Fun, adventure and discovery await your family in the jungles of Belize. On this week-long adventure, seek out the secrets of the ancient Maya civilization, who first settled in Belize over three thousand years ago. Explore the ruins at Lamanai, Cahal Pech, and Xunantunich, where you climb the pyramidal temples, learn about the intersection between sport and religion, and imagine life in a civilization that vanished long before Columbus arrived in the New World.
Welcome to Belize! Get ready for some family fun as you discover the jungles of Belize.
When you arrive at the Belize City Airport, your guide will meet you and take you straight out of the city to Crooked Tree Village, just 30 miles out of town but a world apart from the urban center. This rural village got its name from the knotty logwood tree used as a navigation landmark by lumberjacks in the 18th century.
Settle in for two nights at your lodge on the edge of Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary, possibly the spot with the most birds in all of Belize. If you plan to keep a list of species you see on the trip, you’ll get a great start here.
Meals
Dinner
Lodging
Crooked Tree Lodge
BDay 2Lamanai by boat
Travel like the early explorers today as you leave Crooked Tree by boat to discover the ruins deep in the rainforest at Lamanai. The name “Lamanai” comes from the Maya word for “submerged crocodile,” so you can tell the jungle river wildlife was very much on the minds of the Mayas who settled here. You are sure to see exotic birds and wily iguanas, but also keep your eyes open for the spider monkeys and howler monkeys that swing high in the trees. Notice how the ruins here are only partially excavated, giving you a sense of how hidden they once were. But you will still have access to the Temple of the Jaguar Masks and the High Temple. Also while here learn about the dangerous Mayan ball game that was part sport and part religious sacrifice.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Crooked Tree Lodge
CDay 3Tropical Education Center
Head out this morning for a full day at the Belize Zoo and Tropical Education Center. The center was formed in 1983 as a home for wild animals that had been used in early rainforest documentaries. The staff, realizing how little Belizeans knew about their wild neighbors, made a commitment to educating people in the service of conservation. Over the past 30 years, the Belize Zoo and Tropical Education Center have grown to 29 acres of tropical savanna with over 150 animals representing over 45 species, all native to Belize. Every animal was orphaned, rescued, born at the zoo, rehabilitated, or sent to The Belize Zoo as donations from other zoological institutions. Their habitats mimic their wild environs closely. Your visit to the zoo will give you a thrilling, intimate and interactive introduction to the animals of Belize and the habitats they rely on.
Your lodging for the next two nights is at the Tropical Education Center, which is part of this extensive zoo sanctuary.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Tropical Education Center
DDay 4Bird Walk / Cave Tubing
Go out this morning for a bird walk in the forest near the Tropical Education Center. Your guide is an experienced birder who can help you identify the many species you’ll see. In addition, this is a great opportunity to ask your guide about traditional communities’ use of rainforest plants for medicine, cooking, and cleaning.
Then, get ready to get wet this afternoon on your cave tubing adventure. This underground river experience combines floating on the water and active cave exploration. Along the way, your guide will explain the geology of cave formation. As you float downriver, marvel at the magnificent rock formations, cave bats and waterfalls. The deeper you get in the cave, the more you will rely on your headlamp (provided) to see the interior terrain. This trip is good for all ages and fitness levels.
Return to the Tropical Education Center for dinner.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Tropical Education Center
EDay 5Cahal Pech & Xunantunich Ruins
Head west to the Cayo District this morning for a day at the ruins of Xunantunich and Cahel Pech.
Cahel Pech was the hilltop estate of a wealthy Maya family, built over three thousand years ago. It sits high above the intersection of the Mopan and Macal rivers. You can imagine the children of the family running among the 34 buildings on the property—but can you imagine what it would be like to live in these stone buildings yourself?
Nearby along the Mopan River lies Xunantunich, the ceremonial center for the farmers who lived in this region about 1,500 years ago. The main pyramid temple, El Castillo, rises 130 feet above the jungle floor. The view from the top shows you the whole ancient city stretched out below you. Also, ask your guide about the haunting of El Castillo!
Overnight at the Crystal Paradise Resort, on the Macal River outside of San Ignacio. Perhaps consider a refreshing starlit swim tonight before bed; You can swim in the river right from the lodge!
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Crystal Paradise Resort
FDay 6Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave (Atm)
The most intrepid travelers will love today’s spelunking adventure in the recently-discovered cave Actun Tunichil Muknal, or “ATM.” In a small group, wearing life jackets, swim into the network of caves. The warren was a secluded ceremonial site for the Maya. Not only does ATM hold hundreds of ancient Maya artifacts that were used in various ceremonies, but it also contains burial chambers with calcified human remains. This is a fascinating and rare opportunity to see another aspect of Mayan life and culture.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Crystal Paradise Resort
GDay 7Cave Canoeing and Waterfalls
Travel to the small Mennonite Community of Upper Barton Creek to the river of Barton Creek Cave. Used by the ancient Maya for ceremonial purposes and a burial site, this cave is an amazing display of crystal formations. Gently paddle through the cave system in your canoe, and with your spotlight see the magnificent stalactites and stalagmites. You may even come across some Mayan artifacts.
After, drive into a completely different climatic zone when you visit the Mountain Pine Ridge National Park area. Here, you’ll see a variety of plant and animal life, exquisite panoramas, plus an impressive 1,000-foot waterfall that cascades from the mountainside.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Crystal Paradise Resort
HDay 8Onward
Alas, it’s time to head back to the airport in Belize City today… Or, if you have more than a week available, consider extending on the coast. Many exciting activities await you on the cayes (islands) off Belize’s coast!
Meals
Breakfast
Anticipated plan; actual route and program may vary.
Fun, adventure and discovery await your family in the jungles of Belize. On this week-long adventure, seek out the secrets of the ancient Maya civilization, who first settled in Belize over three thousand years ago. Explore the ruins at Lamanai, Cahal Pech, and Xunantunich, where you climb the pyramidal temples, learn about the intersection between sport and religion, and imagine life in a civilization that vanished long before Columbus arrived in the New World.
Welcome to Belize! Get ready for some family fun as you discover the jungles of Belize.
When you arrive at the Belize City Airport, your guide will meet you and take you straight out of the city to Crooked Tree Village, just 30 miles out of town but a world apart from the urban center. This rural village got its name from the knotty logwood tree used as a navigation landmark by lumberjacks in the 18th century.
Settle in for two nights at your lodge on the edge of Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary, possibly the spot with the most birds in all of Belize. If you plan to keep a list of species you see on the trip, you’ll get a great start here.
Meals
Dinner
Lodging
Crooked Tree Lodge
BDay 2Lamanai by boat
Travel like the early explorers today as you leave Crooked Tree by boat to discover the ruins deep in the rainforest at Lamanai. The name “Lamanai” comes from the Maya word for “submerged crocodile,” so you can tell the jungle river wildlife was very much on the minds of the Mayas who settled here. You are sure to see exotic birds and wily iguanas, but also keep your eyes open for the spider monkeys and howler monkeys that swing high in the trees. Notice how the ruins here are only partially excavated, giving you a sense of how hidden they once were. But you will still have access to the Temple of the Jaguar Masks and the High Temple. Also while here learn about the dangerous Mayan ball game that was part sport and part religious sacrifice.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Crooked Tree Lodge
CDay 3Tropical Education Center
Head out this morning for a full day at the Belize Zoo and Tropical Education Center. The center was formed in 1983 as a home for wild animals that had been used in early rainforest documentaries. The staff, realizing how little Belizeans knew about their wild neighbors, made a commitment to educating people in the service of conservation. Over the past 30 years, the Belize Zoo and Tropical Education Center have grown to 29 acres of tropical savanna with over 150 animals representing over 45 species, all native to Belize. Every animal was orphaned, rescued, born at the zoo, rehabilitated, or sent to The Belize Zoo as donations from other zoological institutions. Their habitats mimic their wild environs closely. Your visit to the zoo will give you a thrilling, intimate and interactive introduction to the animals of Belize and the habitats they rely on.
Your lodging for the next two nights is at the Tropical Education Center, which is part of this extensive zoo sanctuary.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Tropical Education Center
DDay 4Bird Walk / Cave Tubing
Go out this morning for a bird walk in the forest near the Tropical Education Center. Your guide is an experienced birder who can help you identify the many species you’ll see. In addition, this is a great opportunity to ask your guide about traditional communities’ use of rainforest plants for medicine, cooking, and cleaning.
Then, get ready to get wet this afternoon on your cave tubing adventure. This underground river experience combines floating on the water and active cave exploration. Along the way, your guide will explain the geology of cave formation. As you float downriver, marvel at the magnificent rock formations, cave bats and waterfalls. The deeper you get in the cave, the more you will rely on your headlamp (provided) to see the interior terrain. This trip is good for all ages and fitness levels.
Return to the Tropical Education Center for dinner.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Tropical Education Center
EDay 5Cahal Pech & Xunantunich Ruins
Head west to the Cayo District this morning for a day at the ruins of Xunantunich and Cahel Pech.
Cahel Pech was the hilltop estate of a wealthy Maya family, built over three thousand years ago. It sits high above the intersection of the Mopan and Macal rivers. You can imagine the children of the family running among the 34 buildings on the property—but can you imagine what it would be like to live in these stone buildings yourself?
Nearby along the Mopan River lies Xunantunich, the ceremonial center for the farmers who lived in this region about 1,500 years ago. The main pyramid temple, El Castillo, rises 130 feet above the jungle floor. The view from the top shows you the whole ancient city stretched out below you. Also, ask your guide about the haunting of El Castillo!
Overnight at the Crystal Paradise Resort, on the Macal River outside of San Ignacio. Perhaps consider a refreshing starlit swim tonight before bed; You can swim in the river right from the lodge!
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Crystal Paradise Resort
FDay 6Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave (Atm)
The most intrepid travelers will love today’s spelunking adventure in the recently-discovered cave Actun Tunichil Muknal, or “ATM.” In a small group, wearing life jackets, swim into the network of caves. The warren was a secluded ceremonial site for the Maya. Not only does ATM hold hundreds of ancient Maya artifacts that were used in various ceremonies, but it also contains burial chambers with calcified human remains. This is a fascinating and rare opportunity to see another aspect of Mayan life and culture.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Crystal Paradise Resort
GDay 7Cave Canoeing and Waterfalls
Travel to the small Mennonite Community of Upper Barton Creek to the river of Barton Creek Cave. Used by the ancient Maya for ceremonial purposes and a burial site, this cave is an amazing display of crystal formations. Gently paddle through the cave system in your canoe, and with your spotlight see the magnificent stalactites and stalagmites. You may even come across some Mayan artifacts.
After, drive into a completely different climatic zone when you visit the Mountain Pine Ridge National Park area. Here, you’ll see a variety of plant and animal life, exquisite panoramas, plus an impressive 1,000-foot waterfall that cascades from the mountainside.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lodging
Crystal Paradise Resort
HDay 8Onward
Alas, it’s time to head back to the airport in Belize City today… Or, if you have more than a week available, consider extending on the coast. Many exciting activities await you on the cayes (islands) off Belize’s coast!
Meals
Breakfast
Anticipated plan; actual route and program may vary.
Child rates based on 2 full paying adults in shared room.
The land cost published is for the stated group departure and is subject to change. This covers accommodations, transfers, activities, touring, guide services and meals as described in the full itinerary. The quoted Land Cost will apply when group size falls in the specified range and when travel is on the indicated dates.
Custom & private adventures are available as well, and the final cost of a custom trip will be based on the activities selected, trip duration, accommodations, etc. Developing an initial custom trip itinerary is a service we provide to all clients at no cost. If after development of the initial itinerary you request additional development but are not ready to make a deposit, a trip planning fee may apply.
Reservations are accepted and confirmed after we receive a non-refundable booking deposit and a Traveler Profile Form signed by each adult on the trip as well as by the guardian for each child on the trip, and if space is available. For most group departures, the booking deposit is $500 per person per trip, though for some trips it may be more, as noted in the trip description.
The minimum booking deposit requirement for custom trips is $800 per person, and this deposit is non-refundable. A trip-planning fee of $250 per itinerary is also charged to cover costs of preparing itinerary proposals for custom trips. This fee is credited to the cost of the trip, but is nonrefundable if you do not take the trip. Custom travel during holiday seasons may require a deposit prior to trip confirmation.
An invoice for the total estimated cost of your itinerary will be sent with your reservation confirmation. For both group departures and custom trips, a second deposit of $1,000 per person is due 120 days prior to departure or at the time of booking for reservations made fewer than 120 days before departure. The balance as shown on your invoice is due 60 days prior to departure regardless of whether extensions or other arrangements are pending. Although we do our best to avoid increasing prices after we receive your deposit, in some cases it may be necessary to adjust pricing even after we receive payment to allow for changes in group size, rooming status, currency exchange rate fluctuations, fuel surcharges and other circumstances attendant to international travel. Late payments may jeopardize confirmation of your itinerary and in some cases may result in additional fees. If we have not received final payment 30 days prior to departure your reservation may be canceled and subject to our Cancellation & Refund Policy stated below.
We accept payments by Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or check drawn on a U.S. bank account. Payment for airfare is required at the time of ticketing. Discounts that may be available for some trips are not available toward bookings made through travel agencies.
Late Signups
Early reservations are encouraged! Some trips and flights fill several months before departure. We can confirm your space on a trip once we receive your deposit and signed Reservation Form. We try, but cannot guarantee, to accept late signups. In the event that we are able to accept reservations fewer than 60 days before a trip departure, additional fees of $500 or more may apply to cover administrative costs necessary to expedite your reservation confirmation and transmit your departure materials. For reservations made fewer than 60 days before departure, full payment will be due at the time of booking.
Itinerary Changes
We understand that circumstances arise that lead you to inquire about changes to your itinerary, and aim to satisfy your requests. Once activities and accommodations have been confirmed, there will be a $50 change fee, in addition to the difference in costs for the services booked. When changes are requested within one week of departure, the change fee is $100. For changes requested after a trip has begun, the change fee is $200.
Cancellations & Refunds
If you must cancel before departure, you may request a refund according to the following schedule. Some trips require additional non-refundable payments as noted in the trip description or in the trip itinerary.
Days Prior to Departure
Cancellation Penalty
90 or more
Non-refundable booking deposit and trip planning fee, if applicable
45-89
30% of total land costs
31-44
75% of total land costs
0-30
100% of total land costs
Please note: cancellation of airfare, other transit, and lodging is subject to the policies of the individual carriers or providers and are not included in the schedule above. Additional cancellation fees are the responsibility of the traveler. We strongly recommend that all travelers purchase travel insurance that includes coverage for trip cancellation or interruption which may reimburse you for cancellation penalties and extra trip expenses should a circumstance covered by the policy force you to cancel or interrupt your trip.
Departure is defined as the date on which travelers will leave their home state, province or city, or the trip departure date as indicated on the trip itinerary, whichever comes first. Cancellation date will be considered the date that we receive written notification of your intent to cancel.
Payments due at the time of cancellation remain the responsibility of the client. No partial refunds are possible for unused hotel rooms, air or land travel, trekking days, or other sight-seeing arrangements included in the land cost.
In the event Journeys International cancels a trip, for any reason, all money for services described in the trip description, less airline ticket cancellation fees, will be refunded.
Air Fares
We can help you to secure air travel arrangements to correspond with land travel booked through Journeys International. We work with an airfare consolidator to assist in booking the flights that suit your needs. Journeys International may charge a ticketing fee for this service. For group departures, if you prefer to fly on dates other than those listed as trip dates, or if you arrive at your destination other than at the group arrival time, then you may incur an additional fee to cover the separate transfer, contingency, and coordination costs which frequently arise from arrival and departure on flights different from our regular bookings. We will let you know about these fees ahead of time, if they apply. If you must change your air routing after ticketing, there is a charge of $50 per change, in addition to change or cancellation charges levied by the airline.
If you decide to make your own flight arrangements, you must provide Journeys International with a complete copy of your itinerary showing departure and arrival flights and times. You should plan to arrange your own air travel if you are using mileage credit or originating outside North America, but please be in touch with our office before you finalize ticketing so that we can help you to coordinate the correct arrival and departure dates and times.
Transfers Between Trips
You may transfer between some trips upon written request. More than 90 days before departure, the deposit transfer fee is $100 per person plus any cancellation fees charged by hotels or ground service providers. Less than 90 days before departure, full cancellation penalties from the original trip apply. In the event that Journeys International cancels a trip, you may transfer the full amount of your land payments to another trip without penalty.
Expenses Covered
Normally, our stated land costs include the cost of all guides, leaders, permits obtained after arrival, lodging accommodations, food and entry fees as specified, and all surface transportation associated with the planned itinerary. We do our best to avoid increasing prices after receipt of your deposit, but, rarely, factors beyond our control might require us to change our prices without prior notice, even after you have signed up.
Expenses Not Covered
Costs not included in the price may include: meals not indicated as included in itineraries; meals prior to arrival in starting cities; transfers, if not arriving or departing on the scheduled group flights; soft drinks, bottled water, and alcoholic beverages; medical expenses, costs of hospitalization, or evacuation from remote areas; laundry; airport departure taxes not included on your airline ticket; accommodations en route to starting cities; visas; airfares; gratuities; and insurance.
If a trip must be extended or an itinerary modified due to weather, road conditions, labor interruption, lack of transportation, political or civil disputes, medical emergency, or other causes beyond our control, then the traveler may incur additional costs that are not included in the trip price. We strongly recommend that all travelers obtain travel insurance to cover these risks.
Group-Sized Pricing & Group Minimums
Many trips are guaranteed to depart at prices published on our website with as few as two participants. However, in some cases it is necessary to adjust prices to reflect smaller group sizes. We do everything we can to make a trip operate as planned even with a single participant. Additional costs for small groups amounts vary from trip to trip. Final decision to cancel a trip due to insufficient signups is made 30 days prior to departure.
Environmental Stewardship
Journeys International believes that we have a responsibility to protect the earth for future generations of travelers. International tourism may be responsible for up to eight percent of annual worldwide emissions of greenhouse gasses. Journeys International advocates that adventure travelers who make environmentally-conscious choices when selecting their destinations and activities should also make the environmentally-conscious choice to offset the carbon footprint of their travel to compensate for their personal contributions to global climate change. Every Journeys International trip invoice includes an optional donation to the Earth Preservation Fund’s carbon offset program to be used to purchase and permanently retire certified carbon credits to offset the carbon footprints of Journeys’ travelers. The Earth Preservation Fund purchases carbon credits that have been certified under a reliable third-party standard. Travelers who choose to make this donation will receive a receipt for 501(c)3 tax deduction. There is no penalty for opting out of this donation.
Pre-Departure Services
We look forward to working with you! After we receive your deposit we will send you a pre-departure information packet containing things like medical and immunization information, visa and other permit forms, a recommendation for travel insurance, packing checklist, reading list, cross-cultural information, and an initial invoice for the balance due. If you would like, we can also book your extended land travel arrangements for before and after your trip. About 2-3 weeks before departure, we will send you a final departure packet including last minute reminders and local contact information for your destination. We send some of our materials by mail, so if you are leaving home before the scheduled trip departure date, please let us know how we can best reach you so that you will receive your materials prior to your departure.
Please call our office at any time if you have questions about your trip or for additional information.
Lodging Accommodations
Lodging accommodations are usually double occupancy in hotel rooms, tents, or other facilities as described or noted in trip itineraries. Please contact our office to discuss pricing and availability of alternative accommodations. We try to honor specific requests for lodging, but in some cases we may have to book and confirm equivalent standard accommodations. If you are traveling alone but would prefer a roommate, then let us know! We are often able to match solo travelers. If a roommate is not available or if you prefer single accommodation, then you must pay the Single Supplement, if one applies. On some trips, it is not possible to guarantee single accommodations.
Fitness to Travel
Good physical and mental health are essential for the enjoyment of Journeys International’s trips. In many cases participants travel in rugged areas remote from modern medical facilities. Good physical conditioning is recommended as preparation for all trips, especially those involving trekking. Most trips require some walking. By paying the booking deposit and signing the Reservation Form, the traveler certifies that he/she is fit for rigorous travel and does not have any physical, mental, or other condition that would create a hazard for him/herself or other travelers. It is essential that any participant with a medical condition requiring regular treatment or which may be affected by vigorous activity, prolonged travel, high altitude, heat, cold, natural phenomena, or particular foods, notify Journeys International in writing prior to booking.
We assume no responsibility for medical care and we cannot guarantee meeting special dietary requirements or vegetarian needs. Participants may be required to furnish a physician’s statement of good health. Journeys International’s or the individual trip leader’s or guide’s judgment shall provide the ultimate determination of an individual’s fitness to embark upon, or to continue, a trip. Journeys International reserves the right to refuse reservations or deny participation prior to departure of anyone whom it deems unsuitable for a trip. Once a trip has been confirmed, medical circumstances will not be considered as exceptions to our cancellation policy. All participants must be covered by a current major medical insurance policy for the duration of their trip. Proof of such coverage may be requested.
Duration 8 Days
The number of days, or duration, in a destination corresponds with the itinerary as published. This is the time period covered by the land cost.
Group Size 2 - 12
The stated range indicates minimum required for guaranteed departure and maximum accepted on the scheduled dates. Exceptions can often be made for private departures.
Comfort Level
Delightful
Comfortable Eco Lodges
Activity Level
Active
Why Journeys International
Our purpose is to understand the journey you are on – not just the vacation you want to take – and to help you on your way.
We are here to help you plan the trip that will move you closer to your goals and help you fulfill your dreams.
We are here to help you plan a more inspiring, more provocative, more breathtaking, more transformational adventure.
We say “adventure” and not “trip” because, for us, a trip is just going someplace else, but an adventure is an experience that takes you someplace beyond your comfort zone – and therefore maximizes the potential for wonder, discovery, and potentially transformation.
Why trust Journeys to plan that kind of experience with you?
Journeys is an award-winning industry-leader with more than 40 years in business planning creative and thoughtful adventures in interesting places around the world
Our staff is professional and devoted, with adventure specialists in Ann Arbor and guides in the field who take pride in traveler satisfaction; many stay with us for decades
Our Ecological Code of Ethics has long stood as a model for others, and our Earth Preservation Fund puts our money where our mouth is
We go to the farthest corners of the earth – you’ll see some pretty remote destinations on our list, and if you want to challenge us with something new, we’ll likely be willing (though we’ll make sure you know if we’ve never experienced it firsthand)
We’re real people like you, starting with the real person who will answer the phone, right through the owner, Robin Pollak, who you can talk to any time you want (or even her parents, Joan & Will Weber, who started the company!)
We ask lots of questions and get to know you as well as possible to we can design the best experience for YOU
Your unique itinerary includes sites, accommodations, activities, and meetings with people hand selected for personal goals, passions, interests and abilities
Your personal adventure specialist stays with you from trip planning through departure to answer all your questions – promptly – and make sure every detail is handled so you are well prepared for your trip
Our partners on the ground in your destination will welcome you as a friend of a friend; we’ve been working with many of them for ages
We’re open and clear, and offer a complete picture of what you can expect while traveling. We don’t want to make an easy sale; we want to make an honest one.
24-hour emergency phone support while traveling
We’ll be excited to hear about the trip when you get back, and take all feedback seriously
Our travelers come back again and again, for five, ten, or more adventures — and they trust us enough to send their friends to us, too
We love what we do, and we love sharing our common passion with you.
Match the trip’s intensity to your ability and motivation.
Gentle
Easy walking, with opportunities for low-key physical activity.
Active
Energetic exploration with optional day hikes, leisurely cycling, or light canoeing.
Vigorous
Day-long active excursions and options for demanding activity in varied environments.
Challenging
Strenuous hiking or other intense activity that may be at high altitude or over rough terrain.
Demanding
Multi-day trekking and other activities requiring endurance or strength. Steep trails. No technical expertise necessary.
Comfort Level
Choose accommodations and amenities that fit your personal style
Simple
Our most natural accommodations. Bath facilities often shared, sometimes rustic.
Delightful
Comfortable and especially personal. Small to mid-sized lodges, typically with private bath.
Superior
Lodges and hotels with additional amenities, refined artistry, or extra-special settings.
Deluxe
Exclusive or luxury lodges, hotels, or safari camps with fine dining options.
Uncommon
The most indulgent accommodations arranged specially for private trips.
Single Supplement
The single supplement is applicable if a roommate is not available or if single accommodation is specifically requested. While single accommodation is not available on all trips, we will try and honor this request whenever possible.