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Pioneer Journey to South America JOURNEY TO BAHAMAS SPRING 2020 Dates: From Sunday, February 16th – Tuesday, February 25th, 2020 Duration: 10 days / 9 nights Total Distance: 551 nautical miles Highlights: Bahamas; Berry Islands; Chub Cay, Eleuthera & Harbour Island, Andros Island! Sun, sea, desolate beaches, dolphins, snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, relaxing and more... Cost: $ 6,795 per person (double occupancy) $ 1,350 registration fee Single supplement available upon request Air Journey LLC Phone (561) 841-1551 Jupiter, FL 33458 www.airjourney.com Page 1 of 7 ITINERARY Day 1 - Sunday, February 16: Stuart, FL Berry Island, Bahamas 165 NM Air Journey will greet you at Witham Field (KSUA) Stuart Jet Center FBO for a briefing on the forthcoming flight. We recommend that you arrive a little early to refuel and collect your completed forms and survival gear. The briefing will cover the latest weather. Fly to Chub Cay in the Berry Islands. Upon arrival, we will transfer to the Chub Cay Resort & Marina. The Resort is situated on its own private island and boasts some of the best fishing experiences and relaxation in comfort and style. Legendary throughout the world for sport fishing and diving, Chub Cay also has miles of sandy beaches and a protected harbor. The history of Chub Cay is without equal in the island paradise of The Bahamas. Building on this unique heritage, Chub Cay treasures and protects this legacy of natural beauty, tradition, and world-class recreation. The afternoon is at leisure. Fish, sail, snorkel or dive in the turquoise clear waters or just unwind, relax and recharge on the beach or by the pool. At the end of the day we will enjoy a welcome cocktail before dinner at the hotel. Hotel: Chub Cay Resort & Marina Welcome Cocktail and Dinner included Day 2 - Monday, February 17: Chub Cay – Berry Islands, Bahamas Make sure to carry your swim suits and towels! Today we will go for a half-day boat tour from the Berry Islands! Maybe you will spot majestic dolphins in their natural habitat! We will navigate the crystal, turquoise waters and snorkel the famous shallow coral reefs- home to Air Journey LLC Phone (561) 841-1551 Jupiter, FL 33458 www.airjourney.com Page 2 of 7 brightly colored tropical fish species. Fancy a swim alongside a turtle or stingray? Ranging in depths of 15 to 30 feet of water, the white sand bottom makes for an incredible contrast to the crystal clear water. Travel 45-minutes by boat to Hoffmann’s Cay where we will explore the lush, tropical forest on our way to the summit of the Blue Hole -an exhilarating 20-foot plunge! On our return to the Resort, we will stop to explore Little Harbor. (Be sure to try one of their famous Rum Punch drinks!) Hotel: Chub Cay Resort & Marina Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner included Day 3 - Tuesday, February 18: Chub Cay – Berry Islands, Bahamas Today is at leisure to relax or explore on your own! Optional activities include: a deep sea fishing charter (the restaurant can even cook-your- catch!), a snorkeling adventure around the lighthouse where you can discover a sunken barge, paddle board down the turtle creek lazy river, kayak hidden coves, or sunbathe poolside with a refreshing tropical beverage! Hotel: Chub Cay Resort & Marina Breakfast and Dinner included Day 4 - Wednesday, February 19: Chub Cay – Berry Islands, Bahamas South Andros Island, Bahamas 77 NM Fly to Andros Island, our next stop, where we will transfer to Caerula Mar Club - Be one of the elite few to experience the recent Grand Opening of this unique property. Nestled between lush mangroves and untouched sands, lies our home for the next 3 nights: Caerula Mar Club. Unwind in a dreamy landscape with breathtaking, expansive views of the pristine turquoise waters, watch the sun dip below the horizon with a cocktail in hand and enjoy the splendor of the Caribbean sunset. With its complex ecosystems, South Andros is home to many natural wonders: wildlife, marine life and geographical formations. Measuring 190 miles long, the Andros Barrier Reef is the world’s third-largest barrier reef (after Australia’s Great Barrier Reef and Central America Belize Barrier Reef) and runs parallel to the eastern coast of the island. Hotel: Caerula Mar Club Breakfast and Dinner included Air Journey LLC Phone (561) 841-1551 Jupiter, FL 33458 www.airjourney.com Page 3 of 7 Day 5 - Thursday, February 20: South Andros Island, Bahamas Today is at leisure to relax or explore on your own! This serene secluded location offers a vibrant underwater wonderland of coral reefs - enjoy the coastline from kayaks and paddle boards. For relaxation, lounge by the pool, take a walk along the breathtaking white sands, pause for a quiet meditation at the Reflecting Pond, and enjoy the tranquility and breathtaking beauty of Caerula Mar. The pristine waters of the island are home to some of the region’s most diverse ecosystems. Optional day-trip activities to explore the Bahamian outer Islands include: a visit to Green Cay National Preserve, Thunderball Grotto, Staniel Cay - spend some time with swimming pigs, Enjoy a personal encounter with nurse sharks, or feed the iguanas in Allen’s Cay. Hotel: Caerula Mar Club Breakfast and Dinner included Day 6 - Friday, February 21: South Andros Island, Bahamas Today is at leisure to enjoy on your own! Optional activities for the adventure-seeker include: scuba dive along the world’s 3rd-largest Great Barrier Reef. Explore local ship wrecks and cave dive into the stunning blue holes. After, explore the local beaches, go snorkeling, kayaking, boating, paddle boarding or try your luck at fishing in the waters surrounding Andros Island Hotel: Caerula Mar Club Breakfast and Dinner included Day 7 - Saturday, February 22: South Andros Island, Bahamas North Eluethera to Harbour Island, Bahamas 93 NM Fly to North Eleuthera. Upon arrival, we will transfer by taxi to Harbour Island and then by water taxi to Dunmore Town! This secluded, little sanctuary is luxuriously low key and casually elegant. Famous for its pink sand and turquoise water, and consistently rated one of the top-five beaches in the world, Coral Sands beach is Heaven on Earth! Complimentary chaise lounges, beach umbrellas, beach towels and non-motorized water sport accessories – including kayaks, boogie boards, paddleboards, beach bicycles, snorkeling equipment, beach volleyball, buckets and shovels – are all provided by the hotel. The hotel also has a beautiful lighted tennis court. Hotel: Coral Sands Breakfast and Dinner included Air Journey LLC Phone (561) 841-1551 Jupiter, FL 33458 www.airjourney.com Page 4 of 7 Day 8 - Sunday, February 23: Harbour Island Today is at leisure to relax or explore on your own! If you’re looking for an adventurous experience, explore snorkeling, scuba diving or bone fishing - deep sea fishing which is the best. Golf Cart Rentals are also available to explore the Island. Hotel: Coral Sands Breakfast and Dinner included Day 9 - Monday, February 24: Harbour Island Today is at leisure to relax on the pink-sand beach or explore on your own! Hotel: Coral Sands Breakfast and Dinner included Day 10 – Tuesday, February 25: Harbour Island to North Eluethera Stuart, FL 216 NM Watch the sun rise and go for an early morning swim before heading back to the airport for a morning departure. Breakfast included Landing Points, Identifiers and Runway Lengths Stuart KSUA 6,490’ Berry Island- Chub Cay MYBC 5,000’ South Andros Island MYAK 4,055’ North Eleuthera- Harbour Island MYEH 6,015’ Air Journey LLC Phone (561) 841-1551 Jupiter, FL 33458 www.airjourney.com Page 5 of 7 TERMS & CONDITIONS Our land program includes: Presence of an Air Journey tour leader who will facilitate clearances, Immigration, refueling, flight planning, and provide help with any difficulty that might arise All accommodations in hotels listed or similar categories based on double occupancy All meals as specified in itinerary A welcome cocktail All sightseeing, hotel taxes, gratuities and guide services as in indicated in itinerary Round trip transfers between airport and hotel A full time Air Journey escort Our land program does not include: Travel Insurance (available, call us for details) Airport departure taxes Beverages Personal expenses such as laundry, room service, communication charges and other incidentals Please note that hotel accommodations and sightseeing are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances. Air Journey reserves the right to amend the order of sightseeing as necessary. Every effort will be made to operate tours as planned, but alterations may occur after the final itinerary has been issued. Passports are mandatory for the Journey. Air Journey has quoted this itinerary with a minimum participation of 5 airplanes. The Registration fee includes: Extensive Navigation log (airports, route, frequencies, information of airspace, nav-aids, reporting points, international flight plan) tailored for each aircraft Flight plans and eAPIS manifest (departure and arrival) filed on your behalf Pilot briefing prior to each day’s flight Weather website with constant updates showing TAF, METAR, Wind Aloft, prognostic forecast and review Fuel availability confirmed along the route of flight Flight bag and collared, cotton shirt for the pilot with his name and aircraft tail number embroidered on the upper front. Additional shirts are available for passengers and crew at an additional cost. Cancellation, refunds: a) Cancellation by the client: Is always required in writing and is subject to the following schedule of dates, whereby some or all moneys paid will be retained: i) Given outside of 90 days of departure: AJ retains deposit per person and plane registration fee ii) Between 90 and 60 days of departure: AJ retains 50% of tour cost and plane registration fee iii) Between 59 and 45 days of departure: AJ retains 75% of tour cost and plane registration fee iv) Less than 45 days or no show of departure: AJ retains 100% of tour cost and plane registration fee b) Cancellation by AJ: Should AJ cancel the tour after deposits have been received due to fewer than the minimum participants required, the full deposit will be refunded.
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