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Bird Watchers Tour : Australia

Availability 2008: 20th April, 18th May, 17th August, 21st September.
Availability 2009: 19th April, 17th May, 2nd and 16th August, 6th and 20th September.

Tour Itinerary:

Day 1: It’s "up with the birds" as we depart your accommodation and suburbia at 6:00 am in search of everything feathered. This is the beginning of an outback experience of immense variety as we travel north-west along the famous Tanami Track against the northern verge of the West MacDonnell Ranges to Tilmouth Well. A short rest break, coffee, a bite to eat and we travel on towards Newhaven with expected arrival late morning. An early lunch before preparing our camp and getting ourselves organized.

After that we will start our experiences around Newhaven with rock escarpments, red sand-hill Spinifex country and the Lake Bennett Salt Lake system. The variety of vegetation will promote endless stops and leisure time to observe our feathered entertainers. As daylight draws to an end, we’ll find a location to capture the imagination to observe a classic desert sunset. Back to camp for dinner cooked over the campfire as the outback stirs into life. Includes meals: (L), (D).

Day 2: Our morning reveille will be the birds as they break the chill and silence of the outback morning. A hearty breakfast before spending the day traveling this enormous parcel of tranquil land in search of anything rare, unique, varied and beautiful that has wings. This will be a day of group consensus, visiting places and doing things that you want to. The day’s end will be a twilight full of activity with another typical outback sunset before a stunning evening meal and, no doubt, a few stories starting to flow. Includes meals: (B), (L), (D).

Day 3: After another early rise and breakfast we will break camp and, dependent upon weather and track conditions, travel south via permitted Aboriginal Lands including Papunya and Haasts Bluff Communities and then via the Namatjira to Gosse Bluff (Tnorala) before arriving at the oldest Lutheran based Aboriginal Community in Australia – Hermannsburg (Ntaria). An introduction to Hermannsburg’s history, a stop at the local store for refreshments and an early lunch before continuing our journey along the Ellery River system.

This passes through stunning gorge and ravine country towards the location of one of the Territories first remote Police Stations – Boggy Hole. This will be our location for the next two evenings.
After preparing camp you can take a wander and make yourself known to this wonderful location. Should conditions or permission not be available to access the south track, our journey will require a return via our earlier route, traveling the Larapinta Road to Hermannsburg with a late afternoon arrival at Boggy Hole. Includes meals: (B), (L), (D).

Day 4: At your leisure you can stroll your way around this amazing wilderness location. Sit by the water’s edge and be amazed at the resident bird life as the parrots chirp and flit from tree to tree. The Whistling Kites glide the face of the rock escarpment while Red Tailed Cockatoos leave their nightly perch in hunt of seeds in other locations. The clowning antics of the Babblers and the activities of a myriad of species will dominate a day of pure solitude which is truly rare in today’s pace driven lifestyle. Our last night under the stars of the Southern Milky Way, an open fire and discussions dominated by the day’s experiences. Includes meals: (B), (L), (D).

Day 5: We break camp early, meandering our way through the creek bed system towards "Running Waters", a smaller watering system along Ellery Creek. We emerge from the National Park where we join the Ernest Giles track at the junction of the Palmer River. We travel through open mallee and gibber country, home to the raptor and the larger ground birds – Emu and Bustard. Lunch will be at some secluded and remote location for the last time.

We continue to travel east and join the Stuart Highway approx 130km’s south of Alice Springs. Our next stop will be Stuarts Well Roadhouse, a small stopover before our last 90km leg into Alice Springs and return to your Motel. Includes meals: (B), (L), (D). After a return to normality (a shower and modern conveniences) we will meet again for our last meal together at one of Alice’s finest to share in long lasting friendships and no doubt relive and have a laugh over the previous 5 days experiences. More Information click here

Key Information:
Duration: 5 day(s)
Group Size: 6 - 9 people
Destination(s): Australia
Specialty Categories: Birdwatching
Season: April - September
Airfare Included: No
Tour Customizable: No

Amazon Peacock Bass Fishing Trip

Tour Itinerary:

Day 1: Miami - Manaus

Day 2: Early AM arrival in Manaus - Brief hotel stay in Manaus - Charter flight - Arrive at yacht - Afternoon fishing

Day 3-8: Full days of fishing (ecotours available upon request)

Day 9: Charter flight back to Manaus - The Tropical Hotel

Day 10: Manaus - Miami

Package includes:

- Airport transfers in Manaus
- Accommodations on the Santana Yacht Line
- Meals and beverages on ship
- Open bar with top-shelf liquor
- Guided fishing for peacock bass (two anglers per boat)
- Last night's accommodations in Manaus hotel (double occupancy)

Notes:

- A deposit of 50% is required to hold a space with the balance due 60 days prior to departure
- Only 20 spaces are available on the Amazon Santana per week
- Only 16 spaces are available on the Santana I per week
- Amazon Santana calendar is below; the Santana I is available on a flexible schedule to smaller groups, private or semi-private
- Trips are booked Friday to Sunday, so don't wait!
- You may book your trip alone or as a group. Solo occupants are subject to an up charge. (Subject to availability)
- All accommodations are double occupancy

Tour does not include: Airfare from Miami to Manaus, Visa fees, meals in Manaus, airport departure tax, fishing tackle, boat & guide tips, gifts or items of a personal nature and final night's meal and drinks at hotel before departure.
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Rio & the Amazon Rainforest - Rio de Janeiro & the Jungle Tower

Your Itinerary

Day 1, Saturday: Depart to the Brazilian Amazon for the start of your Discovery.

Day 2, Sunday: Upon arrival in Manaus in the early hours, an Ariaú Representative will whisk you off to a 3 hour boat transfer along the Rio Negro, the near mosquito-free arm of the Amazon River, to the Ariau Amazon Jungle Towers. After a welcome cocktail, check in to your tower lodge room.

Day 3, Monday: Your guide takes you on a jungle hike this morning filled with essential survival skills, should you ever lose your way! After lunch, a local Caboclos Family shows you the wealth that nature provides for the peoples of the Amazon. The dinner is followed by an evening of alligator spotting!

Day 4, Tuesday: After breakfast you take a canoe ride to visit the local village Acajatuba, which gives you an insight into the culture of the region. After Lunch you join a piranha-fishing excursion. Use the evening to enjoy the atmosphere of the jungle around the Ariau Lodges!

Day 5, Wednesday: Get up early for a boat ride to view the sunrise over the majestic Amazon. Watch the jungle come alive and the pink river dolphins’ play. After breakfast, transfer by boat back to Manaus. Check in to the hotel Tropical Manaus*****.

Day 6, Thursday: In the morning transfer to your scheduled flight to Rio de Janeiro. Welcoming you to the 'marvelous city' is your bilingual Guide or our representative who will escort you to your hotel on the Copacabana - The Luxor Continental****. The afternoon is free for a stroll, some shopping or relaxing on the beach or at your rooftop pool! Attend for dinner a Rodizio, an All-You-Can-Eat Brazilian Barbecue (included).

Day 7, Friday: The panoramic view from the top of the Sugar Loaf Mountain is the highlight of today's sightseeing tour. Board a funicular to reach the summit with its 360º spectrum of golden beaches, green forests and a thriving metropolis that has earned Rio de Janeiro the title of "the world's most beautiful city".
Sightseeing continues with a tour of Rio's historical past. Learn how Portugal's prince scandalously broke all family ties and declared himself Emperor of Brazil. In the afternoon heat, everything slows down, and the Cariocas (as the people of Rio call themselves) head for the beach!

Day 8, Saturday: Christ the Redeemer keeps an eye on Rio from an elevation of 710m (2340ft). Board the "tremzinho" (cogwheel railway) up to the top of Corcovado Mountain for a bird's eye view of the center of the city!

Day 9, Sunday: Depart for home, or add 4 more days:

(1) Add 4 nights imperial Petrópolis & the beaches of Buzios for USUS $554 / EU ˆ394!

Day 1, Sunday: Depart for the imperial Summer residence of Petropolis, still home to heir to the throne Dom Pedro de Orleans e Braganca. The tombs of Brazil's first Emperor Dom Pedro II, his wife Dona Teresa, and the liberator of the slaves Princess Isabela are all here.

View the Crystal Palace, built in France as a greenhouse to grow orchids, and visit the Imperial Museum in Dom Pedro II's former palace. Petrópolis was also home to the real father of aviation (and inventor of the wristwatch) Santos Dumont.

Day 2, Monday: Cross the 11km long bridge across the bay Guanabara heading for the lake region, "região dos lagos", misnamed for its lagoons. Surrounded by 17 beaches, Buzios - once Brigitte Bardot's secret escape (with her Brazilian boyfriend in tow) - is today the playground of Rio's social elite. Buzios is also home to Brazil's most famous movie festival. Check into the Villa Boa Vida, your home for the next three nights. Tonight's dinner is included. "Bom apetite!"

Day 3, Tuesday: Buzios offers everything from tranquil beaches to all-night celebrations. Depart today on a schooner cruise around the islands, including lunch, caipirinhas & snorkeling gear! The afternoon is free for sand, surf or shopping.

Day 4, Wednesday: Relax - you're on holiday! Your Tour Guide will give you hint for further excursions.

Day 5, Thursday: Transfer back to Rio de Janeiro for your tour continuation, or you return home.

(2) Add 4 nights in the wild Pantanal from US $854
EU ˆ608!

Day 1, Sunday: Depart for discover the Pantanal. Your bilingual guide or lodge representative greets you for your transfer to the Pousada Caiman or Pousada Araras, 230km from the airport, located on the Pantanal, South America's largest Nature Reservation at 230,000 sq. km.

Days 2-4, Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday: Daily excursions vary depending on the time of year and weather conditions. You may be traveling by Jeep, boat, horse or on foot!

Day 5, Thursday: Transfer to the airport for the continuation of your tour or return journey.
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Amazon Peacock Bass Fishing Trip

We offer you the fishing voyage of a lifetime aboard the Santana Yacht Line, immaculately clean, custom-designed yachts. They will serve as your base of operations for an unforgettable week long fishing adventure to Brazil’s Amazon River. Wet-A-Line Tours’ adventures offer the unmatched combination of the Amazon’s finest luxury yachts, modern American-made bass boats, and the most experienced Peacock Bass guides in South America.

The Santana Yacht Line has served as the Amazon watershed’s home for well-known dignitaries and fisherman from all over the globe. We are considered the gold standard in Amazon Peacock Bass fishing. If you seek the trophy fish of your dreams, whether it is the Giant Amazon Catfish or Monster Peacock Bass, this is the choice for you. Do not be fooled by promises of “remote locations”, mobility is the key to being assured of finding quality fishing.

Tour Itinerary:

Day 1: Miami - Manaus

Day 2: Early AM arrival in Manaus - Brief stay at Manaus hotel - Charter flight - Arrive at yacht - Afternoon fishing

Day 3-8: Full days of fishing (ecotours available upon request)

Day 9: Charter flight back to Manaus - The Tropical Hotel

Day 10: Manaus - Miami

Package includes:

- Airport transfers in Manaus
- Accommodations on the Santana Yacht Line
- Meals and beverages on ship
- Open bar with top-shelf liquor
- Guided fishing for peacock bass (two anglers per boat)
- Beer and soft drinks while fishing
- Last night's accommodations in Manaus hotel (double occupancy)

UNINI PEACOCK BASS ADVENTURES

For the adventurous angler who enjoys getting off the beaten path to fish and explore unpressured waters, our peacock bass operation on the Unini River offers an ideal peacock bass fishing experience. Visiting anglers will be fishing some of the most pristine and untouched watersheds in the Amazon. Our floating barge operation allows you to pursue record-class peacock bass on the Unini River, as well as within lagoons located in this watershed. This is a true trophy peacock bass fishery. If your desire is to catch lots of 3 to 5 lb fish, this is not the destination for you. However, if fish in excess of 10 lbs are your prized quarry, you will find no better location. The camp is mobile and, depending on fishing conditions, the owners of this operation strive to constantly keep our clients on fish. The Unini River is a tributary of the Rio Negro (itself the largest tributary of the mighty Amazon River) located approximately 210 miles northwest of Manaus. The river is roughly 200 miles long with at least 250 connecting lakes and lagoons throughout its course. Its location is such that it can only be reached by private charter plane. The camp is located about 165-200 miles from where the Unini River empties into the Rio Negro. About 20 miles up river from the mouth, there are three sets of rapids and falls which prohibit navigation further up river except during the period of highest water levels in the summer months. There are small villages near the area of the falls, but only a few scattered locals live further upriver and the fishing pressure and commercial is virtually nonexistent. The catch rates at this operation during the 2004-05 season for both numbers and trophy fish (those over 14 lbs) was as good, or better, than any operation in Brazil.

You will be fishing main river structure, as well as a multitude of lakes, backwater bays and hidden lagoons off the Unini River. The typical fishing day is long (we figure you can rest back in the states) and runs from 6:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Anglers are paired two to a boat with an experienced Brazilian guide. The boats are 17-1/2 feet long, have stabile raised casting decks, swivel seats, 50-HP outboards and electric trolling motors. These boats can cruise over shallow sandbars and flats and get you into places that other, heavier, fiberglass boats cannot reach. The fishing boats are fully equipped aluminum boats with outboard engines, life jackets, first-aid kits, and an icebox for cold drinks and snacks. One of the most appealing and exciting aspects of fishing for peacock bass is their propensity for attacking surface lures and flies. The strike is so dramatic that you will be startled when the first few occur. Peacock bass fishing is very similar to largemouth bass fishing in the states. Both species ambush prey from cover and structure. Cast topwater plugs, jerkbaits, Banjo Minnows, spoons or jigs to stumps, shoreline blowdowns, rockpiles, creek mouths and sandbars .If you desire to fly fish, the most successful flies are larger profiled patterns - all tied on 2-0 to 4-0 quality saltwater hooks - such as Dahlberg-style divers, large profiles baitfish patterns, High-Tie or variations of Lefty's Deceivers & Clouser Minnows. These should be tied in a diversity of colors. This region is most productive following the rainy season, as the rivers, creeks and lagoons recede and the fish are drawn out of the maze of trees, root systems and lush vegetation. Keep in mind that the productiveness of your peacock bass adventure is largely dictated by the water levels, and occasionally the rainy season fails to abide by schedules and may add mid-season downpours.

Trip Itinerary:

Friday: International overnight flight to Manaus, Brazil on TAM Brazilians Airlines.

Saturday: Early am arrival in Manaus. Clear customs. Breakfast at local hotel. Board charter flight to camp. Fishing begins if there is no problem reaching camp early due to weather or logistical factors.

Sunday-Friday: Six days of fishing

Saturday: Charter back to Manaus. Accommodations at hotel.

Sunday: Early afternoon departure to Miami. Arrive in Miami approximately 7:30 PM. Possible connection to your home city or overnight stay in Miami.