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关于能承受的旅行的格斯达里加的专家

通过他的坚苦工作和经验， Glenn创造了证明的一家旅馆，豪华和能持续力做完善的组合。 Aside from a spectacular setting, luxury amenities like an in-house spa, and organically grown gourmet cuisine, the inn has 30 acres of hard bean coffee which is certified organic by an international organization called OKO Garantie and is certified sustainable by the Rain Forest Alliance and CICAFE, the Costa Rican National Organization for Coffee. The hotel has repeatedly won recognitions for its approach to sustainability and luxury.

www.fincarosablanca.com

Passport to the World’s Natural Wonders

Baobab’s Nature Expeditions provide adventurous travelers with a passport to the planet’s most spectacular natural wonders.

On these trips, visitors will have enriching and illuminating encounters with nature, allowing them to experience the world from a whole new perspective. Baobab’s team of expert guides will take participants off the beaten path in to wild and wondrous places that are as inspiring as they are educational. With Baobab, people can discover the heart and soul of each destination firsthand.

Whether they dream of seeing the grizzlies in Glacier National Park, crave the experience of a close encounter with a giant polar bear, or desire to reach out and touch a grey whale, Baobab will show travelers the way to a new brand of experiential travel.

Baobab provides access to some of the most knowledgeable guides in the industry, and these Nature Expeditions are led by naturalists who are experts in their field.

Their passion for uncovering and interpreting the mysteries of nature is second to none. Baobab offers trips for those that want to experience the wonders of some of the last truly wild places on earth in areas like Antarctica, Asia, Galapagos, Latin America, and the rugged and remote parts of the northern hemisphere.

www.baobabexpeditions.com

Yoga & Pilates Retreat in Nicaragua

OCOTAL BEACH, NICARAGUA—Morgan’s Rock Hacienda & Ecolodge, one of Latin America’s leading agro-tourism operations located south of Granada, the oldest city in the Americas, welcomes Erika Bloom and Laura Ball who will be conducting a combination of Yoga, Pilates and Relaxation retreat entitled “Align Body and Mind.”

The Morgan’s Rock Hacienda is designed for travelers in search of luxury combined with the excitement of Nicaragua, the new Central American venue. A pristine beach and a unique 4500 acre protected primary dry forest environment surround the resort and provide the setting for the Yoga experience.

The secluded beach is the location of a newly designed Yoga studio where students can learn self-awareness, physical strength, confidence, compassion and self discipline against the background sounds of the waves and wildlife while contemplating the crashing surf.

Popular New York City instructors Master Erika Bloom and Laura Ball offer this combination of disciplines starting on October 22 for 5 nights. The daily program will include Good Morning Pilates class and Sunset Yoga class, beach runs and hikes as well as Pranayame and Meditation classes.

There will be plenty of time for relaxing by the pool or on the beach. Erika Bloom and Laura Ball are certified practitioners in their professions; Bloom has her studio on Madison Avenue and holds summer sessions in The Hamptons. This program will include transfers from Managua, all meals, daily classes, a massage, local artisan and school tours, plus a special champagne and lobster dinner with salsa and meringue lessons for $2425 (single) and $2225 per person (double). Taxes & service are included.

Morgan’s Rock Hacienda & Ecolodge features fifteen hand-detailed private bungalows made of exotic tropical hardwoods with decks open to spectacular views of the ocean and forest and feature a king-size bed, a sofa bed, hammocks and an open-air shower.

The restaurant, which features all local produce grown on the resort’s farm and fish caught by its own boats, overlooks a beautiful pool and the Pacific beyond.

Morgan’s Rock is easily reached by American, Delta, TACA and Continental who all fly to Managua with arranged transfers.

Cruise West 26 Itineraries In 29 Countries in 2009

Five New Itineraries Enhance Small Ship Line’s Growing Repertoire

SEATTLE – Leading small-ship cruise line Cruise West (www.cruisewest.com) has announced 26 itineraries for the 2009 season, including four new and one re-introduced cruise. The four new voyages will visit Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands, the Danube River, the East Indies and Melanesia; the Vietnam itinerary is being re-introduced by popular demand.

The 2009 cruises include stops in 29 countries and 165 ports worldwide. The voyages will include 253 departures throughout the Americas, Asia, Europe and the South Pacific, with visits to 29 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Alaska, Cambodia, China, Hungary, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Romania and Vietnam.

Cruise West’s nine small ships (with capacity ranging from 78-138 guests) allow for the company’s trademark “up-close, casual and personal” experience, an opportunity not offered by larger cruise lines. Cruises range from three-night/four-day to 24-night/25-day, and start from $1,149 per person.

“Our Quyana Members (past guests) asked us to add new destinations and Cruise West listened by delivering four new distinctive itineraries and reintroducing Vietnam in 2009,” said Dick West, chairman and managing director. “I personally scouted the Galapagos itinerary and the Danube River cruise. In honor of Cruise West’s first European river cruise, I will host a Chairman’s cruise on the first departure. As with all Cruise West voyages, these new itineraries will offer guests the hallmark Cruise West adventure - an authentic experience.”

NEW & REINTRODUCED 2009 ITINERARIES

• Cruise West introduces the GALAPAGOS onboard the luxurious 40-guest Isabela II. The 10-day tour will start with two days in Quito before flying to Baltra Island to board the ship for an eight-day cruise. A post-cruise Machu Picchu Land Tour option is available. Three departures will be initially offered on August 23, August 30 and September 6, 2009.

• Cruise West ventures to Europe for the first time with its 11- or 12-day Danube River cruise VIENNA TO BUCHAREST onboard the elegant new 148-guest Amadeus Diamond ─ 2009 marks this vessel’s inaugural year. This cruise highlights exclusive tours in Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Croatia and cruising in the Danube Delta. Four departure dates will be offered: July 16 and 24, 2009; and October 13 and 21, 2009. Add on a pre- or post-cruise Prague or Transylvania Land Tour.

• VIETNAM is reintroduced by popular demand. Originally offered in 2007, this 12-day itinerary cruises Haiphong to Ho Chi Minh City via Ha Long Bay, Hue, Danang, Hoi An, Qui Nhon, Nha Trang and the Mekong River. One departure will be offered on November 21, 2009 onboard Cruise West’s flagship, the 120-guest Spirit of Oceanus. Add-on a pre- or post-cruise Cambodia and Angkor Wat Land Tour.

• Cruise the exotic East Indies, SINGAPORE TO SYDNEY for the holidays onboard the Spirit of Oceanus. Offered December 16, 2009, this new 17-day itinerary transits the waters of early European explorers and will feature mysterious cultures steeped in ancient history in Indonesia. Spend New Year’s Eve in Sydney! Port calls to be announced fall 2008.

• Extraordinary islands throughout Melanesia are featured on the new 17-day SYDNEY TO FIJI voyage departing December 28, 2009. Visit isolated cultures and pristine waters in Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Fiji and more. Port calls to be announced fall 2008.

2009 Itinerary Updates

• COLUMBIA RIVER CRUISES: Twenty additional departures of the Columbia River itineraries have been added. Four spring and six fall departures of the delicious Taste of the Pacific Northwest epicurean cruise have been added, increasing from three initial departures in fall 2008. Ten spring and 15 fall departures of the popular and historically based River Voyage of Discovery itinerary will be offered, up from 12 total departures in 2008.

• PANAMA & COSTA RICA: An extended season, one enhanced and two new land tours are offered on the nine-night Between Two Seas itinerary, traveling from Panama City to San José, Costa Rica or reverse, onboard the recently upgraded 100-guest Pacific Explorer. Highlights include traversing the entire Panama Canal and visiting the remote Emberá Village in the Darién Jungle. The enhanced cruise/land tour includes the 10-day cruise plus five nights of accommodations and adventures in Sarapiquí and Arenal, Costa Rica. The two new land tours include a two-night/three-day Monteverde Cloud Forest visit and a four-night/five-day stay in Tortuguero National Park.

• ALASKA: Alaska’s Inside Passage itinerary will offer an extended cruise season with value pricing and two new add-on land tour options: two nights at a Denali Backcountry Lodge in conjunction with the four- or five-day Glaciers of Prince William Sound cruises; or a four day fully escorted Denali land tour traveling roundtrip from Anchorage in conjunction with the nine-day Alaska Whales & Wilderness cruise.

For further details on Cruise West’s itineraries, visit www.CruiseWest.com or call (800) 689-1783.

Travel With A Conscience

Eco-friendly travellers to benefit from launch of www.ResponsibleTravelInsurance.com

With carbon emissions and the environment at the top of everyone’s agenda, many holidaymakers are today looking for ways to enjoy foreign travel while retaining their green credentials. The launch of responsibletravelinsurance.com from Voyager Insurance Services, is offering a simple but effective solution. Travellers can put something back when buying travel insurance as all policies will financially benefit projects run by the Travel Industry Offset Scheme* (TICOS), ideal for those with a conscience.

Underwritten by Elvia Travel Insurance International (ETII) and supported by claims handling and international medical assistance from Mondial Assistance, responsibletravelinsurance.com is offering comprehensive single-trip, long stay and annual multi-trip and European Vehicle Assistance.

“Air travel, in particular, is under the spotlight in relation to global climate change, but so too is the rapid growth of the tourist industry which has placed social and ecological pressures on many regions across the world,” explains Jonathan Buttery, Director of Voyager Insurance Services. “The answer for eco-friendly holidaymakers is not to stop travelling altogether, the key is to travel ‘responsibly’. We have created responsibletravelinsurance.com to help people minimise the impact of their travel by maximising the benefits to local people and the environment.”

TICOS develops projects that both offset carbon emissions and have wider socio-economic and environmental benefits. It matches these projects to service users, such as Voyager and other travel and tourism companies, all who are committed to offsetting and improving both the quality of the environment and the life for local communities at tourism destinations.

Jonathan Buttery concludes, “There’s no need for holidaymakers to give up their two weeks in the sun or stop exploring far flung destinations.

www.Responsibletravelinsurance.com offers consumers the ideal solution, by providing a product that meets their travel insurance needs, while reducing the impact their holiday has on the destination and the environment.”

 

From The Darwins To 007 - Panama Is Booming

On the day that the Darwins were sentenced for their “Back-from-the-dead” fraud, Journey Latin America reports a huge growth in sales to the country of their dreams, Panama. Bookings have more than doubled in the past 12 months, thereby bucking the supposed “credit crunch slowdown” trend towards shorter, cheaper holidays.

Canoe-wife Anne Darwin was quoted in saying that their slice of paradise in Panama “had much more to offer than I originally thought…with streams, ravines, beautiful butterflies and poison dart frogs…”. And she wasn’t wrong – as Panama is undoubtedly now one of Latin America’s hottest destinations for its tropical mix of rainforest, wildlife and stunning Caribbean and Pacific coastline.

FROM SECRET LIVES TO SECRET AGENTS…

And this dramatic increase is set to continue, thanks to the much anticipated UK release of the new BOND film, Quantum of Solace (31 Oct), part of which was filmed there.

The atmospheric colonial streets of Panama City’s Casco Viejo (Old Town) supposedly served as the location for both Panama and a fictional Andean town; while the ruins of Noriega’s notorious “Officers and Troops Club” were transformed into a glamorous venue for a cocktail party. At the other end of the Panama Canal, filming took place in the precarious, old wooden buildings of Colón (representing Haiti) and on a private island off the Caribbean coast.

HOW TO GET THERE?

** Our new “BOND IN PANAMA” itinerary includes 3 nights at the Canal House (where Daniel Craig stayed), tour of the Casco Viejo, half-day transit of the Canal; and time at “Bond-style” lodges on the Caribbean and in the rainforest. 8 nights from £2372 pp including flights.
** With a few more days to spare, stay at a new boutique beach hideaway called CALA MIA - a secluded 11-room lodge located on a private island off the Pacific coast. Set within the Chiriqui Archipelago, the surrounding National Park comprises over 100 untouched islands, with endless remote beaches backed by virgin rainforest and abundant wildlife, from howler monkeys, ocelots and tropical birds to marine turtles, whales and dolphins. 3 nights from £651 pp

** Hotels don’t float your boat? Then our new “JOURNEY BETWEEN THE SEAS” expedition cruise onboard the new luxury catamaran, Discovery, may well do. Set off from Panama City and sail out into the Pacific, visiting the Pearl Islands and exploring the wild Darién coast. Cross the isthmus, journeying along the Panama Canal and sleeping two nights on the Canal itself; before arriving at Portobelo, with its colonial Spanish forts and palm-fringed Caribbean coast. Snorkel, kayak and be amazed by the abundant jungle wildlife; sailing in true style onboard the Discovery – a first-class catamaran for 24 passengers, with expert local guides and excellent cuisine. 7 night expedition cruise from £2927 pp + flights.

JOURNEY LATIN AMERICA

Tel: 020 8747 8315 (London), 0161 832 1441 (Manchester) or 1800 818 126 (Eire).

www.journeylatinamerica.co.uk

Luxury West Indies Cricket Cruise

With economic doom and gloom dominating current headlines you’d be forgiven for thinking the end of nigh. However, confidence remains high among England’s cricket fans and, bolstered by the team’s current good form, enquiries and bookings for ITC Sports’ Platinum Cricket Cruise to watch England play the West Indies in February 2009 remain very strong.

In addition to taking in world-class cricket and an array of glamorous Caribbean islands, guests will have the chance to brush up their cricketing know-how as celebrity hosts onboard include David Gower, Darren Gough, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, David Lloyd and Allan Lamb! Prices start from £6,995 per person.

Cricket cruises are a speciality for ITC Sports, the UK’s leading luxury sports tour operator, and for 2009 the company has exclusively chartered Silversea’s Silver Shadow for a superb 16 night extravaganza, between the 2nd – 18th February 2009. The cricket will be thrilling, with part of the First Test in Jamaica and all of the Second Test in Antigua, while the cruising will take in beautiful and diverse islands such as St Barths and the Dominican Republic.

Silversea’s “six star” Silver Shadow offers all-suite accommodation, a vast array of facilities, and the highest standards of personal service and attention to detail. Little wonder that Silversea has won award after prestigious award for small ship, luxury cruising.

ITC Sports has brought together a unique, star-studded line up of cricketing celebrities and entertainers, including David Gower, Darren Gough, Derek Underwood, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, David Lloyd, Allan Lamb, Paul Allott, celebrity chef Antony Worrall Thompson (who will be offering cookery demonstrations) and Mike d’Abo of Manfred Mann. These onboard Hosts will be joined by many other special guests, meaning that evenings on board will be a highlight of the trip, with “State of Play” discussions, interviews with celebrities, live entertainment, and sumptuous dining.

ITC Sports’ Platinum Cricket Cruise Itinerary
West Indies v England, 2 – 18 February 2009

2 February Departure from London Heathrow aboard your flight to Miami and transfer to Fort Lauderdale to board Silversea’s Silver Shadow.

3 February A day to relax at sea and enjoy the facilities on board Silver Shadow.

4 February Day at sea, with the opportunity to watch the start of the First Test, West Indies v England, shown via live satellite feed from Kingston, Jamaica.

5 February Early arrival in Kingston for your transfer to the second day of play in the FIRST TEST, WEST INDIES v ENGLAND, at Sabina Park.

6-7 February

Daily transfers to the FIRST TEST, WEST INDIES v ENGLAND, at Sabina Park.**

8 February

Disembark in Port Antonio on Jamaica’s North Coast.

9 February

A day of cruising and relaxation.

10 February Disembark at La Romana, in the Dominican Republic.

11 February

Morning arrival at San Juan, the vibrant capital city of Puerto Rico.

12 February Disembark in Gustavia for a day in St Barths – always a favourite for its charm and its casual, yet stylish, French chic. Not to mention the fine restaurants and serious retail therapy opportunities!

13-17 February

Arrival in Antigua and daily transfers to the SECOND TEST, WEST INDIES v ENGLAND at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound.

18 February

Transfer to VC Bird International Airport for your return flight to London.

19 February Early morning arrival at London Gatwick.

** If the final day of the First Test promises to be thrilling, the itinerary will alter to be able to stay and watch it.

Prices start from £6,995 per person sharing a Vista Suite.

What’s included:

• International flights in economy class
• UK airport taxes
• Transfers from airport to ship and return
• 16 nights accommodation on Silver Shadow in the suite of your choice
• All meals and drinks on board ship
• Food & beverages in our exclusive facility adjacent to each ground
• All entertainment on board, including special guests
• Cricket transfers
• Celebrity Hosts
• Services of an ITC Sports representative on board ship
• Commemorative gifts
• Gratuities on board ship
• Port taxes

Not included

• Meals/drinks ashore other than at cricket marquee facility
• Cricket tickets (guaranteed availability at cost)
• Personal laundry, telephone and internet charges on board ship
• Caribbean airport departure taxes
• Optional excursions
• Insurance
• Items of a personal nature

Land Based Tours

For those who prefer to keep their feet on dry land, ITC Sports is also offering an extensive programme of Celebrity Escorted Tours, staying in excellent accommodation and offering exceptional itineraries that include welcome drinks, cricket transfers, cricket forums, farewell dinners and fabulous touring and sightseeing – plus guaranteed access to official match tickets.

Any of ITC Sports’ suggested itineraries can be personalised by its team of Caribbean specialists to suit individual requirements.

For reservations and further information please contact ITC Sports

(01244 355527; www.itcsports.co.uk)

West Indies v England Fixtures 2009
First Test Jamaica 4 – 8 February
Second Test Antigua 13 – 17 February
Third Test Barbados 26 February – 2 March
Fourth Test Trinidad 6 – 10 March

Twenty:20 International Trinidad 15 March

First One-Day International Guyana 20 March
Second One-Day International Guyana 22 March
Third One-Day International Barbados 27 March
Fourth One-Day International Barbados 29 March
Fifth One-Day International St Lucia 3 April

Swimming With The Fishes - Godfather-Style

Trips Worldwide’s new family adventure in Belize and Guatemala is set to be a big summer hit. Stay in famous film director Frances Ford Coppola’s trio of luxury lodges, see the real ‘crystal skull’, visit the Mayan site of Yaxha – location of the TV ‘Survivor’ series, go mountain biking, horseriding, kayaking, become an expert at making authentic corn tortillas and last but not least, get a complimentary ‘introduction to scuba diving’ lesson. 14-night holidays depart London thru 23rd November 2008.

Packed with adventure, kids will love this trip, whilst a big plus for mums and dads is the luxurious accommodation provided throughout – no roughing it around this fascinating part of Central America! Film director Frances Ford Coppola (The Godfather, Apocalypse Now, Dracula and The Rainmaker) established the first of his three Central American luxury retreats, Blancaneaux Lodge, in the Mountain Pine area of Belize, a region of lush green jungle reminiscent of the Philippine location where he filmed Apocalypse Now.

Here, families stay in a two bedroom, two bathroom thatched cabana decorated with local artefacts. Complimentary activities include mountain biking, horseriding and a guided nature walk offering a great introduction to Belize’s rich flora and fauna. Next, cross over into Guatemala to Coppola’s La Lancha, a wonderful rainforest lodge on the shores of Lake Peten-Itza, close to the Mayan sites of Yaxha (location for the TV ‘Survivor’ series) and the famous ancient citadel of Tikal.

In addition to a guided tour of Tikal, back at La Lancha, families get a fun lesson on how to make an authentic tortilla, plus there’s complimentary use of the resort’s canoes and kayaks. The final part of the holiday is spent at Coppola’s coastal lodge, Turtle Inn. Turtle Inn is a great place for families and ideally located for exploring the islands and barrier reef, plus the Mayan site of Lubataan, where the real crystal skull (as featured in the new Indiana Jones film) was found. While Kids 10 years and over receive a complimentary ‘introduction to scuba diving’ lesson including free rental of masks, fins and snorkel gear, mums and dads can relax in hammocks on their own beachside verandah.

The holiday costs from £7,834 per family based on 2 adults and 2 children (up to 18 years), scheduled flights, all transfers, accommodation with breakfast and activities as per itinerary.

Trips Worldwide
0117 311 4400
14 Frederick Place, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1AS
info@tripsworldwide.co.uk
www.tripsworldwide.co.uk

Yellow Fever and Vaccination at Globetrotters Travel Clinics

As per the information available on WHO’s (World Health Organisation) website, the cases of Yellow Fever has risen and even more and more countries are reporting such cases as number of Mosquito habitats are increasing.

HOUNSLOW, UK, - As per the information available on WHO’s (World Health Organisation) website, the cases of Yellow Fever has risen and even more and more countries are reporting such cases as number of Mosquito habitats are increasing. It has been found that there is still a large unvaccinated population in both Africa and the Americas. This viral presence can amplify into regular epidemics.

Hence, Vaccinations is the single most important measure for preventing yellow fever. Yellow fever vaccine is safe and highly effective. The effect of immunity against Yellow Fever occurs within one week of 95% of people who have undergone vaccination. Vaccination provides protection for more than 10 years and probably for life.

As per WHO’s website, the risk to life from Yellow Fever is far greater than the risk from the vaccine, so those who may be exposed to yellow fever should be protected by vaccinations. If there is no risk of exposure, for example, if a person will not be visiting an endemic area, there is no necessity to receive the vaccination. The World Health Organization (WHO) strongly recommends routine childhood Vaccinations.

Travellers visiting to high-risk areas are highly recommended for Vaccinations. There are many countries who ask for a vaccination certificate to allow entry to their countries, particularly for travellers arriving in Asia from Africa or South America as fatal cases in unvaccinated tourists have been reported.

Globetrotters Travel Clinics is www.globetrotterstravelclinics.com one of the accredited Yellow Fever Centres offering Travel Vaccination, Complete Pre-Travel and Post-Travel health screenings and advice to individuals and business travellers regarding their health.

Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica package deals

PENINSULA PAPAGAYO, Costa Rica — “Fifth Night Free” and “Rates starting at $375″ should be music to travelers’ ears in this volatile economy. Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica features an exotic location at an exceptional value with its Stay Longer Fifth Night Free and Daybreak Summer Packages.

“Value is more important than ever and these packages are designed to offer our guests options that meet their needs as well as their flight patterns. Travelling to Costa Rica is easier than people think with smooth connections from any North American city to the city airports of Atlanta, Houston, Miami, Newark, New York, Dallas, Chicago, Minneapolis and Charlotte with either non-stop daily or non-stop limited service to Liberia, Costa Rica,” says Luis Argote, general manager of Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica.

These two new summer packages along with a variety of others can be booked at www.fourseasons.com/costarica or at 1-800-332-3442.

STAY LONGER ­ FIFTH NIGHT FREE PACKAGE

Stay four consecutive paid nights and receive the fifth night complimentary at rates starting per night from $515 in a Garden Room to $865 in a one bedroom canopy suite. The Stay Longer- Fifth Night Free package is offered from now until November 21, 2008 and from November 29­ December 19, 2008. Rates are per room, per night excluding 16% sales tax and 10% resort charge. Offer is not valid in combination with any other package/offer and does not apply to groups. Complimentary night must be used during initial stay. A stay is considered consecutive nights at the same property. Minimum stay of four paid nights required. Rates are subject to change.

DAY BREAK PACKAGE

Luxurious accommodations beginning at $375 in a garden room are available from now until December 19, 2008.

Offer is subject to availability with limited nightly allotments. Advance reservations are required and rates are per room, per night excluding 16% sales tax and 10% resort charge. The special rate is only available on the dates noted. Offer is only valid at Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica and is not valid in conjunction with other offers/packages. The $375 rate is for Garden accommodations based on availability at time of booking. Package is also applicable to Deluxe, Premium and One-bedroom Canopy Suite accommodations at varying rates. *Blackout dates include November 21-28, 2008.

This 145-room resort is located in the Guanacaste Province in northwest Costa Rica atop a narrow plateau called Peninsula Papagayo, 100 meters above the Pacific Ocean. At the resort, guests can enjoy sweeping panoramas, two large pristine beaches, three pools, a luxurious spa, championship golf, tennis, five restaurants, water sports and eco-adventures.

All guestrooms and suites are appointed with indigenous woods; stone finishes and marble baths with deep soaking tubs and glassed enclosed showers with either an outdoor terrace or balcony living area. The most popular guestrooms are the exquisite canopy suites nestled high above the hilltops.

The one bedroom canopy suite with an Infinity plunge pool overlooking the Pacific Coast is an ideal choice for a romantic getaway for couples and honeymooners while the one bedroom canopy suite is perfect for couples with children.

As the world’s leading operator of luxury hotels, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts currently manages 78 properties in 32 countries.

Open since January 2004, Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica at Peninsula Papagayo offers a vacation experience of unlimited variety, and the highly personalized, anticipatory service that Four Seasons guests expect and value around the world.