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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 />

The colonial city of granada and the beautiful volcanoes and jungles<br />

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

Costa Rica’s Pacific coast –<br />

perfect sailing waters<br />

The seas surrounding Costa Rica are the perfect place<br />

to go sailing, and the legendary <strong>Sea</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong> is the perfect<br />

yacht to sail them. Her course leads you to the widely<br />

spread national parks, ensuring that you arrive completely<br />

refreshed and ready to begin new adventures on land.<br />

granada – a UneSCo world Heritage Site<br />

With around 400 islands, Lake Nicaragua is the second<br />

largest lake in Latin America. On its banks lies the colonial<br />

town of Granada. The many sights of the country’s oldest<br />

city can be easily discovered on foot. With all its magnificent<br />

Spanish facades, cathedrals and monasteries,<br />

the old town, which surrounds a beautifully designed<br />

park, is a romantic and fabulously restored treasure.<br />

Unique national parks and gardens<br />

Explore the narrow pathways through the rainforest of the<br />

Manuel Antonio National Park and discover its menagerie<br />

of indigenous animals. Or take a boat trip through<br />

the Palo Verde National Park to discover the water birds<br />

nestling between the mangroves. The Pura Vida Gardens<br />

welcome visitors with a luscious sea of tropical flowers<br />

and orchids, while the magnificent beaches on the Islas<br />

Tortugas complete the country’s diverse landscape.<br />

Also on board: biologist Brigitte Fugger<br />

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

can tell you everything there is to know about the<br />

animal world. She has worked as a lecturer in tropical<br />

ecology, has written several nature guides and leads<br />

research trips on all of the world‘s continents.<br />

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

for this trip.<br />

Quepos<br />

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

10 Jan. to 17 Jan. 2013 SC-1302<br />

10 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 />

11 Jan. At sea<br />

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

Granada with a boat trip on Lake Nicaragua.*<br />

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.<br />

Itinerary subject to change!<br />

Extras<br />

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

watch our film:<br />

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

Special offer<br />

our travel tip: Costa Rica<br />

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

07 Jan. to 17 Jan. 2013 (SC-1302A). Three nights bed and<br />

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

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!<br />

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