parks using the best possible route – the sea.<br />

Water birds can be spotted on boat trips through the<br />

mangroves in the Palo Verde National Park; the Carara<br />

National Park marks the transition from tropical rainforest<br />

to dry forest; the blossom in the Pura Vida Gardens offers<br />

a veritable rapture of colours; and early risers in the<br />

Manuel Antonio Park will be rewarded with once-in-a-lifetime<br />

sightings of the indigenous animal population.<br />

Also on board: biologist Brigitte Fugger<br />

Brigitte Fugger, marine biologist, ecologist, and ornithologist,<br />

has led over 150 research voyages. She has worked as a<br />

lecturer in tropical ecology and a birdsong expert. She now<br />

spends most of her time writing nature guides and producing<br />

wildlife films, and frequently works as an on-board lecturer.<br />

Depending upon the circumstances, it is possible that another lecturer will be on board<br />

for this trip.<br />

<strong>Sea</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong> 8 days / 7 nights<br />

03 Jan. to 10 Jan. 2013 SC-1301<br />

03 Jan. Puerto Caldera/Costa Rica 18.00<br />

Guests arrive individually in San José.<br />

Embarkation on the <strong>Sea</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong>.<br />

04 Jan. At sea<br />

05 Jan. San Juan del Sur/Nicaragua 08.00 18.00<br />

Granada with excursion to the Masaya volcano.*<br />

06 Jan. Playas del Coco/Costa Rica 07.00 14.00<br />

Palo Verde National Park or Corobici river trip.*<br />

07 Jan. Herradura/Costa Rica 13.30 18.00<br />

Walk in the national park and Pura Vida Gardens.*<br />

08 Jan. Quepos/Costa Rica 06.00 13.30<br />

Walk in the Manuel Antonio National Park.*<br />

09 Jan. Islas Tortugas/Costa Rica 07.00 24.00<br />

10 Jan. Puerto Caldera (San José)/Costa Rica 04.00<br />

Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.<br />

Itinerary subject to change!<br />

Extras<br />

S<br />

Special offer<br />

* These excursions are included in the cruise-only rate.<br />

watch our film:<br />

www.seacloud.com/en/costarica<br />

our travel tip: new year in Costa Rica<br />

Cruise including pre-cruise package in San José from<br />

31 Dec. 2012 to 10 Jan. 2013 (SC-1301A). Three nights bed<br />

and breakfast, city tour, two full-day excursions to the Poás<br />

volcano and to Espiritu Santo, all transfers.<br />

See insert for rates.<br />

Minimum number of participants: 10 people<br />

See inSeRT FoR deCk PlAn inClUding CABin<br />

oveRview And SPeCiAl CRUiSe-only RATeS!

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