Coastal Central & South America During The Whale Migration

Coastal Central & South America During the Whale Migration

ABOARD THE MS SAINT LAURENT

LUXURY COASTAL EXPEDITIONS

2 RESERVATIONS 1-855-424-6275

WINTER 2015 & 2016

PACIFIC OCEAN

San Jose

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COLOMBIA

PANAMA

COSTA RICA

Osa PeninsulaCoiba Island

Darién National Park

Isla Gorgona

Machalilla National Park

Trujillo

Lima

Salaverry

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Itinerary At A Glance Pre-Cruise Extension: Add 4 Days in Arenal & Monteverde, Costa Rica DAY 1: San José, Costa Rica (Embarkation)DAY 2: Osa PeninsulaDAY 3: Coiba Island, Panama DAY 4: Darién National Park, PanamaDAY 5: Cruising the Colombian CoastDAY 6: Isla Gorgona, ColombiaDAY 7: Manta, EcuadorDAY 8: Machalilla National Park, EcuadorDAY 9: Cruising the Peruvian CoastDAY 10: Salaverry (Trujillo), PeruDAY 11: Salaverry, PeruDAY 12: Cruising the Peruvian Coast

DAY 13: Callao, Peru (Disembarkation) Post-Cruise Extension: Add 3 Days in Lima, Peru

*Itinerary operates in both directions

COASTAL CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA DURING THE WHALE MIGRATION

San Jose to Lima | 13 days

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OSA PENINSULAHome to Half of Costa Rica’s Wildlife Species

Rugged Osa Peninsula juts out into the Pacific Ocean on the southwestern side of Costa Rica. A third of the peninsula is protected by the “biologically intense” Corcovado National Park, one of the few large lowland tropical rainforests in the world to have escaped the ravages of the logging industry. Cabo Matapalo, on the southern tip of the peninsula, attracts surfers from around the world. Hikes into the virgin tropical rainforest invite eco-tourists to see protected species such as: Baird’s tapirs, rare harpy eagles, blue morpho

butterflies, sloths, scarlet macaws, jaguars, and more.

Begin your journey with a 4-day optional Pre-Cruise Extension to Monteverde

National Park and Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica.See page 13 for more information

Rarely will you see such a comprehensive itinerary combining five coastal gems of Central & South America. From remote

archipelagos to man-made wonders, this 13-day voyage offers an epic adventure of discovery that’s perfectly in sync with the annual migration of humpback whales. Witness the rugged natural beauty of Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula. Discover exotic wildlife in Panama’s Coiba National Park and in the dense Darién jungle. Search for the blue anole lizard on Isla Gorgona. Explore Ecuador’s Machalilla National Park, revel in the whales breeching just off shore, and delve into the pre-Inca history of Peru.

San José (Puerto Caldera), Costa Rica (Embarkation)

DAY 1

Arrive at the airport in San José, Costa Rica and make your way to the port where we’ll board the refined MS Saint Laurent. Gather on deck for cocktails and the sunset as we set sail for the Osa Peninsula.

Osa Peninsula, Costa RicaDAY 2

This morning, we’ll embark on our first Zodiac expedition in the Osa Peninsula, an immense biological reserve with a mix of rocky coves and high canopy forest. The pristine rainforests and the rugged natural beauty of the Osa Peninsula make this region among the most beautiful areas in Costa Rica. National Geographic has called it “the most biologically intense place on Earth.” Local fauna include a few of Costa Rica’s most endangered species: Baird’s tapirs, jaguars, harpy eagles, red-backed squirrel monkeys, and white-lipped peccaries. Watch for skittering water lizards on the stream lets as well as turquoise cotingas, black-cheeked ant-tanagers, and mangrove hummingbirds flashing through the greenery. Back on board this evening, join us for cocktails followed by a festive welcome dinner.

Coiba Island, PanamaDAY 3

Today we’ll call upon 192-square-mile Coiba Island, home to sugary white beaches, clear cyan-hued waters, dense forests, and an abundance of exotic natural wonders. Located about 20 miles off the Pacific coast of Panama, Coiba National Park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005. It includes as many as 38 islands and one of the largest coral reefs on the Pacific coast of the Americas, which teems with whale and tiger sharks, sea turtles, angel rays, and massive schools of fish. From 1919 until 2004 this remote island served as a penal colony with a reputation for brutal conditions, extreme torture, and death. Its dark history inadvertently led to the preservation of the island’s rainforest ecosystem. Today, Coiba is the largest uninhabited tropical forested island in the Americas. Eighty percent of its forests are primary and virtually untouched by humans, making them a haven for birds and mammals found nowhere else on earth, including several species that have largely disappeared from the mainland. Accessible by permit only, you’ll have the chance today to go ashore with your expedition team in search of scarlet macaws, crested eagles, and endemic subspecies such as the Coiba Island howler monkey, the Coiba agouti, and the Coiba spinetail.

OCELOT, CENTRAL AMERICA


FORMER EMBERA CHIEF, DARIEN NATIONAL PARK PHOTO CREDIT: RANDY HYMAN

“Panama’s indigenous Emberá paint their bodies with a paste made from the fruit of the genipa tree, also know as the jagua or huita.

COASTAL CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA


Cruising the Colombian CoastDAY 5

Colombia is believed to be the second most bio- diverse country in the world, just after Brazil. About 10 percent of the Earth’s species live here, including nearly 2,000 species of birds and the olinguito, the first new carnivorous species found in the Americas in over 35 years.

Isla Gorgona, ColombiaDAY 6

Just off the Pacific Coast of Colombia, the hilly island of Gorgona features a cloud-shrouded mountain that overlooks deserted beaches and the open sea. The island’s first inhabitants left archaeological remains that date back to 1300 A.D. In the 1700s, the island served as a refuge for pirates and privateers. In the years from 1959-1984 it was used as an Alcatraz-like prison, housing Colombia’s most dangerous criminals. Today, the island is a National Natural Park and ecotourism center. We’ll explore the dense tropical rainforest in search of unique species such as the blue anole lizard, sloths, white- headed capuchins, brown boobies, and red-legged honeycreepers.

Manta, EcuadorDAY 7

Today, we’ll cruise along the coast to Manta, Ecuador. A trading post in pre-Columbian times, Manta is currently known for tuna fishing and tourism. The city’s most visited beaches include El Murciélago, Santa Marianita, San Lorenzo, and Barbasquillo. The nearby town of Montecristi, founded in the early 17th century, is known for its wickerwork weaving and as the original birthplace of the Panama Hat, which, despite its name, was historically produced in Ecuador.

Darién National Park, PanamaDAY 4

After a light breakfast this morning, we’ll embark on an excursion into the Darién jungle, a lush rainforest surrounded by the Sierra de Jungurudo Mountains. Darién is the largest national park in Central America. It includes five distinct wildlife zones and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981. The native people of the Darién jungle – the semi-nomadic Wounaan and Emberá – decorate their bodies with black geometric tattoos and use dugout canoes to navigate the jungle’s many rivers and streams. During our explorations, we’ll watch for local wildlife, including: weaverbirds, yellow-bellied great kiskadees, red-cheeked woodpeckers, tapirs, sloths, capybaras, and anteaters.

THREE-TOED SLOTH, CENTRAL AMERICA


“Found in Ecuador’s Machalilla National Park, the blue-footed booby has no natural fear of humans. Its name comes from the Spanish word for clown (bobo), presumably because it is a seabird that is clumsy on land. Its blue feet play an important role in mating rituals.

MACHALILLA NATIONAL PARKAbout

Machalilla National Park was established in 1979 and named for a prehistoric culture that lived in the area as far back as 1800 BC. Nearby archaeological excavations have revealed advanced ceramics techniques and the Machalilla are credited with having invented the stirrup spouted jug. Today, the park encompasses 60,000 hectares, two-thirds of which are tropical dry forest, fog forest, coastal scrub, beaches, islands and islets. The final third is ocean and a popular breeding ground for humpback whales. The islands and shorelines provide fertile feeding for frigates, brown pelicans, waved albatross, and boobies. Inland wildlife include black howler monkeys, poison arrow frogs, armadillos, brocket and white-tail deer, and more than 270 species of birds.


Machalilla National Park, EcuadorDAY 8

This morning we’ll go ashore for an excursion into Ecuador’s Machalilla National Park. Located along the Pacific coast near the fishing village of Puerto Lopéz, the park offers: beaches, fog forest, dry forest, small islands, and two larger islands Salango and Isla de la Plata, named for a legendary hoard of silver left by Sir Francis Drake. In 1990, the park was named an internationally important wetland under the Ramsar Convention. Wildlife includes armadillos, monkeys, and more than 270 species of birds. Machalilla National Park is the only waved albatross habitat outside of the Galapágos Islands.

Cruising the Ecuadorian CoastDAY 9

Humpback whales, found off the coast of Ecuador from June to October, feed in polar waters in the summer and migrate to tropical and subtropical waters to breed and give birth in the winter. Today, we will enjoy cruising and be in the perfect location for spotting this migration along the coast.

Salaverry (Trujillo), Peru (overnight)DAY 10

Located in the Andean foothills, Salaverry is the gateway to two fascinating pre-Inca historical sites. The ancient Chimu capital of Chan Chan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is considered the largest adobe city in the world. The Huacas del Sol y de la Luna (Temples of the Sun and Moon) were built by the Moche and feature a unique narrative of human sacrifice. Today, we’ll explore the rich tradition, religion, art, agriculture, and architecture of these two sites.

COTTON TOP TAMARIND MONKEY, COLOMBIA

Salaverry, PeruDAY 11

This morning, we’ll complete our excursions to the ancient sites in Salaverry, then set sail in the early afternoon for Lima, Peru.

Cruising the Peruvian CoastDAY 12

Enjoy another beautiful day of cruising along the Peruvian coast, watching for Humboldt penguins, Guanay cormorants, and migrating whales. After an exhilarating day of sailing, we’ll gather on deck for a festive cocktail reception, followed by a farewell dinner.

Lima (Callao), Peru (Disembarkation)DAY 13

After breakfast this morning, you’ll disembark the MS Saint Laurent and make your way to the Jorge Chávez Interational Airport in Lima for your flight home or to the Estelar Miraflores hotel (or similar) for your extended tour of this beautiful country.



CHAN CHAN, TRUJILLO, PERU

Extend your journey with a 3-day optional Post-Cruise Extension in Lima, Peru or 5-day

Cusco & Machu Picchu adventure.See page 14 for more information

ANCIENT CHAN CHANAbout

The triangular shaped adobe city of Chan Chan, built around A.D. 850, was home to as many as 30,000 people and functioned as a regional capital until it was conquered by the Inca Empire in A.D. 1470. It is the largest pre-Columbian city in South America. Carvings on the city’s 50-foot-high walls depict stylized birds, fish, turtles, crabs, warriors, and nets for catchingsea monsters.

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Pre & Post Tour Extensions See page 12

ARCHBISHOP’S PALACE, LIMA PERU

2015 & 2016 DEPARTURE DATES

12/5/16 – 12/17/16 SAN JOSE/LIMA

12/17/16 – 12/29/16 LIMA/SAN JOSE

2016 DEPARTURES

12/11/15 – 12/23/15 SAN JOSE/LIMA

12/23/15 – 1/4/16 LIMA/SAN JOSE

2015 DEPARTURES


For those who wish to savor the wonders of Costa Rica and Peru for a few more days, Haimark offers optional pre and post-cruise extensions. These pre-packaged stays include deluxe hotel accommodations and expertly guided tours. They’re the perfect way to give yourself more time to explore the rich history of Central and South America. Journey to Costa Rica’s cloud forest

and Arenal Volcano. Explore the vibrant city of Lima or discover the colorful the fascinating archaeological wonder of Machu Picchu.

Available Extensions Include:

San José, Costa RicaLima, Peru

Machu Picchu and Cusco, Peru

PRE & POST CRUISE EXTENSIONS

EXTEND YOUR JOURNEY

Pre and Post Cruise Extensions


PRE CRUISE EXTENSION

HIGHLIGHTS

Upon arrival in San José (Porto Caldera), Costa Rica, you’ll be met by your guide and board an air-conditioned motorcoach for the 2.5 hour drive to Monteverde’s Hotel Fonda Vela (or similar). After check in, enjoy leisure time, including lunch and dinner on your own. The following morning, you’ll be greeted by your guide and begin the day with a walking tour (about two hours) in the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, which spans over 10,500 hectares and ranges in altitude from 3,900 - 5,250 feet. The reserve consists of six ecological zones boasting extremely high biodiversity, including the largest number of orchids in the world. After our walk, we’ll board the ferry for a scenic one-hour cruise across Arenal Volcano Lake. Upon arrival in Arenal, we will check in to the Arenal Springs Resort & Spa (or similar). Enjoy free time in the resort and lunch and dinner on your own. The next day, we’ll make our way to Tabacón Hot Springs, a “hot” river that flows through lush tropical gardens, pools, and waterfalls. The water is heated by magma in the earth’s interior, percolates through the mineral-rich crust, then rises to the surface. You’ll have 1.5 hours to swim and soak in these soothing waters. Then, we’ll gather for lunch at the local Ave del Paraiso restaurant. In the afternoon, we’ll drive to Arenal Volcano National Park for a guided walk (1.5 hours). Known worldwide for its near-perfect cone shape, Arenal Volcano reaches 5,437 feet at its peak. Once one of the most active volcanoes in the world, an explosion in 1968 destroyed all vegetation that covered the cone and buried three villages. The volcano is now in a resting stage. Next, we’ll drive through the town of La Fortuna and stop in Sarchí to visit with local artists who are renowned for their fine woodwork and elaborately painted oxcarts. Enjoy dinner on your own before checking into the Real Intercontinental San Jose Hotel (or similar). After breakfast the next morning, make your way to the airport for your flight home or to the port for the cruise portion of your vacation.

ARENAL & MONTEVERDE

Offered as a Pre-Cruise Extension | 4-Days From $899 USD per person (double occupancy) | 2015 Single Supplement $269

LIMA, PERU

Offered as a Post-Cruise Extension | 3-Days From $499 USD per person (double occupancy) | 2015 Single Supplement $199

HIGHLIGHTS

Arrive in Lima, Peru and make your way to the Estelar Miraflores Hotel (or similar). After check in, enjoy leisure time, including lunch and dinner on your own. The next morning, you’ll be greeted by your guide and embark on your half-day tour of Lima. Begin with a drive through the residential districts of San Isidro and Miraflores, passing Huaca Pucllana and El Olivar Park. The Incas built Huaca Pucllana in the second century as the ceremonial and administrative center of Ñaupallaqta, or Sacred Town. From there, we will drive to the Historic Center of Lima (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), passing Plaza San Martin before stopping at Plaza Mayor for photos of the traditional architecture, Government Palace, and City Hall. Next, we will take a guided tour of the Cathedral of Lima and visit either its Religious Art Museum or the Santo Domingo Convent. Then we’ll stop for a local specialty snack before touring the San Francisco Monastery and its underground catacombs, which served as a burial place until 1808 and as a secret passageway to the tribunal during the Peruvian Holy Inquisition. Rediscovered in 1943, the catacombs contain as many as 25,000 crypts and have survived several earthquakes. Continuing on, we’ll stop at Larco Herrera Museum to view a private collection of pre-Columbian art and visit the vault that safeguards precious pieces of gold, silver, and semiprecious stones. Finally, we’ll stop at El Parque del Amor, a beautiful lookout on the cliffs of Miraflores overlooking the Pacific Ocean, before returning to the hotel. You’ll have the rest of the afternoon and evening free to enjoy an optional tour, such as Taste of Lima, and sample Lima’s many riches, including world-class restaurants and lively nightclubs. After breakfast at the hotel the next morning, enjoy sightseeing on your own until it’s time to make your way to the airport for your flight home.


POST CRUISE EXTENSION

HIGHLIGHTS

Upon arrival in Lima, Peru, you’ll be greeted by our local tour director and transferred to the Ramada Costa Del Sol hotel (or similar). After checking in, enjoy leisure time, including lunch and dinner on your own. The following morning, you’ll return to the Lima airport for your flight to Cusco, in the Sacred Valley. Upon arrival, we’ll check in to Hotel Aranwa Sacred Valley (or similar). This evening, we’ll gather for dinner at a local restaurant. The next day, we’ll explore the Sacred Valley, including Maras Saltpans and the ruins at Ollantaytambo. After stopping for lunch at a local restaurant, we’ll continue to the ceramics workshop of Pablo Seminario. This evening, enjoy leisure time and dinner on your own.

The following day, we’ll board the train to Aguas Calientes (Vistadome) and catch the bus to Machu Picchu. There, we’ll enjoy lunch and an afternoon exploring the site. In the evening, we’ll gather for dinner at a local restaurant and check into the Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel (or similar) for the night. After breakfast this morning, you will have the option of returning to Machu Picchu for more exploring before we catch the train back to Ollantaytambo and our motorcoach to Cusco. In Cusco, we’ll set off on a walking tour of the Cathedral and Koricancha (Convent of Santo Domingo) before checking in to the Casa Andina Private Collection hotel (or similar). Enjoy dinner on your own in any of Cusco’s world-class restaurants. After breakfast the next morning, you’ll be greeting by your guide and transfer to Cusco airport for your flight to Lima or to the port (about 45 minutes) to begin the cruise portion of your vacation.

MACHU PICCHU & CUSCO

Offered as a Post-Cruise Extension | 5-Days From $1,999 USD per person (double occupancy) | 2015 Single Supplement $599


POST CRUISE EXTENSION


MS SAINT LAURENTMS SAINT LAURENT

INTRODUCING THE ALL-NEW

M S S A I N T L A U R E N TAn Agile and Elegant Small Ship,

Perfectly Suited to Coastal Cruising

REFINED, SMALL SHIP EXPERIENCESThe indisputable joy of sailing is brought to life on the MS Saint Laurent, an agile small ship that easily navigates canals and locks, tranquil bays, and hidden ports where larger ships dare not go. Onboard, fresh, modern design tips its hat to our maritime past as spacious, open-air lounges, inviting dining venues, and generous windows ensure you never miss a chance to savor the view.

INTUITIVE & ATTENTIVE SERVICEWith a caring crew of 90 pampering no more than 210 guests, you’ll feel at home on the MS Saint Laurent from the moment you step on


MS SAINT LAURENT

board. Whether it’s a favorite cocktail served to you on deck, hot coffee delivered to your room, an iPad® offered for use in the lounge, or the delicate chocolate on your pillow ensuring sweet dreams, serving you is our pleasure. Throughout the ship, “free flowing” beverages are available 24 hours a day and 24-hour room service is just a phone call away.

ONBOARD SPECIALISTS & INCLUDED EXCURSIONSAboard the MS Saint Laurent, you’ll often travel in the company of engaging specialists focusing on areas such as: marine biology, naval history, ornithology and geology who share their expertise freely in presentations and impromptu discussions throughout your journey. In port, shore excursions with knowledgeable local guides provide meaningful opportunities to uncover the rich history, unique wildlife, and fascinating cultures of the destinations you visit.

The Haimark Difference

MS SAINT LAURENT

CLIFF ROCK BAR & GRILLE

THE COMPASS LOUNGE

Refined, Elegant & Open to New AdventuresSkillfully designed to foster a convivial atmosphere while giving you room to breathe, the MS Saint Laurent invites you to relax and unwind as you discover the world’s most remarkable coastal regions. Enjoy quiet time in a cozy corner. Stretch your legs on the promenade. Or gather with friends as you watch the world go by. No matter where you are, you’ll find perfectly designed spaces for every mood and every possibility. ery THE SEASCAPE TAVERNShare stories and laughter with friends and fellow travelers in the casual comfort of this cozy, English-style tavern. In the early evening, talented musicians bring the ship to life with all your favorite songs.

SHEARWATER DINING ROOM

OBSERVATION DECK LOUNGEThis comfortable outdoor seating area is the perfect place to celebrate a successful shore excursion, gather for afternoon cocktails and amber sunsets, or indulge in a little late-night stargazing.

PINNACLE TERRACEStretch your legs on the ship’s open-air promenade or relax with a beverage on the spacious terrace, the perfect vantage point as you watch for wildlife on shore.

SUN DECKThe sun deck is the perfect place to greet the day during morning yoga or a stretching session. Relax with a book and soak up some rays on one of the cushioned lounges.

LAURENT BOUTIQUEShop for jewelry, souvenirs, sundries, and fashionable logo wear to remind you of your adventure aboard the MS Saint Laurent.

CLIFF ROCK BAR & GRILLEEnjoy fresh air and fresh selections at the Cliff Rock Grille, where “hot rock” cooking is the special of the day, every day. Choose your ingredients and watch them cook to perfection on 100% pure volcanic lava rock. Serving buffet breakfast and lunch and seated dinner.

SHEARWATER DINING ROOM Savor delicious cuisine in the easy elegance of the main dining room, where a professional wait staff serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily from our chef’s menu of regionally inspired dishes.

THE COMPASS LOUNGELog onto one of the ship’s iPads and catch up on the latest news or send a few emails to friends back home. Attend an enriching presentation by an onboard specialist. Gather around the grand piano for an old fashioned sing-along. After dinner, cocktails, music, and dancing keep the fun going into the evening hours.

SHIP ACCOMMODATIONS

Fresh and ModernSTATEROOMS AND SUITES


OWNER’S SUITE Your Own Private Retreat

After exhilarating days on shore, escape to your own private retreat featuring fresh, modern décor, hardwood floors, beds with deep, premium mattresses, 100% Egyptian cotton sheets, deluxe duvets, and your choice of different pillow options. All 105 staterooms and suites also offer individual climate controls, magnifying makeup mirrors, plush towels, coveted L’Occitane® bath amenities, spa robes and slippers, generous closets and under- bed storage.

OWNER’S SUITE: Ocean view suite boasting sweeping views, interior and exterior entrances,

a private terrace, a complimentary minibar (restocked daily), one queen bed and one sofa bed, sitting area, in-room safe, evening canapés, complimentary laundry service, and the services of a dedicated butler, fresh fruit upon arrival (Deck 3)

Category AA: Ocean view suite with direct access to the open-air promenade. Added amenities include: two twin or one queen bed, armoire, minibar, evening canapés, complimentary laundry service, and the services of a dedicated butler, fresh fruit upon arrival (Deck 4)


Category A Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed (Deck 3)

Category B Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, sweeping views, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 3)

Category C Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 3)

Category D Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 2)

Category E Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 2)

Category F Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 1)

Category G Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 1)

Category H Stateroom: 1 Interior stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 3)

CATEGORY G

CATEGORY D CATEGORY H CATEGORY AA

GASTRONOMY AND LIBATIONS


DELICIOUS REGIONALLY INSPIRED CUISINEThe MS Saint Laurent offers two distinctive dining venues, each with its own appeal. Share stories and laughter with friends in the casual comfort of the English-style tavern. Enjoy fresh air and fresh selections at Cliff Rock Grille & Bar, an outdoor grill where “hot rock” cooking is the special of the day, everyday. Relax in the comfort of the elegant main dining room, where a professional wait staff serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily from our chef’s menu of regionally inspired dishes and western favorites.

Throughout the ship, “free flowing” beverages are available 24 hours a day. Choose from coffee, tea, mineral water, soft drinks, beer, wine, and spirits. Specialty coffee drinks and premium wines and spirits are available for an extra fee. And, of course, 24-hour room service is always just a phone call away.

MS SAINT LAURENT

SUITE AA A B C D E F G H

Refurbished: 2015 | Length: 286.32 ft | Width: 50 ft | Draft: 13.52 ft | Speed: 12 knots Gross Tonnage: 4954 tons | Registry: Nassau, Bahamas | Voltage: 110 volts | Guests: 210

Crew: 90 | Suites: 2 (325 sq ft) | Staterooms: 103 (130-190 sq ft) | Zodiacs: 6

ONBOARD AMENTIES• Spa quality robes and slippers • L’Occitane® bath amenities• Pillow menu• Premium mattresses• 100% Egyptian cotton bedding• In-room electronic safe• Individual climate control• LCD flat screen television (satellite)• Hair dryer & make-up mirror

• Universal docking station with alarm clock• En suite telephone with outside line• 24-hour room service• Bottled mineral water, replenished daily• “Free flow” beverage service• Complimentary WiFi Package• Daily housekeeping; nightly turndown• Certified medical doctor on board• Salon on board

TARIFFS

DECK10 DAYCRUISE

13 DAYCRUISE

10 DAYCRUISE

13 DAYCRUISE

3 $7999 $9799 $8399 $9999

4 $7299 $8999 $7699 $9399

3 $6799 $8599 $7199 $8999

3 $6599 $8199 $6999 $8599

3 $6299 $7899 $6599 $8299

2 $5999 $7599 $6299 $7999

2, 3 $5599 $7299 $5799 $7699

1 $5299 $6999 $5499 $7399

1 $4599 $6499 $4999 $6999

3 $4199 $5999 $4499 $6299

$399 $499 $399 $499

BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY. PER PERSON IN USD. 60% SINGLE SUPPLEMENT AVAILABLE FOR CATEGORIES A-F

2015 2016

STATEROOM & SUITECATEGORIES

PORT CHARGES

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STATEROOMS & SUITES

PRE & POST CRUISE EXTENSION PRICING

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Portland, Maine Port of Spain, Trinidad$679.00 $699.00 $569.00 $589.00$359.00 $369.00 $269.00 $279.00

Montréal, Québec Cartagena, Colombia$599.00 $629.00 $579.00 $599.00$379.00 $389.00 $329.00 $339.00

Chicago, Illinois Arenal & Monteverde, Costa Rica$629.00 $649.00 $899.00 $929.00$319.00 $329.00 $269.00 $289.00

Toronto, Ontario, Canada Lima, Peru$579.00 $599.00 $499.00 $509.00$249.00 $259.00 $199.00 $209.00

Nassau, Bahamas Machu Picchu, Peru$649.00 $679.00 $1,999.00 $1,999.00$339.00 $349.00 $599.00 $599.00single supplement

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Itinerary arrival and departure times are always subject to change without notice. Haimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right to cancel, alter, advance, postpone or substitute any scheduled sailing or itinerary, substitute another vessel for the scheduled ship, or substitute or cancel scheduled ports of call, which, in its sole judgment and discretion, is justified for any reason, and to do so without liability for any loss whatsoever to guests as a result of said change(s). Additionally, Haimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right to cancel reservations and bookings in the event of a full-ship charter, whether or not a deposit or full payment has been received, and in such event, Haimark Line, Ltd.‘s only liability will be to refund to the guest the amount it has received.

Haimark Line, Ltd. makes arrangements for transportation, other than cruise passage, only as a booking agent. Haimark Line, Ltd.’s responsibility does not extend beyond the vessel. In arranging for the transportation of guests to and from the ship, Haimark Line, Ltd. does so with independent contractors. Haimark Line, Ltd. is not responsible for incidents such as airline cancellations, re-routings or any disruption of scheduled services or accommodation,or lost luggage.

While participating in activities during cruises offering Carrier’s expedition program and/or shore excursion program, certain risks and dangers may arise including but not limited to; activities in remote areas, animals and marine live, forces of nature and accident or illness. Carrier does not have any responsibility for the accuracy of any information it provides regarding any activity included in the expedition or shore excursion program and cannot determine and/or assure the suitability of any excursion or activity as to a particular Passenger. All Passengers who participate in any expedition or activity offered by Carrier, accept responsibility for making their own determinations as to the suitability of the activity regarding their own safety, conduct and well-being and agree to participate solely at their own risk. Attending applicable and available information briefings before participation is mandatory. Based on the aforementioned, each participating Passenger assumes the risk associated with any and all activities, excursions and expeditions, included or optional to Passengers and will hold Carrier and expedition team members harmless from and defend them against any and all liability, actions, suits, claims and demands which could arise from participation in any of the aforementioned activities.

All schedules, fares, and terms and conditions listed in this brochure are effective as of October, 2014 and supersede any schedules, prices, and terms and conditions previously published.

All fares indicated in this brochure including land and hotel, are capacity controlled, subject to change at anytime without notice and do not guarantee availability. All are subject to change and/or cancellation without notice.

Travel documents will not be dispatched until full and final payment and passenger contact information has been received by Haimark Line, Ltd. and cleared. For purposes of this Agreement, contact information shall mean a passenger’s full name, passport number, address, telephone number (land and mobile), electronic mail address and emergency contact information and any other information as requested by Haimark Line, Ltd. Haimark Line, Ltd. must be able to reach each passenger’s emergency contact at any time of day. Haimark Line, Ltd. must therefore be provided with all information to allow Haimark Line,


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Ltd. to do so (such information should include the name, address, electronic mail address (if available) and phone number (including a cell phone number if available) of a parent, guardian, spouse, domestic partner, or other person to contact in the event of an emergency. No passenger will be allowed to embark a Haimark Line, Ltd. vessel unless Haimark Line, Ltd. has received all information.

CRUISE TARIFFCruise fares cover certain shipboard services including: accommodations, shore excursions, onboard meals and entertainment, complimentary beverages aboard ship where noted in the respective cruise program brochure. All fares are quoted in US dollars, are per guest and based on double occupancy. Not included in your cruise tariff are: airfare, hotel accommodations, optional shore excursions, meals ashore (unless otherwise noted), beverages not highlighted as included, fuel surcharges, laundry (unless otherwise noted), purchases from the ship boutique or any item or service of a personal nature such as medical care, massages and spa treatments.

TRAVEL PROFESSIONALSTravel agents are considered to be the agent of Passenger and not of Carrier. Carrier is not liable for any representation, act or omission of Passenger’s travel agent. Passenger’s cruise fare is not considered paid until Carrier receives full payment, and the amount thereof is subject to change at any time prior to Carrier’s receipt of payment. Passenger shall at all times remain liable to Carrier for the price of passage. Carrier reserves the right to refuse embarkation if all charges and surcharges have not been paid in advance of departure.

DEPOSIT/FINAL PAYMENTTo reserve your cruise, a $850 per person deposit of the cruise fare is required at the time of booking. Pre and/or Post Extension Land Programs are subject to a $250 per person deposit. Final payment is due no later than 120 days prior to departure. Guests will not be permitted to change travel agents once final payment has been received by Haimark Line, Ltd. Final documentation will be issued after receipt of final payment and approximately 30 days prior to sailing. All reservations are subject to cancellation if payments are not received by the due date, and are guaranteed only when paid in full 120 days prior to sailing. Reservations made within 120 days of sailing require full payment within seven days of booking or sooner, as specified by Haimark. Payments may be made by personal check (USD funds), or by VISA®, MasterCard®. Discover®, and American Express®.

CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDSShould you find it necessary to cancel your reservation or any component thereof, you and/or your Travel Professional are required to contact your Haimark Line, Ltd. directly by telephone as well as submit your cancellation in writing via email to [email protected].

If your cancellation request is received more than 120 days prior to your initial sailing date, a $500 non-refundable administrative fee will be charged per booking. This administrative fee may be not converted to a future cruise credit. Cruise cancellation requests received within 120 days of the initial sailing date will be subject to the following charges, regardless of suite resale: 120 – 91 days prior to the initial sailing date, 50% of the total cruise fare per person; 90–0 days prior to the initial sailing date or nonappearance at the time of sailing, 100% of the total cruise fare per person.

Cruise tickets must be returned to Haimark Line, Ltd. before refunds (if owed) can be processed.

PRE/POST EXTENSION LAND PROGRAM CANCELLATIONSPre and/or Post Land Extension Program cancellations received more than 120 days prior to your initial sailing date are subject to a $100 non-refundable administrative fee and will be charged per booking. This administrative fee may not be converted to a future cruise credit.

Cancellations received within 120 days of the initial sailing date will be subject to the following charges: 120 – 91 days prior to the initial sailing date: 50% of the total cost per person 90 – 0 days prior to the initial sailing date or nonappearance at the time of sailing: 100% of the total cruise fare per person.

HEALTH AND MEDICAL REQUIREMENTSAll guests are required to report in writing to Haimark Line, Ltd. at the time their reservation is made:

1. Any physical or mental condition that may require medical or professional treatment or attention during the voyage 2. Any condition that may render the guest unfit for travel, or that may require special care or assistance 3. Any condition that may pose a risk or danger to the guest or anyone else on board the ship 4. Any condition that may require oxygen for medical reasons 5. Any intention or need to use a wheelchair cart, other mobility deviceBy booking passage and by boarding the ship,



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the guest represents and warrants that he/she is physically and otherwise fit to travel, and that the guest will comply at all times with applicable rules and regulations of the ship and orders and instructions of the ship’s officers. Haimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right without liability to require a guest to disembark and/or to refuse to board and transport a guest who, in the judgment of Haimark Line, Ltd. or the ship’s Captain, is unfit to travel or may require care beyond that which Haimark Line, Ltd. is reasonably able to provide.

BAGGAGEYou may bring aboard the ship a reasonable amount of clothing and personal effects without charge. Baggage for Haimark Line, Ltd. guests or guests on our land extension programs must be handled in accordance with regulations of our ground operators. Baggage exceeding these limitations is subject to the charges as set forth by the individual operators. Airlines are strict with baggage limitations. Guests are encouraged to contact individual airlines for weight limitations. All baggage must be securely packed, and properly and clearly labeled. Liquid, fragile, perishable and other articles not suitably packed are transported at your own risk. Haimark Line, Ltd. is not responsible for loss or damage to baggage or any other personal item during air travel or land extension programs. Baggage and personal belongings will be taken off the ship upon guest disembarkation. Under no circumstances will baggage be stored on board without the owner of such baggage being on the vessel. Haimark Line, Ltd. is not responsible for baggage stored in shore side facilities. Under no circumstances may dangerous items (including but not limited to: explosives, firearms, combustible or illegal substances) be taken aboard the ship. We recommend that you hand-carry travel documents (passport, visa, cruise tickets), medications and valuables. These items are the full responsibility of the guest at all times. Haimark Line, Ltd. shall not be responsible for the loss of, or damage to, such personal items.

LOST PROPERTYHaimark Line, Ltd. may levy a charge for the return of personal items left onboard or lost and subsequently found.

TRAVEL DOCUMENTSAll travel documents (air and cruise tickets, passport and medical insurance information) are the guest’s responsibility. It is also the guest’s responsibility to obtain any necessary visas and public health documents for all applicable ports and to comply with all customs requirements. Without the required documents, a guest may be denied boarding and accommodation by Haimark Line, Ltd. or the guest may be disembarked during the voyage and Haimark

Line, Ltd. will not make a refund or be otherwise liable to any guest for such denial of boarding or disembarkation. In the event that Haimark Line, Ltd. as a courtesy provides information or advice as to necessary travel documents, visas and medical inoculations, guests are still obligated to verify such information with the appropriate government authorities and Haimark Line, Ltd. does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of such information. Passports are required to be valid six months beyond intended stay. Please check with the appropriate consulate for specific requirements. Security measures imposed by governments may change from time to time and each guest will be required to comply with them. As a courtesy, we will endeavor to provide each guest with notice of measures that may affect them, but complying with any such requirements is the sole responsibility of each guest. Please consult your travel professional for advice on such requirements to avoid loss of boarding privileges.

TAXES, GOVERNMENT FEES/QUASIGOVERNMENT FEES AND FUEL SUPPLEMENTSHaimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right to pass through to its guests (including fully paid and deposited guests) any taxes and government fees/quasi-government fees that relate specifically to a guest’s itinerary. “Taxes and Government fees/quasi-government fees” include any and all fees, charges, surcharges, tolls and taxes imposed by governmental or quasi-governmental authorities including, but not limited to, customs fees, per person berth taxes or fees, embarkation and/or disembarkation fees at ports, airline transportation fees, dockage fees, and wharfage fees.

Haimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right to charge a per person fuel supplement in the event that the price of increases up to and including the day of embarkation. Haimark Line, Ltd. may collect any taxes, government fees/ quasigovernment fees and fuel supplement (the “Surcharges”) at the time of booking, prior to sailing or on board the vessel, even if the cruise fare has been paid in full. Surcharges will be invoiced accordingly.

All fares, and itineraries are subject to change without notice. Additional restrictions may apply. Haimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right to correct any errors or omissions.

This brochure may contain inadvertent technical or factual inaccuracies and typographical errors. Haimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right to correct errors and omissions at any time without prior notice, and to cancel any offered product, service, amenity, etc. in the event of any error or omission in the description, including pricing and availability.

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