





|

|
|
March 3-10, 2001 (Spring Break) (8
days)
$2117 - age 25 and under (triple
or quad room)
$2338 - over age 25 (double room)
Led by Linda & Fred Verceles
|
 |
| SCHEDULE
OF TRAVEL AND VISITS:
|
Tabacon Falls, Costa Rica
|
- Day 1: SAN JOSE Departure
from the U.S.A. Arrive in the capital of Costa Rica and check-in to
your hotel
- Day 2: SAN JOSE Sightseeing
with your tour manager includes the National Museum, with its
impressive exhibits of natural history and pre-Columbian art and
artifacts, and the University of Costa Rica. You also visit the
Teatro Nacional. Modeled after the Paris Opera House, the theater
was built from coffee taxes. Tonight enjoy a folklore dinner.
|
- Day 3: POAS VOLCANO- MONTEVERDE
Drive to the magnificent Poas Volcano, which is one
of the most accessible active volcanoes in the world. You can stand
at the edge of its crater and look down 1000 feet to the geyser like
eruptions. Continue to the spectacular, world renowned reserve of
Monteverde.
|
- Day 4: MONTEVERDE A
full day to explore this beautiful cloud forest. Founded in the 1950's
by a group of Quakers from Alabama, Monteverde Cloud Forest is home to
more than 400 species of birds, 100 species of mammals and 2500
species of plants.
|
- Day 5: CARARA - JACO BEACH
Journey to the Carara Biological Reserve, the unique
point where the dry tropical forest meets the northern, greener
forest. Continue along the Pacific coast to Jaco Beach.
|
|
- Day 6: MANUEL ANTONIO - JACO BEACH
Today there is a full day excursion to Manuel Antonio
National Park to enjoy the beautiful beaches and tropical vegetation.
Your guide takes you through some of the trails of the forest,
stopping for a swim on the way. Relax on the white sand beaches that
are shaded by the trees of the jungle. Return to Jaco Beach for the
evening and overnight.
|
|
- Day 7: SAN JOSE Enjoy a free morning on the black sand
beach of Jaco. In the afternoon drive to San Jose for your last night
in this beautiful country.
|
|
- Day 8: Departure for the U.S.A.
|
|
* = Prices include transportation and accommodations,
most meals, entrance fees, tour guide services and an insurance
package.
|
|
For registration and detailed itinerary information
contact Kathy Clifton at Edison Community College. Office: 309
1-800-922-3722 (Ext. 331) |