Fun, convenient, and an experience of a lifetime! You'll be greeted by your smiling dolphin guide at the end of the dock who will brief you on the day`s events. It is only a five-minute walk to the Dolphin Park located within the dock facility. You'll be given a locker and lifejacket. A member of the training team will provide an educational briefing that details what to expect during your dolphin interaction and key points of interest. Cameras and valuables are to be placed in the lockers for safekeeping as cameras are not allowed in the water.

Set in a natural ocean habitat with a sandy bottom, adventure awaits you for your chance to swim, hug, caress, and even be pulled by a bottlenose dolphin's pectoral fin. Standing on a submerged platform, you'll be introduced to your dolphin friend. Enjoy this rare opportunity to touch the sleek and playful animal. You'll be led into deeper waters where you'll be pulled by their pectoral fin and swim with your dolphin. Be amazed by your dolphin's speed, grace, and agility as they perform fast swims, high jumps, and other breathtaking behaviors. Guests spend approximately 30 minutes in the water with the dolphins.

Fun, convenient and the experience of a lifetime! You'll be greeted by your smiling dolphin guide at the end of the dock who will brief you on the day`s events. It is only a five-minute walk to the Dolphin Park located within the dock facility! You'll be given a locker and lifejacket. A member of the training team will provide an educational briefing that details what to expect during your dolphin interaction and key points of interest. Cameras and valuables are to be placed in the lockers for safe keeping as cameras are not allowed in the water.

The Dolphin Encounter is the classic dolphin program which provides an exhilarating dolphin experience for couples, families and guests of all ages. This excursion allows guests to kiss, pet and interact with the dolphin on a submerged platform and learn about this amazing creature and their habitat. You'll be surprised by the great intelligence and friendliness of these wonderful marine mammals. Enjoy 30 minutes in the water with the dolphin. This a great dolphin program for non-swimmers!

Maya Lost Mayan Kingdom is an adventure park offering exciting, fun and refreshing activities. There's something for everyone - waterslides, ziplines, a zip coaster, swimming pool, natural pool, Mayan jungle, a teen-park and more.

Perhaps you'll want to slide straight down on the Kamikaze slide or spin into the hydro-whip slide, you have nine water slides to choose from. Try the inner-tube slide or hop on a mat and speed down the 60 foot slide. Do all nine or one, it's up to you!

Take flight on one or both zipline courses. You can zip over 3,000 feet for a birds-eye view of the park, surrounding jungle and the Caribbean Sea. Work your way through the rope course and across the suspension bridge. Top it off with the thrill of a lifetime - the Kukulcan Zip Coaster, an 800 foot flight with twists and turns.

Ready for a swim or just want to relax? Head over to the swimming pool or the natural Cenote pool. Grab an inner-tube and take the River Expedition, a lazy river that flows through the Mayan jungle. Let the kids discover the Teen Park, which offers smaller slides.

You'll be welcomed at the pier for your short bus ride to the park. The park features changing rooms, showers, restrooms and lockers for an additional fee. You can purchase snacks and refreshments at the snack bar and even shop for souvenirs.

Visit one of the most beautiful private islands in the Caribbean and enjoy an unforgettable day of relaxation away from the crowds. Board a motorized Catamaran for a pleasurable sail, as you listen to tropical music and discover colorful sights on your way to Isla Pasión. Upon arrival, a white sand beach and iridescent greenish, blue waters will greet you. Freshen up with a drink on the shoreline, while relaxing on a hammock or under a palapa. Savor the Chicken Fajitas, Guajillo Fish, Potato Ceviche, Potato with Sausage, Seasonal fruits, French Fries, Guacamole, Pico de Gallo Sauce, Tortilla Chips, Open Bar: Regular coke, sprite, fruit punch, mineral water and purified water, domestic cocktails (margarita and rum punch) at the lunch buffet while enjoying a pleasant view of the Caribbean Sea. Take a swim or paddle a boat. Walk along the shoreline, go shopping, or get a massage. Comfortable walking shoes, hat, beach towel, sunscreen and sun glasses are recommended. Approximate time on the island is 3 hours.

Explore the avian diversity of Hoonah's lush temperate rainforest and its surrounding tidal waters with a local expert. Your guide will show you the best places to look for birds such as ducks, gulls and bald eagles, starting with the Port Frederick area. Because the waters are nutrient-rich, seabirds flock here to feed. The nearby ferry terminal is a favorite place for pigeon guillemots, one of the most common diving seabirds in southeast Alaska. A brief stop at an active bald eagle's nest will reveal how this easy-to-recognize bird of prey lives. More excellent chances to spot birds, especially cormorants, await you along the Long Island causeway. Then, your guide will lead your small group down a forest trail and through grasslands to observe passerines, the huge order of songbirds that includes sparrows, warblers and flycatchers. The feisty rufous hummingbird is also found here, when not following the largest migration route of any American hummingbird.

Take a short ride to Playa Mia Grand Beach Park to participate in a unique hands-on cooking class, soak in the sun at Cozumel's finest beach park and of course, enjoy a freshly prepared meal- made by you! At Playa Mia, you'll meet a prestigious chef who will guide you through the process of preparing an exquisite three-course Mexican meal. Have fun at a fully equipped dynamic workstation and get your hands dirty as you learn the secrets for cooking and presenting this internationally acclaimed cuisine. Once you're finished cooking, relax in an oceanfront dining room and enjoy the dishes you've prepared accompanied by a renowned Mexican cocktail, good company, and a terrific view.

After your meal, you'll have free time to swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean, sunbathe on the white-sand beach or explore the beach park including the Buccaneer's Bay kid's area, the Oasis Island Pool and the 200-foot long Twin Twister Waterslides. Your tour includes round-trip transportation, a fully-equipped cooking station, national open bar, entrance to the park, and access to other top-notch services, facilities, and exciting activities including lounge chairs, beach umbrellas, a large shopping area, underwater Mayan city, organized games, kayaks, pedal boats, and much more! Other optional services such as massage, snorkel gear rental are available for an additional fee.

At Playa Mia Grand Beach Park, the fun never ends!

Hike through the Alaskan wilderness and along the hillsides of Chichagof Island. Drive through the village of Hoonah, the largest Tlingit village in the world, on your way out to the Spasski River Valley. Continue through the Tongass National Forest up one of the old logging roads to the trail head. Once there, you will hike approximately two miles through private Native-owned lands, up an abandoned logging trail, to the secluded locally known viewing area. As you come to the top of the mountain, feel the serenity and see the breathtaking 360 degree views of Chichagof Island and its surrounding waterways and islands with nothing but nature all around you. Your local guide will share knowledge of the flora and fauna that inhabit the area, along with history of the land and its rich diverse culture. The opportunity to see brown bears, Sitka black tailed deer, eagles, and even humpback whales abound. With very little time spent in the forest area, this our provides spectacular views of the area with ample opportunities for photography.

Get ready for a real off-road jungle adventure in search of the Jade cenote cavern riding a powerful ATV through tough trails into the heart of the jungle. Following your adventurous ride, you can relax at Playa Mia Grand Beach Park, Cozumel's complete beach destination.

Board your transportation at the pier to El Cedral Mayan Village. Following your safety briefing, gear up and hop on a single-driver ATV for a 6-mile journey. Drive through the winding and tough jungle trails to Jade cenote cavern. This jungle oasis was once a sacred site for the ancient Mayans. You will have a chance to swim in it's refreshing waters. Hop back on your ATV for a drive to the Coral Caves, a series of natural formations carved over centuries, before returning to El Cedral for your transfer to Play Mia.

This famous beach destination is home to the largest bouncing floating park on the island. Beach lounge chairs, pools, 200- foot water slide, kayaks, and a whirl tub are part of the 20+ included non-motorized attractions. For an extra fee there is jet-ski rentals, parasailing, snorkel gear, a spa, shopping, lockers and food & beverages.

OVERVIEW

This excursion is for guests that use a cane/walker, have limited mobility issues or for companions of those guest that have booked mobility equipment tour.

Those guests that are fully dependent on their mobility device please book: CZM_A2 ACCESSIBLE Mobility Equipment- Mayan Experience, Tequila & Beach.

Tour includes step-free routes, shorter distances and no stairs. Accessible restrooms with wide doors for wheelchairs are present along the tour route. Vehicles are adapted with an access ramp (or lift where available) to accommodate a limited number of wheelchairs and/or mobility scooters. Guides are not allowed to push wheelchairs; therefore, guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied.

Become immersed in the fascinating Mayan culture and then luxuriate on one of Cozumel's most attractive beaches. The Maya settled Cozumel about 2,000 years ago and their influence is still celebrated throughout the island. While meandering through a cultural center, you will browse exhibits that depict the ancient Mayan way of life and hear theories as to why their advanced civilization declined. To enhance your understanding of the culture, you will be treated to a traditional Mayan dance performance, participate in Mayan ceremonies and taste a chocolate drink much like the ones the Mayas consumed as far back as 500 BC. An exploration of El Cedral, the site of Cozumel's oldest Mayan ruins, will provide an even deeper immersion into the Mayan world. You will toast the experience with a tasting of tequila, an iconic Mexican spirit first produced in the 16th century. Then, it's on to a nearby beach, where you can relax however, you see fit.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Gain insight into the ancient Mayan way of life at a cultural center.
• Watch traditional Mayan dancing and participate in Mayan ceremonies.
• Enjoy a tequila tasting at El Cedral, where Cozumel’s oldest Mayan ruins are located.
• Spend free time relaxing at the beach, doing whatever you please.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.

Discover the thrill of riding a sled pulled by a team of Alaskan Huskies, cuddle up with the adorable puppies and learn about Alaska's state sport! Visit this authentic summer training camp for professional mushers and their sled dogs, many of which have competed in the world renowned Iditarod and Yukon Quest races. Your journey begins with a scenic drive through downtown Skagway and along stunning coastline to a musher's camp in Dyea Valley. Hop into a multi-purpose 4 wheel drive vehicle for an adventurous ride into the rainforest and up the mountain to the dog teams.

Prepare for take-off! Get in your wheeled summertime sled for a thrilling ride as 16 Alaskan Huskies pull your sled down a zigzagging mile long trail through the rainforest! After your ride meet and take pictures with your dog team. Sit back and relax to learn more about the dogs care, races and equipment. Cuddle up with some cute husky pups and watch them hard at play in their special playground. A crackling fire and a unique gift shop round out your visit.

Spend the day exploring the many treasures the village of Orvieto unveils at every turn. During your scenic drive to Orvieto in Umbria, you'll pass by several small villages scattered over the hills boasting Medieval castles and churches. Upon arrival in Orvieto, you'll take the cable car to reach the center. Orvieto goes back to the 9th century B.C. and the Etruscan civilization. Perched on a plateau atop huge cliffs, this town boasts of one of the most beautiful cathedrals in Italy. Its construction started in 1263 under the pontificate of Urbano IV who wanted to consecrate the so-called 'miracle of the blood'. But your attention is immediately drawn by the wonderful Gothic facade of this cathedral. Inside, some chapels are structured with cross vaults, some of which are embellished by very important frescos painted by Fra Giovanni and by Luca Signorelli. In the transept you can admire a Pity from the 16th century.

After the cathedral's visit, your guide will lead you on a walking tour through the narrow streets of this beautiful city and point out other things of interest that you could do during your leisure time. You'll then have about 2 1/2 hours of free time to further explore Orvieto. During your free time, you might want to visit the Underground Passages, the Museum of Archeology, or St. Patrick's well, built in the early 16th Century by Pope Clement VII, an architectural marvel. If exploring is not your thing, you might opt to relax in the Piazza del Duomo over lunch, an ice cream or a glass of the famous local wine with some cheese and salami. What about doing some shopping? Orvieto is famous for its ceramics, glass, leather and olive wood work, in addition to the many local goods produced in the area, such as olive oil or the famous wine, Orvieto Classico. Whatever you choose to do, you'll surely have a wonderful day.

OVERVIEW
Travel to the colonial town of Nahuizalco, where you will view its most alluring attractions, including a popular market with exceptional handicrafts. While following the winding road to town, you will pass through fields of wildflowers, the reason the scenic highway is known as the Flowers Route. Many of the fence posts along the way are also brightly colored, which complement the various hues of the wildflowers. As an introduction to town, you may see colonial highlights such as the San Juan Bautista Chapel before watching a traditional dance performance and a demonstration of weaving with natural fibers. Nahuizalco boasts a large community of indigenous people. They are also exceptionally creative, as you will discover at a bustling handicrafts market. Most of the traditional products such as mats, baskets and handbags are skillfully made with wicker known as mimbre or the fiber-like stem tule.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Drive toward the colonial town of Nahuizalco along the naturally beautiful Flowers Route.
• Gain a cultural perspective of the indigenous people while touring Nahuizalco.
• Watch a traditional dance performance and a demonstration of weaving.
• Browse a market known for traditional handicrafts that the indigenous people make.

HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.