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Download our The Galapagos Islands 2012 brochure, featuring incredible wildlife adventures in Darwin’s Islands aboard the tall ship Mary Anne. Or request a print copy to be sent by mail.
Head ‘down under’ for a hiker’s dream journey on the South Island. Snorkel with dolphins on the Kaikoura Coast, hike on the ice of the Fox Glacier, explore the magnificent seaside trails of Abel Tasman National Park, overnight cruise in wondrous Milford Sound.
Trip Details at-a-Glance
| Cost From: | $690 |
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| Length: | 3 days |
| Arrive: | Guatemala City, Guatemala |
| Depart: | Guatemala City, Guatemala or San Pedro Sula, Honduras |
| Activity: | Archaeology |
| Trip Level: |
explain
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Our Trips using this Extension
Guatemala Private Journey
Day 1
Guatemala City / Copán, Honduras
From Guatemala City, transfer by private car to Copán Ruinas, a charming town of cobbled streets and red-tiled roofs. En route, visit Quiriguá, a unique archaeological site surrounded by the largest banana plantation in Central America. Overnight at Hotel Marina Copán.
Day 2
Explore Copán
A World Heritage Site, Copán surpasses other Mayan cities in its wealth of sculptures, hieroglyphics, and beautifully carved stone stelae. Enjoy a full-day tour, including famed Hieroglyphic Stairway, the Great Plaza, and the Acropolis. Overnight at Hotel Marina Copán
Day 3
Guatemala City or San Pedro Sula / Depart
Transfer to Guatemala City or San Pedro Sula for departure.
Note: You may also request a 4-Day, 3-Night Program, call for details
Extension Costs
Prices are for 2012
2 Nights / 3 Days
$690 per person (2-3 travelers)Single supplement: $105
3 Nights / 4 Days
$925 per person (2-3 travelers)Single supplement: $130
Hotel Marina Copán
Our Trips using this Lodging:
Copán Ruins, Honduras
This simple but comfortable hotel is the most convenient base for exploring the magical ruins of Copán—right in the heart of the cobblestone-street town (the ruins are a 10-minute walk away). The hotel features 51 guest rooms, designed in classical colonial style with air-conditioning, ceiling fans, cable TV, and phone. Courtyards with well tended gardens filled with flowers and tropical plants contribute to the hotel’s old world charm, while a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, and small sauna and gym offer modern conveniences. A history note: the hotel is built on the site of an old family home that welcomed early investigators and visitors to Copán—the first “hotel” in Copán.
Note: Listed above are our signature accommodations for this trip. Although it is highly unlikely, we may make substitutions when necessary.