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Mise En Page 1 INDULGE YOURSELF Albee Adventures, established in 1998 in New York, provides the link to connect you with the beauty and splendor of Central America. As a Costa Rica is, beyond question, one of the leading nature destinations of the world. In Costa Rica you can delight yourself native Costa Rican with a with unspoiled beaches, pristine natural settings, the magic of tropical forests, active volcanoes and all kinds of activities, Nicaraguan heritage, I felt the from white-water rafting, zip lining, horseback riding to bathing on mineral hot springs. With Albee Adventures you will need to transmit my love and COSTA RICA enjoy the most exciting ecological experience, while discovering why Costa Rica has become a country where its people passion for this undiscovered are amongst the happiest in the world. paradise, while representing my P. 03 - 24 country at the Costa Rica Mission to the United Nations. Belize is often referred to as one of the Seven Underwater Wonders of the World. The world's second largest barrier reef The art of travel is more than just runs parallel to its coast, along with many diverse diving spots. However, the barrier reef and marine life is not the only the seeing of sights; it is the BELIZE factor that makes Belize a world's popular destinations. The inland of this country offers wonderful activities like cave voyage we take from beginning to tubing, hiking, exploring Maya ruins and pristine nature settings. end and the memories that are P. 25 - 30 imprinted upon us long after it has ended. Panama, famous for its breath-taking Canal which serves as the link between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean via the Caribbean Sea, is an wonderful land of contrasts. It´s a favorite among eco-tourists who wants to hike in the rainforest, snorkel in pristine waters or try deep sea fishing. Panama is fast becoming a trendy holiday destination for its At Albee Adventures, we craft PANAMA amazing natural treasures, cosmopolitan lifestyle and the amazing diversity of activities and adventures that only Panama dreams into reality by designing P. 31 - 36 has to offer. detailed and personalized itineraries for your perfect holiday journey. From an exploration in the jungle, Guatemala is a magical place. If you’re into the Mayan culture, the volcanoes, the indigenous traditions and markets or a an escape down a river, to an GUATEMALA million other things, you’re bound to be captivated. People come and they stay. Or they leave and return. There's almost excursion on land, make this your too much going on here, and even the shortest trip takes you to completely different places, with amazing discoveries and most extraordinary experience by P. 37 - 40 surprises. indulging yourself in the finer things in life. Nicaragua is a land of lakes, volcanoes and legends… Incredibly preserved colonial cities, a rich culture, warm people If you have dreamed of an adventure NICARAGUA and amazing natural treasures. Considered by Conde Nast Traveller Magazine as the "Latin America's most exciting in Central America, trust us to emerging destination", this rising country is becoming the new frontier for travelers wishing to discover exceptional new create it for you down to the very P. 41 - 44 places to go... last detail. Adventurous. Unforgettable. Incredible. Let Albee Adventures take you there. LUXURY VILLAS P. 45 - 46 Sincerely, Alexandra Lacayo, President COSTA RICA Costa Rica is a small country, (51.100 km2) but so unique and diverse! An amazing assortment of different climate and vegetation in such a tiny territory. A short two hour drive separate the humid and misty cloud forest of Monteverde from the hot and dry lowlands of Guanacaste… San Jose, the capital, with its 2 million inhabitants, is a vibrant city with many cultural attractions such as the National Museum, the Gold Museum, The National Theater and the picturesque Central Market, among others. A wide variety of hotels is available, from tourist class to 5 star. You can choose from staying near downtown, and be walking distance from the main city highlights, or in the outskirts and enjoy from a more tranquil and relaxed accommodation. Once you leave San Jose, the real Costa Rica adventure begins! You can start your itinerary with the breathtaking experience of the Pacuare River rafting, with an overnight in a luxury eco-lodge in the middle of nowhere… or by exploring the intricate web of canals inside the Tortuguero National Park. For those who really enjoy a deep nature immersion, nothing compares to the Osa Peninsula, and its famous Corcovado National Park. Lodges here are rustic, with limited access to electricity and other modern comforts, but some of them are amazingly luxurious and charming. 03 www.albeeadventures.com INDULGE YOURSELF 04 COSTA RICA The Arenal region, with its majestic volcano in the middle, is the epicenter of adventure. Almost everything you can do in Costa Rica is here, in a spectacular setting of forests, lakes, mountains and hot springs. First class hotels and SPA are waiting to pamper you after a day of outdoor adventures and adrenaline!! Not far from Arenal, Rio Celeste will amaze you with its river and waterfalls of a surrealistic bright blue color! Rincon de la Vieja, in the north volcanic range of Guanacaste, is a National Park with an active volcano. Many manifestations of the volcanic activity, such as boiling muds, are visible all along the park trails. Hotels offer relaxing open-air SPAs where you can cover yourself with volcanic muds and then rinse in pristine mineral waters! But no Costa Rica itinerary is complete without a beach ending! And for that you will be confronted to a difficult choice… From the spectacular north coast of Guanacaste, with its first class resorts and white sand beaches, to the Nicoya Peninsula and its laidback ambiance and small boutique hotels. From the exciting Manuel Antonio and its famous National Park to Uvita/Dominical, more pristine and secluded… and let´s not forget the South Caribbean coast with its rich afro-caribbean culture! So much to visit, and so short on time... Definitely Costa Rica is country you cannot just visit once! 05 www.albeeadventures.com INDULGE YOURSELF 06 COSTA RICA - SAN JOSE, DOWNTOWN & OUTSKIRTS COSTA RICA - SAN JOSE, DOWNTOWN & OUTSKIRTS EXPERIENCES San José city tour One-day experience at Tortuga Island White Water Rafting Pacuare River Food & cultural tour at Central Market La Paz Waterfall Gardens Sarapiqui River Adventures & Canopy tour Poas Volcano & Doka Estate Coffee Tour Traditional nights experience Irazu Volcano, Lankester Botanical Gardens & Orosi Valley Coffee Connoisseur Lunch Menu Costa Rica Marriott Finca Rosa Blanca The Retreat Grano de Oro Hotel San José Hotel Country Inn Xandari Resort & Spa Peace Lodge at Altos del Monte El Silencio Lodge & Spa Chayote Lodge SAN JOSE DOWNTOWN OUTSKIRTS - HEREDIA OUTSKIRTS - SANTA BARBARA OUTSKIRTS - ALAJUELA OUTSKIRTS - VARA BLANCA ATENAS OUTSKIRTS - TORO AMARILLO NARANJO Conveniently located near Paseo Colon in Rising from a flourishing 30-acre coffee On the slopes of the Poas Volcano, surrounded by A garden Paradise of 21 individually designed villas Located on the grounds of La Paz Waterfall Located less than 30 minutes from San Jose Located in the pristine mountain forests of Toro Chayote Lodge lays in the outskirts of the downtown San José, this hotel exudes the plantation, the hotel captures all the elegance towering “Higueron” tress, exotic flora, amazing with panoramic views of the Central Valley, and a Gardens Nature Park, the rooms are designed International Airport, the Retreat is nestled in Amarillo, this cosy and relaxing hotel invites you mountainous central valley, located only 50 charm and character of a stately mansion with of a 16th century colonial hacienda. Its lush views, cloud forests and coffee plantations, unique spa village, secluded on 40 acres of gardens, with oversized balconies, Jacuzzi tubs, waterfall the arms of a quartz mountain and overlooks a to explore Costa Rica’s inspiring wonders, minutes away from San Jose Airport in Llano all comforts and amenities. The hotel offers 40 setting and distinctive colonial décor transport this exclusive boutique hotel offers 13 unique scenic trails, waterfalls. 15 minutes from San Jose showers and grand stone fireplaces. stunning balcony to the Pacific Ocean. The natural landscapes, organic cuisine, wellness Bonito de Naranjo, and 1500 meters above sea warmly decorated rooms and suites. guest to a gracious past. rooms, 2 two-bedroom villas and 2 master suites. Intl. Airport. Retreat provides panoramic views extending treatments and the heartfelt friendship of its level in the cloud forest. It boasts 12 spacious over 60 miles across the world-renown beauty of people. bungalows. Costa Rica. 07 www.albeeadventures.com INDULGE YOURSELF 08 COSTA RICA - SAN JOSE, DOWNTOWN & OUTSKIRTS Casa Turire Hotel OUTSKIRTS - TURRIALBA Located less than two hours from San José in the heart of the verdant Turrialba. This beautiful estate hosts 12 standard bedrooms, 3 suites & 1 master suite. All come fully equipped and elegantly decorated to reflect the beauty of the nature that surrounds them. 09 www.albeeadventures.com COSTA RICA - ARENAL VOLCANO COSTA RICA - ARENAL VOLCANO MONTEVERDE CLOUD FOREST EXPERIENCES Arenal Volcano National Park Hike Experience Sky Tram, Sky Trek & Sky Walk - Plus at Arenal Club Rio Outdoor Center & Wildlife Preserve Experience Pure Trek Waterfall rappelling Experience Cano Blanco & Cano Negro Wildlife Refuge on Canoe Experience White Water Rafting Experience in Balsa River Class II Horseback Riding Experience to La Fortuna Waterfall Hot springs - Venado Caves Experience Safari Float Experience at the Penas Blancas Kayaking & Stand Up Paddle Experience - Biking Arenal Nayara Hotel IndulgeT whithe th Se opthreri nfagcest o f Arenal… From the Tabacón Hotel Grand Spa Arenal Kioro Arenal Manoa Arenal Springs El Establo entrails of the mountain, minerals enriched hot Spa & Gardens waters Remeesrgoe rfotr y&ou Sto pena joy and relax.
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