ACROYOGA IN YOSEMITE: AN ELEMENTAL BALANCING RETREAT

Celebrate independence by embracing trust this 4th of July by giving yourself the gift of creation. On this yogic walkabout through the stunning opulence of Yosemite National State Park, take time to focus on the individual aspects of life itself– Earth, Wind, Water, Fire, Ether– to better understand challenge and reward, metta (loving kindness) and mediation, yoga and acrobatics. We’ll sleep atop majestic mountains, hike alongside endless waterfalls, practice beneath ancient trees, take flight upon rocky plateaus, and deepen the connection between HERE and NOW.

Led by Daniel Scott, seasoned AcroYoga instructor and movement therapist, this hiking retreat is open to yogis of all skill levels and ages who are able to handle the physical requirements necessary to hike up and camp at altitude. Three days of active hiking are split by two days of yoga practice and relaxation. No prior experience with AcroYoga or regular yoga is required, although expect an energizing blend of both practices as part of the experience. Participants will be offered daily inspiration and reflective guidance in line with the elemental themes. In addition to morning meditation, physical practices, and shared meals, the group will congregate each evening for daily download and intention setting. There will be lots of freedom, no rush, no extra, and– of course– lots of fun.

With Daniel Scott.

To Register please email: info@solyogatrips.com
Early-bird rate of $495 until March 15th.
Regular rate of $575.

“I believe that people will only be moved to save the rainforest if they fall in love with it. ” – Earth Train Co-director and Biologist, Lider Sucre

You’re invited to fall in love with the rainforest!

This is quite simply one of the most interesting places in the world to visit. Our partners at Earth Train have created one of the most sustainable projects on earth in one of the top 20 most precious pieces of endangered rainforest. What is truly amazing about the project is not just that it is buying up all farmland on the edge of primary rainforest to create a natural barrier or that it is successfully reforesting that very land. It’s not only that it has sustainably created a sanctuary on the edge of primary rainforest or that it is building a performing arts space in the jungle with supporters like Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock and Jane Goodall . Nope, it’s not even that they have built the world’s lightest Kayak or that a biologist is onsite for most groups. It’s not even that they have amazing relationships with the indigenous Kuna Yala in the San Blas islands or that they hire locals for jobs that foreigners are usually brought in for. And it’s not even that the piece of land is one of the most spectacularly beautiful pieces of land in the entire world or that the wildlife is remarkable! We could keep going like this, really, but in our opinion what is so special about this project is how connected it is to the earth, to moving with love, to increasing awareness and to all the things we value in our yogic and spiritual journey.

You’re invited to have an adventure LIKE NO OTHER

So like we said, it is one of the most interesting places in the world to visit, but at SolYoga we usually don’t just visit. We EXPLORE. On this trip we will drive 4×4’s to the edge of the rainforest to Earth Train’s base camp. After we soak in the quiet of this remarkable ecolodge, we will take daily hikes to waterfalls and rivers and the continental divide. We’ll swim and kayak nearby and have a couple of optional excursions for you to chose from!

Come Explore this amazing Jungle! Learn about the rainforest! Be part of the solution! Adventure like few on earth get to! Share in the community that is created when good intention meets real action!

Daily Yoga and Meditation will be adapted to the nature that will surround our practice.

Experience

You don’t need to have any experience for this trip however you do have to be comfortable doing a half day hike. It is not necessary to have any yoga experience, a strong curiosity will do and a strong practice is welcome!

Emily Galvin

Emily Galvin RYT has been developing her yoga practice since 2001 and is a graduate from the Nosara Yoga Institute in Costa Rica with an Interdisciplinary Hatha Yoga Certification. For over 10 years her passion for the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of yoga lead her to study with some of the leading teachers in the Bay area, Costa Rica, and throughout South America. Her hope and intention as a teacher is to help others to learn and explore from the inside out. Emily hopes to offer her students a door and guided path through this beautiful adventure of life and to flow in our bodies and in the beauty that surrounds us. For the past year she has been leading guided yoga hikes in Woodside and San Francisco. Yoga hikes combine the cardio, the adventure of hiking outdoors, and the centering qualities of yoga. Her yoga classes encourage students to tap into their own creativity and to stay present, focus, and rejoice in the NOW.

Optional: Kayak Adventure across Kuna Yala with Earth Train

Your Guides

You’ll have 4-5 guides with you on the adventure . Because of the adventurous nature of the trip you will have an emergency medical response team member with you, a river guide, a jungle guide and yoga teacher. Expect some other interesting people around like biologists, musicians and environmentalists.

Earth Train: Where Your Journey Begins

Tropical Rainforests are the lungs of our Earth. They are the world’s treasure trove of biodiversity, containing as much as 80% of the world’s unique plant and animal life. To Earth Train, the tropical rainforests of the Mamoni Valley Preserve are a campus – a place to reconnect with nature and perform restoration on the natural environment and on ourselves, to support the development of leadership in a new generation that will base its economic, cultural, and spiritual survival on partnership with nature, instead of domination of it.

Adventure with a Purpose: Partnering with the Earth Train Leadership and Guide Institue

Building on Earth Train’s 10-year history in Panama, the Earth Train Leadership and Guide Institute at Centro Mamoni is providing highly motivated indivuals with the training, field experience and mentoring needed to become effective guides and leaders of biocultural learning and renewal.

The newly established institute carries out it’s mission through multi-year programs that combine in-the-field nature and cultural guide training; development of management and leadership skills; and liberal arts education with an emphasis on language and video documentation skills.

As part of Earth Train’s partnership with the Kuna General Congress, the International Alliance of Indigenous and Tribal Peoples of Tropical Forests and other NGOs serving indigenous communities, the ETLGI is focusing first on training indigenous youth to develop their potential as environmental and cultural leaders.

Teaming up with O.A.R.S., the internationally respected river adventure company, among other partners, the ETLGI will offer a menu of nature-study adventures to participants in Earth Train educational programs and to Institute contributors and mentors.

Registration includes:

~Daily Yoga and Hiking
~6 nights accommodation at base camp
~Beginner Kayaking
~All meals in the Jungle
~Transportation to and from Panama City to the Jungle
~Local and experienced guides

Deposit:

Non-Refundable deposit due upon registration.

Deposit – $250 USD | Register For Your Trip Now

*Airfare not included.

*Travel insurance not included, but is mandatory.

*Non-refundable deposit due upon registration.

Early Bird Pricing: Save $200!!

$995 – if purchased in full before March 15th, 2012

*Airfare not included.

*Travel insurance not included, but is mandatory.

*Non-refundable deposit due upon registration.

Regular Pricing:

$1195 – if purchased after March 15th, 2012

*Airfare not included.

*Travel insurance not included, but is mandatory.

*Non-refundable deposit due upon registration.

Description of Rooming:

Accommodations are tents with mattresses inside!

If you need special rooming please contact us.

For more information please contact ben@solyogatrips.com

Moab, Utah: for rock climbers, yogis, adventure-lovers, rafters, mountain bikers, hikers, trial runners, and sunset chasers, just hearing someone say “Moab” is reason enough to pack up a bag and head out to that special, quiet desert. Join Solyoga trips and Georgie Abel for the adventure of a lifetime.

You will wake up every morning to cool desert air, a bright red sunrise, and an energizing yoga practice to get your body ready for the day ahead. Your days will be filled with rock climbing, mountain biking, hiking, and other optional activities like bouldering, trail running and rafting. After a full day of adventuring around the land and within yourself, you will return to our river-side camp site for a gourmet dinner, relaxing sunset yoga practice, and lots of laughing around the campfire.

For five days, we will live in the wild. Let’s get far away from technology and really close to the earth and ourselves. Get ready for a trip all about discovery of your personal strength, bravery, and inner badass.

Come to the place where Georgie and so many other adventure-seekers have fallen in love with, the unique and oh-so beautiful Moab, Utah.

Contact us at info@solyogatrips.com with any questions!

Everyone is welcome!

This is a trip for all experience levels! Whether you’re a beginner mountain biker or an experienced rock climber, you are in invited to join our little family of yogis and adventurers in Moab. Don’t be shy!

About Georgie Abel:

Yoga teacher and Guide
Georgie is a writer, rock climber, teacher and student of yoga, music nerd, adventurous soul, creative mind, curious world traveler, and lover of the outdoors.

Competitive gymnastics and rock climbing left Georgie’s body needing some healing, so she turned to yoga six years ago and has practiced almost every day since. She started teaching a few years later with the intent of sharing yoga’s transformative powers with as many people as possible. While Georgie’s love of travel has taken her many places, she says that the most life-changing adventures happen on her yoga mat.

To contact or learn more about Georgie, visit her website at www.georgieabel.com.

Schedule

More info: Moab Adventure Frequently Asked Questions!

Moab Desert Bliss Includes:

1-2 Yoga classes daily in spectacular settings
Climbing excursions with gear
Mountain Biking in Arches National Park
Amazing Camping Site
10 Healthy meals
Mind blowing hiking

Registration:

A non-refundable deposit of $250 is due to hold your space.

Early Bird Pricing: Save $100!!

*Register by March 15th for Early Bird Prices
*Purchase in full before April 3rd, 2012

Camping – $795 (Bring your own tent and sleeping bag), +$100 to rent tent for 2 and 1-2 bags.

Regular Pricing

Camping – $895 (Bring your own tent and sleeping bag), +$100 to rent tent for 2 and 1-2 bags.

Escape the urban grind for a weekend of yoga, fresh air, and mountain blooms. Join bhakti flow yoga teacher Rachel Meyer and Solyoga Trips for a rustic, heart-filled, revitalizing springtime getaway melding music, vinyasa and philosophy amidst some of the most beautiful scenery in Northern California.

This is not your usual chi-chi yoga retreat. You can leave your fancy-pants at home. This one’s all about keeping it real, kids.

Gather with a crew of like-minded folks who just wanna get their bhakti on. We’ll sweat, we’ll chant, we’ll hike, we’ll soak our sore muscles in the ancient hot springs that have been revered as sacred for hundreds of years. Join Rachel for an unpretentious, rockin’, Bhakti Flow yoga-filled, back-to-nature weekend under the stars — the kind of retreat meant for real people who wanna get their yoga and their nature and their big sky on, all at once. Sierra Hot Springs is based at the cusp of a lush national forest and a beautiful alpine valley, blanketed with wildflowers. Leave your cell phone at home and get lost on the edge of 700 acres of enchanted forest. Trade your soul-sucking commute for a midnight soak in 24-hour plunge pools under star-studded skies, or rise with the sun for a daybreak hike before getting your asana on in the fresh air. Any way you look at it, here’s your chance to bloom.

We’ll do our part to keep things grounded and authentic and rich and real, offering four badass yoga practices rich with music and philosophy; delicious, lovingly-prepared meals; and even a chance to “book club” it up with a little vino, lots of irreverence, and Neal Pollack’s Stretch: The Unlikely Making of a Yoga Dude — but also giving you plenty of time on your own to get lost, to slow down, to unplug, to breathe, and to really soak up the hiking and the sunshine and the hot springs in their full springtime glow.

Discover more at www.sierrahotsprings.org.

Rachel Meyer is a San Francisco-based yoga teacher and writer with roots in musical theater, theology and the arts. She’s an RYT who’s written for Yoga Journal, trained with Rusty Wells and Bikram Choudhury, and studied toward a Masters in Systematic Theology under groundbreaking radical theologian (and badass grandma) Rosemary Radford Ruether. Long before that, though, she grew up on the Great Plains, so she’s always had a real thing for big sky. Rachel’s bhakti flow vinyasa classes are a music- and philosophy-infused blend of athleticism, dance, and song, rich in spirit, sweaty with hard work, and celebratory in tone. You can expect creative sequencing, advanced backbends, arm balances, inversions, and maybe a vertical split or two along the way. She hopes you’ll laugh as much as you sweat, and leave feeling a little stronger, a little softer, and a lot more balanced.

You can find Rachel at www.rachelmeyeryoga.com/, and further ramblings on yoga, meditation, the arts and more at her literary practice mat, rawrach.blogspot.com.

Retreat Schedule

Friday:
You are welcome to arrive anytime after 3pm on Friday.
5:30-7pm — Rockin’ vinyasa, followed by dinner

Saturday:
8:30-10:30am — Rockin’ vinyasa, followed by brunch
Afternoon free for hiking, hot springs, and more
5-6:30 pm — Mellow vinyasa, followed by dinner
8:30pm — Book club & vino gathering (optional)

Sunday:
8:30-10:30am – Rockin’ vinyasa, followed by brunch

The retreat ends with brunch on Sunday, but you are welcome
to stay on the grounds until 5pm.

Registration:

A non-refundable deposit of $150 is due to hold your space.

Early Bird Pricing: Save $75!!

*Register by March 5th for Early Bird Prices
*Purchase in full before March 20th, 2012

Camping – $325, Dorm – $395, Double – $450, Single – $575

Regular Pricing

Camping – $400
Dorm -$470
Double -$525
Single – $650

Description of Rooming:

Camping – Bring a tent and everything you need. Beautiful camping sites.
Dorm – Shared space with bunk-beds and common bathroom. Lots of space and cozy.
Double – Queen or two separate beds. Shared Bathrooms.
Single – Queen bed. Shared Bathrooms.

What to Bring?
Sierra is remote, so bring all you need for a 3-day excursion.

1. Towel
2. Slippers (shoes-off indoor, so slippers are nice)
3. Bathrobe
4. Clothes for yoga
5. Hiking shoes if you like
6. Warm clothes for morning meditation
7. Flashlight
8. Calling card for phone calls (no cell phone reception)
9. Water bottle
10. Small towel for yoga
11. Yoga mat and a yoga blanket if you own one. We have mats if you don’t own one.
12. Alarm clock
13. Sun screen and sun hat

Summary:

Join us for this beautiful journey into the Jungle and out to the Sea. The beauty of Belize is found in both of these magestic places, so in order to experience this country fully we’ll start the trip with 4 nights surrounded by the rainforest at the beautiful Black Rock Lodge. Here we’ll practice daily, breathe in the crisp clean air, visit Mayan Ruins, float down the Macal River and soak in all the beautiful nature that embraces us. From there, we’ll head to the sea where the golden sand of the Caribbean will welcome us to relax and rejuvenate. Our days will beat to the rhythm of the water as we take our practice to a beautiful platform over the sea and fill our afternoons with relaxation, snorkeling trips, kayaking, and more in this world class diving destination.

Accommodation:

Black Rock Lodge – 4 nights at the unique eco-lodge of Black Rock Lodge nestled in the dense rainforest above the Macal River in the Mayan Mountains of Belize.

Thatch Caye – 3 nights on the private island at Thatch Caye.

Includes:

• 4 nights at Black Rock Lodge
• 3 nights at Thatch Caye
• 2 delicious meals daily
• All yoga classes
• Mayan Ruins Adventure
• Snorkeling/Sailing Trip
• All Transportation

Does not include: Airfare, tips, optional excursions, alcoholic beverages.

Optional:

• Scuba Diving
• Horseback Riding
• Additional River Adventures
• Bird Watching
• Spa Treatments
• Beach Extension

Airfare and Travel Insurance

You are responsible for purchasing airfare and travel insurance. It is mandatory to purchase travel insurance and we reserve the right to deny participation if it is not purchased. Participants will cover any additional costs due to arrival/departure outside of the dates and time ranges listed below. More information in Trip Planning Guide …

Flight Information:

• Airport: Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport, Belize City – (BZE)
• Arrival Date: Dec 3rd, 2011
• Arrival Time Range: 12:00pm – 4:00pm
• Departure Date: Dec 10th, 2011
• Departure Time Range: 2:00pm or later

Pricing:

Non-Refundable deposit due upon registration.

• Deposit – $500 USD | Register For Your Trip Now by Making a Deposit Prices if trip is booked after September 1st, 2011.
  • Backpacker Occupancy – For travelers on a budget – dorm style, shared beds, cots – ask for more detials
    Price: $1,995.00 USD, per person | book now
  • Shared Occupancy – shared room separate beds or couple in private room
    Price: $2,195.00 USD per person | book now
  • Single Occupancy – single, private room
    Price: $2,695.00 USD, per person | book now

  *Airfare not included.
  *Travel insurance not included, but is mandatory.
  *Non-refundable deposit due upon registration.
  * Payment in full due 45 days before departure or upon registration.

Escape and Connect:

Escape Work
Escape Technology
Escape the city
Escape society
Escape!

Connect to your body
Connect to the earth
Connect to your true self
Connect to the ocean
Connect to your food
Connect!

You can stop day-dreaming about being on a deserted island in the Caribbean and come with us on this Yoga and Surf adventure to Panama.

Most days, after waking up to the sounds of ocean, you’ll start with a meditation followed by a delicious healthy breakfast on the water. Afterward you’ll pull out your mat for your daily yoga practice with Heather. After lunch jump on the boats with our Surf Instructors. They’ll take us to beautiful beaches to learn how to Surf or to get better at it if you already know how. There is so much to do in Bocas, snorkeling, diving, deep sea fishing and more. Of course, you can always just choose to soak up the Caribbean sun and relax.

Check out a blog post and pictures from our last trip:
Blog: Finding peace in Panama
Pictures: Panama Yoga and Surf Retreat 2011

Includes:

All yoga sessions with Solyoga
Surf Lessons and rentals *pending on weather
Local guides for tours
Transportation
Accommodation
2-3 meals daily and drinks (at meals excluding alcohol)

Optional

Biking, spa treatments, snorkeling, kayaking, fishing, dolphin bay tour

Airfare and Travel Insurance

You are responsible for purchasing airfare and travel insurance. It is mandatory to purchase travel insurance and we reserve the right to deny participation if it is not purchased. Participants will cover any additional costs due to arrival/departure outside of the dates and time ranges listed below. More information in Trip Planning Guide …

Airport: Bocas
Arrival Date: Januray 24th, 2011
Arrival by: 1:00pm to take our water taxi
Departure Date: January 29th, 3022
Departure Time Range: 12:00pm – 6:00pm

Trip Planning
For more detailed information regarding travel, passport and visas, travel insurance, packing lists and more, please see our Trip Planning Guide.

Pricing
Non-Refundable deposit due upon registration.
Deposit – $500 USD | Register For Your Trip Now by Making a DepositEarly Bird Prices if trip is booked before November 5, 2010 – Save $200.00.

Shared Occupancy – shared room separate beds or couple in private room
Price: $1,595.00 USD per person | book now
Single Occupancy – single, private room
Price: $1,895.00 USD, per person | book now

Standard Prices if trip is booked after November 5, 2010.

Shared Occupancy – shared room separate beds or couple in private room
Price: $1,795.00 USD per person | book now
Single Occupancy – single, private room
Price: $2,095.00 USD, per person | book now
*Airfare not included.
*Travel insurance not included, but is mandatory.
*Non-refundable deposit due upon registration.
* Payment in full due 45 days before departure or upon registration.

Price includes: 4 nights hotel accommodation in downtown Santa Fe, 4 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners, guides, transportation included in events above, and local taxesOutdoor cooking classes in the mountains!
Enjoy the beautiful and scenic mountains just north of town in the Santa Fe National Forest in a special way. One of our chefs will prepare a gourmet, Southwestern meal right before your eyes! Ask questions, sit around d the campfire and learn cooking techniques to help with your next camping endeavor or just relax and enjoy the sights and smells, while enjoying the expansive skies of northern New Mexico. Sample Meal cooked in the mountains:

• salsa fresca and guacamole
• Southwest paella, flour tortillas
• vegetable skewers
• peach cobbler

Costs:
Price: $750
Single supplement: $400

Final payment due no later than July 20, 2012.
Price includes: 4 nights hotel accommodation in downtown Santa Fe, 4 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners, guides, transportation included in events above, and local taxes
Price does not include: airfare, airport transfer or alcoholic beverages, gratuities .
We recommend MedEx Assist for travel and/or evacuation insurance.
This trip is limited to 15 people and requires a $250 deposit to secure your spot.
Minimum required: 8 people

Vallecitos Ranch

Homesteaded in 1898, the ranch is a spectacular 135 acre “in-holding”—completely surrounded by 300,000 acres of the Carson National Forest, including some of the most majestic old growth forest in the Rocky Mountains. The ranch is a dedicated wildlife refuge and showcases lush alpine meadows, beautiful mountain lakes and wetlands, towering stands of ponderosa pine timber, sweeping groves of aspen, and bountiful game and wildlife. Our network of trails, including a stunning section of the national Continental Divide Trail, offers extraordinary opportunities to re-connect with nature. The exquisite Vallecitos River, designated wild and scenic, runs through the ranch.

Katie Silcox, recently named one of San Franciscoʼs Best Yoga Teachers Under 30by Common Ground Magazine, has studied with the world’s pre-eminent teachers, scholars and visionaries in the world of mind-body health. She is a senior student and assistant to Yogarupa Rod Stryker, one of the worldʼs most well-respected yoga and meditation teachers today. This style of practice, known as Para Yoga, blends the three rivers of Tantra Hatha Yoga, Ayurveda and the Yoga Sutras into one comprehensive study.Katie was also taught yoga in south India, in the home of the yogis A.G. and Indra Mohan, authors of Yoga for Body Breath and Mind, and two of Krishnamacharyaʼs last students. She is a certified Ayurvedic Wellness Educator and Bliss Therapist from the country’s most recognized school of Ayurveda, and is currently pursuing a Masters degree in Hindu Religion and Philosophy. Her Ayurvedic studies includes personal mentorship with Devi Mueller, President of the Ayurvedic Medical Association. Katie currently teaches local classes, workshops in the San Francisco Bay area, and periodically teaches on a national and international scale (www.yoginiwarrior.com).

Questions? Contact info@solyogatrips.com!

Day 1 – You’ve Arrived
Arrive at Albuquerque before 12:00pm
(use your own transportation or come with us)
Quick Lunch in Santa Fe/Toas.
Hike and Yoga at the Ranch
Dinner

Day 2 – Soak in the yoga, Embrace the land
Yoga Class
Breakfast
Hiking/Exploring the Mountains
Lunch
Hiking/exploring the Mountians
Yoga
Dinner

Day 3 – Optional Activity Day
Optional Meditation
Breakfast
Optional Rafting Trip/Biking/Visit Santa Fe
Lunch on own
Yoga
Dinner

Day 4 – Yoga in Beautiful Places
Optional meditation
Breakfast
Visit/yoga to Ojo Caliente and Cave dwellings
lunch own own

Day 5 – Until next time
Morning Practice
Breakfast – Departure

Come with us!

*Sign-up by July 1st and save $100!!!
Early Bird Prices:
Deposit (mandatory and non-refundable) – $250, Cabin Tent (no heat) – $895, Standard (Single or Couples Sharing) – $995

Our goal this year was to uncover the most spectacular adventures for under $1000. Man are we glad we did that. We’ve teamed up with Rouge Wilderness, named one of Outside magazines best adventure travel companies on earth to bring you a ridiculously SWEET adventure.

Join us for 4 days of river runs, yoga, swimming, hiking, fires and delicious food on the Rouge River in Oregon, recently named one of the best river rafting experiences in the country.

Welcome to the Wild and Scenic Rogue River. Rogue Wilderness Adventures is your gateway to this beautiful and pristine wilderness area. For over 38 years Rogue Wilderness Adventures has been the leader in adventure travel on Oregon’s Rogue River.

Novelist Zane Grey felt the draw of this beautiful area; he wrote many of his western books in a cabin which still stands along the Rogue today. The area is steeped in history and lore from Native Americans to recent stories told around the campfire. The Rogue has famous fun rapids like Rainie Falls, Upper and Lower Black Bar Falls and Blossom Bar that will leave you memories of the sun dancing off of frothing warm water through beautiful rock formations and narrow canyons edged by towering cliffs.

Our adventures will open your eyes to the legendary wildlife viewing the Rogue River canyon. Deer, black bear, river otters, mallard ducks, turtles, bald eagles, and osprey are usually seen during your 34 mile trip from Grave Creek to Foster Bar. Enjoy your wilderness adventure on the nation’s first national Wild and Scenic river. Whitewater rafters are guaranteed an uncrowded, pristine adventure.

The Rogue River canyon from Grave Creek to Foster Bar features a historic hiking trail just above the river so hiking to side creeks and hidden swimming pools is easy and the views are spectacular. Checkout our new 28″x10″ waterproof Rogue River Hiking Trail Map. The Pacific Northwest Cascade Mountain Range near Crater Lake National Park in southern Oregon is where the Rogue River starts its journey to the Pacific Ocean.

Register:

Price: $960

Price includes: 3 nights catered camping, 3 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners, guides, skilled professional guide service, expedition equipment including 2-person shared tent and waterproof bags, high-quality inflatable rafts and kayaks and related river equipment including paddle and helmet and personal flotation device, gratuities and local taxes.
Price does not include: airfare, airport transfer, pre- and post-trip accommodations and meals, alcoholic beverages, sleeping bag & sleeping pad (these items may be rented on site for $40) or items of personal nature