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Africa - Peru - Australia & New Zealand

Safari Africa 2008

“ Botswana Enchantment”

14 Unforgettable Days

September 23rd through October 6th 2008

Departing from New York

Fully escorted by Dale & Tammee Tuttle

Of Sundown Safaris, LLC

$8495.00

DAY 01 (September 23) – New York to Johannesburg

Today we depart at 5:20 p.m. from Kennedy International in New York City for Johannesburg , South Africa flying into tomorrow.

Day 02 (September 24) - Arrive Johannesburg

Upon arrival we will be met and transferred to our hotel. Accommodation is at the Indaba Hotel, Johannesburg , S.Africa (1 night)

Day 03 (September 25) - Fly Johannesburg to Victoria Falls transfer to Muchenje Safari Lodge

This morning we are out early to catch our regional flight to Victoria Falls , Zimbabwe . There we will be transferred by coach to our lodge in Botswana in time for lunch. Our destination is the Muchenje Safari lodge which boarders the Chobe National Park . This beautiful lodge is set on the edge of an escarpment and has been designed to take full advantage of the breathtaking views over the Caprivi Strip . The main lodge includes a dining area, lounge, bar, reception, shop and game viewing platform overlooking the waterhole. Late in the afternoon we will embark on a game viewing adventure.

(2 nights) B/L/D

Day 04 (September 26) - Full day at Muchenje Safari Lodge

Muchenje accommodates only twenty guests in intimate exclusivity. The 10 twin-bedded thatched chalets, all with ensuite facilities, are situated on the escarpment edge all with their own balcony and unique view. This is the only private lodge in this area, and as such is spoiled with sole use of this section of the Chobe National Park . Unique prolific game experiences are to be found without the masses and commercialism that inhibit lodges around Kasane. A major feature of Chobe National Park is its elephant population. The elephants here comprise part of what is thought to be the largest surviving continuous elephant population in Africa . Daily game drives will be available and will be lead by the professional guides of Muchenje which will share the ancient techniques of tracking and bush craft. Fishing trips as well as game viewing by boat can be arranged while at Muchenje. B/L/D

Day 05-06-07 (September 27-28-29) Muchenje to Camp Okavango

Today we will be transferred to the airport in Kasane for our bush flight to Camp Okavango . This beautiful lodge is s ituated on the remote Nxaragha Island , in the heart of the permanent Okavango Delta, ensuring a year-round water wilderness experience. The thatch and reed main building has a dining room leading onto an expansive open air patio where guests gather around a blazing fire and exchange stories of their days adventures. There is a cocktail bar, lounge, reference library, a secluded bird-viewing hide, a sun deck and plunge pool. The 11 East African-style en-suite safari tents are situated on raised teak platforms. Daily activities include game drives, motorboat tours, mokoro (small dug out type boats poled along by a guide. A great way to experience this aquatic environment) rides, game walks and fishing. (3 nights) B/L/D

Day 08-09-10 (September 30, October 1-2) Camp Okavango to Savuti Safari Lodge

Today we depart Camp Okavango by bush plane and fly to the Savuti Safari Lodge in the Chobe National Park of Botswana. Savute Safari Lodge peers out from ancient Camelthorn trees on the banks of the Savute channel, part of the dynamic Savute eco system known for its large concentration of Elephant and large Lion prides. Our e xclusive accommodation provides twelve tastefully furnished twin bedded Safari Suites for a maximum of 24 guests. The unique design of the suites with their spacious interior and large glass sliding doors and private decks sets the Savuti Safari Lodge apart from typical safari accommodation. The lounge, library and cocktail bar are situated in the exquisite thatch and timber main building, where an upstairs viewing deck allows Savuti's enchanting sunsets to mesmerize guests. A large fireplace downstairs is equally inviting on winter nights, while the delicious aroma of dinner and the prospect of candlelit, silver-service dining beckons from the elegant dining room.

The Chobe elephants are migratory, making seasonal movements of up to 200 kilometers from the Chobe and Linyanti rivers, where they concentrate in the dry season, to the pans in the southeast of the park, to which they disperse in the rains. The elephants in this area have the distinction of being the largest of all living elephants, however their ivory is brittle and you will not see many huge tuskers among these rangy giants. The original inhabitants of what is now the park were the San people, otherwise known in Botswana as the Basarwa or Bushmen. They were hunter-gatherers who lived by moving from one area to another in search of water, wild fruits and wild animals. Game viewing is from open 4X4 vehicles and will include visits to the Savute Marsh and the ancient San (Bushmen people) rock paintings at Gubatsa Hills. (3 nights) B/L/D

Day 11 - 12 (October 03-04) Savute Safari Lodge to Victoria Falls

Today we depart Savute Safari Lodge and fly by bush plane to Kasane where we will transfer by land to Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe . Victoria Falls is one of the world’s greatest natural spectacles and has been declared a World Heritage Site. During the wet season the falls are the largest curtain of falling water on earth. The billowing spray of this spectacular falls can be seen over 40 miles away and is called Mosi-oa-Tunya by the locals for “the smoke that thunders”. The Victoria Falls region is a phenomenal safari destination due to the numerous game parks in the area and is known as the Adventure Capital of Africa. Here you may go white water rafting, sunset cruising above the falls, hike along the falls, do a bungee jump over the Batoka Gorge, take the flight of the angels over the falls, go elephant back riding, visit a casino, do some serious shopping or just hang out and enjoy the views and activity.

Our accommodation will be the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge which is situated on a plateau that forms a natural boundary to the 80 000-hectare (197 680 acre) Zambezi National Park . The westward facing lodge enjoys uninterrupted views and spectacular sunsets. Victoria Falls Safari Lodge offers discerning guests the opportunity to experience an ideal combination of regular game sightings in a bush environment and the grandeur of the mighty Victoria Falls , a five-minute drive away. Thatch, rustic finishes, vibrant fabrics, clay tiles and an extensive use of local hardwoods are key elements in the creation of a distinctly African ambience B (2 nights)

Day 13 (October 05) Victoria Falls to Johannesburg to New York City

This morning we prepare for our return trip home. At the designated time we will transfer to the Victoria Falls Airport departing for Johannesburg where we will board our international flight for home.

Day 14 (October 06) Arrive New York

Today we arrive at Kennedy International in New York City .

For more information contact Dale or Tammee Tuttle at

Sundown Safaris, LLC

Office-970-626-4360

FAX-970-626-4471

sundownsafaris@montrose.net

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Your safari is over but your memories will be with you always!

Peruvian Adventure Tour

14 Exciting Days

October 19th through November 1st 2008

Departing from Miami

Fully escorted by Dale & Tammee Tuttle

Of Sundown Safaris, LLC

$3694.00

DAY 01 (Sunday, October 19) – International Arrival in Lima

Upon arrival in Lima we transfer to our hotel and take the remainder of the day at leisure.

DAY 02 (Monday, October 20) – Lima

This morning is free to relax and collect ourselves after our international flight. In the afternoon we will begin our guided sightseeing tour to the most attractive and important sites in Lima, “The City of Kings”. The tour includes Lima’s Historical Center and many historical and religious sites. We will visit the Basilica of 21 Altars and a museum showing 11 paintings of the Rubens School. We will also visit the Larco Herrera Museum for an excellent overview of Peru’s ancient past as it holds the best private collection of pre-Columbian art in the country. As we return to our hotel we will pass by the Huaca Pucillana, a Ceremonial and Administrative Centre of the Lima Culture built in the second century A.C. The Incas called this “Naupallaqta” or Sacred Town. B

DAY 03 (Tuesday, October 21) – Lima/Arequipa/Chivay

After breakfast we transfer to the airport to board our flight to Arequipa. Upon arrival we take a brief city tour and then a visit to the Santa Catalina Convent, a small town built in the sixteenth Century and opened to the public in 1970 after 400 years of cloister. About 20 nuns of the what were once 500 still live in a section of the convent. From there we will leave for Colca Canyon, visiting interesting historical sites along the way. A box lunch will be provided while we are on the road. Upon arrival in Chivay we will transfer to our lodge. There will be free time to visit the hot spring thermal and medicianl baths. B/L

DAY 04 (Wednesday, October 22) – Chivay/Condor’s Cross/Puno

Very early in the morning we take breakfast and drive to the Condor’s Cross, a natural observation point from where the magnitude of the Colca Canyon and the spectacular

flight of the majestic Andean Condor can be observed. On the way back to Chivay we will visit the Mirador of Chinina where we will find the famous cliffside Tombs and Hanging Bridge of Sifon that joins the Town of Yanque with Coporaque. While at the town of Yanque we will visit its beautiful church and its characteristic cobbled streets. For spectacular views of the Colca Valley we will drive to the lookout points of Choquetipo and Artahuilque and also to the town of Maca. From there we continue to Puno on the shore of Lake Titicaca. On the way to Puno we will visit the famous Chullpas of Sillustani on the shores of Lake Umayo. These are stone cylinder burial chambers used by the Aymaras to bury their important leaders. B

DAY 05 (Thursday, October 23) – Puno/Lake Titicaca/Arama Muro Altars

Early in the morning we will have an unforgettable motorboat excursion on the waters of Lake Titicaca to the unique “Floating Islands of the Uros”. These ancient inhabitants of the lake, known as the Water Tribe, have built their own islands by periodically adding new layers of a type of reed unique to the area. Their homes and boats are also made of this reed. In the afternoon we will visit the Arama Muro Altars at Ajayu Maraca (City of the Spirits). Here we will see many stone monuments with profiles of animals and people as well as the mysterious Door of Arama Muro dating to pre-Inca times. Late in the afternoon we will return to our hotel. B

DAY 06 (Friday, October 24) – Puno/Cusco

We depart early this morning by private coach to Cusco. Upon arrival we will transfer to our hotel. Dinner is on your own tonight in this exciting Peruvian city. B/L

DAY 07 (Saturday, October 25) – Cusco/Aquas Calientes/Machu Picchu

The day starts with an early morning rise to transfer to the Cusco Train Station for a 3 ½ hour train journey to the famous Inca Citadel of Machu Picchu, also known as “The Lost City of the Incas”. We arrive at the Aguas Calientes Station where we take a 30 minute drive climbing 6 km of winding road to the incredible Machu Picchu. Upon arrival we’ll participate in a guided tour of the citadel visiting the Main Plaza, the Circular Tower, the Sacred Sun Dial, the Royal Quarters and the Temple of the Three Windows. Lunch will be taken at the Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge. Afterwards we will have time to stroll around the archaeological site at our leisure. Later in the afternoon we return to Aguas Calientes and our beautiful accommodations for the evening. B/L

DAY 08 (Sunday, October 26) – Aguas Calientes/Cusco

This morning we take a leisurely breakfast. Today you have several options. You may just want to enjoy a beautiful sunrise over the town of Aguas Calientes or visit the hot springs. For the birders you may want to walk along the river or hike up on the mountain sides. For an additional fee you may choose to do another visit to the Citadel of Machu Picchu or do a hike up Huayna Picchu for an over view of the ruins. In the afternoon we board our train back to Cusco and our hotel. B

DAY 09 (Monday, October 27) – Cusco

Today is at leisure allowing you to rest or to tour around this interesting city. You may choose to take a tour to local historical sites or markets or stroll around the city square and shop or just relax sitting in the square watching people go by or reading a favorite book. This evening we will dine in a local restaurant and enjoy a floor show featuring local folklore. B/D

DAY 10 (Tuesday, October 28) – Cusco/Puerto Maldonado/Tambopata Reserva Amazonica

Today we transfer from our hotel in Cusco to the local airport for our flight to Puerto Maldonado. Upon arrival we will be transferred to the Madre de Dios River Port where we will depart by motorized river canoe to Tambopata Reserva Amazonica Lodge. Upon arrival we will be welcomed and then assigned our cabanas. Lunch will be at the main lodge. After lunch we will take a guided walk along the lodge’s trail system. Back at the lodge there will be evening nature presentations on Amazonian topics. After dinner a night walk or canoe trip on the river will be available. B/L/D

DAY 11 & 12 (Wednesday & Thursday, October 29 & 30) – Tambopata Reserva Amazonica

While at Reserva Amazonica activities may vary from day to day. Most activities are your choice as to whether you want to participate or not. Typical activities include jungle trail hikes, canoe trips on the river and tributaries, night walks and canoe trips looking for nocturnal wildlife, visit to a local farm, canopy walk on bridges connected by towers through the tree tops where the largest amount of birds are to be found or you may choose to just hang out in a hammock in the shade and watch the river go by. There will be plenty of activities to choose from each of which will expose you to a different aspect of the upper Amazon River Basin. Breakfast will be a tropical island buffet. Lunch and dinner will also be buffet style with a large selection of finely prepared foods. There is a full bar for cocktails and beverages. B/L/D daily

DAY 13 (Friday, October 31) – Reserva Amazonica/Puerto Maldonado/Lima

Today we enjoy our last breakfast in this beautiful jungle environment before boarding our motorized canoe back to Puerto Maldonado. From the port we will be taken to the airport to board our flight back to Lima. Upon arrival in Lima we will be transferred to our hotel. There will be opportunity for last minute shopping and for our farewell dinner we will make a reservation at a fine local restaurant. B

DAY 14 (Saturday, November 1) – Lima/Home

We will have breakfast at our hotel and at the appropriate time transfer to the airport for our international flight home. B

B=Breakfast

L=Lunch

D=Dinner

*All prices, land and air, are based on the current tariffs and foreign exchange rates in effect at this time and are subject to change prior to departure.

For more information contact Dale or Tammee Tuttle at

Sundown Safaris, LLC

Office-970-626-4360

FAX-970-626-4471

sundownsafaris@montrose.net

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Australia / New Zealand

27 Exciting Days

December 28 th, 2008 through January 23, 2009

Departing from Los Angeles

Fully escorted by Dale & Tammee Tuttle

Of Sundown Safaris, LLC

$8684.00

Day 1 (Saturday, 28 December) - Depart Los Angeles for Sydney

Day 2 (Sunday, 29 December) - Cross dateline

Day 3 (Monday, 30 December) - Arrive Sydney

On arrival we will be met and transferred to our hotel. This sparkling city lives on a magnificent harbour. Few cities in the world are fortunate enough to be situated in such beautiful surroundings. Sydneysiders, as the locals are called, make full use of their harbour for cruising, sailing, and swimming in its clear waters. Sydney was founded in 1788 by the British Colonists and today the area along the harbour called 'The Rocks', is the spot where the colonists first landed. The Rocks is now a major tourist attraction - shops and restaurants abound.

Accommodation: The Grace Hotel (3 nights)

Day 4 (Tuesday, 31 December) - Optional Sydney Opera House guided tourThis 60 minute tour offers the opportunity to experience the Sydney Opera House in its daily operation. Visitors are guided into theatres, given a fascinating account of the history and architecture of the House and introduced to the excitement of Performing Arts in Australia. B

Day 5 (Wednesday, 1 January) - Happy New Year! Optional Bridgeclimb

A small group, escorted by a fully trained guide will be dressed in the specifically designed BridgeClimb suit for walking and climbing across catwalks, ladders and arches. This thrilling three hour adventure takes visitors to the top of the bridge, some 130 metres above sea level for that unforgettable view. For the duration of the climb, guides provide an informative and exciting commentary on the sights and sounds of Sydney and the Bridge itself. If you would rather not do the bridge climb you may go shopping or take a harbor tour. B

Day 6 (Thursday, 2 January) - Fly Sydney to Cairns

Today we will be transferred to the airport for our flight to Cairns.

Cairns is in the heart of the Tropical North and is the primary gateway to Northern Australia. A modern, sophisticated city, it is an ideal base to explore the wider region with front door access to the Great Barrier Reef, rainforest and outback. There are an amazing number of tours available in the Cairns area and we will have several days to enjoy them. B

Accommodation: The Reef Retreat – studio rooms, Palm Cove (4 nights)

Room only

Day 7 (Friday, 3 January) - Optional Quicksilver Outer Barrier Reef tour

See an underworld of breathtaking beauty, with deep sunlit valleys and coral cliffs teeming with brilliant fish, giant clams, and all the magnificent marine life of a tropical sea garden. You may swim, snorkel, explore in the glass bottom boat and watch the Coral Sea breaking close to the continental shelf. A smorgasbord lunch will be served on board. L

Day 8 (Saturday, 4 January) – Optional Full Day Tour to Kuranda

This rail journey takes a leisurely one and a half hours to wind through dense tropical forests, past majestic waterfalls and high over almost bottomless ravines. We arrive in Kuranda the “village in the rainforest” where we will explore the markets and sights of the area. Later we board the Skyrail, the world’s largest gondola cableway, and glide just metres above the rainforest canopy and enjoy sights that were once strictly for the birds. At the end of our Skyrail ride is the Tjapukai Cultural Park . Here four separate theatres combine with Aboriginal Dancers and an outdoor Aboriginal Village .

Day 9 (Sunday, 5 January) - Optional white water rafting

There is exceptional white water rafting on the tropical rivers of North Queensland for those who want a little more adventure. Rafting is available at all levels for the inexperienced to the very experienced. For those preferring a more relaxing time you may explore Cairns and shop and enjoy the charm of this beautiful and interesting city.

Day 10 (Monday, 6 January) - Fly Cairns to Darwin

Today we will be transferred back to the airport for our flight to Darwin. Darwin is a relaxed modern city located on a beautiful harbor. It is an excellent place to base from while exploring the World Heritage Kakadu National Park. There is also much history and culture to be taken in here.

Accommodation: Saville Park Suite (1 night)

Day 11 (Tuesday, 7 Januray) – Coach Tour from Darwin to Kakadu

Kakadu’s landscape has been dramatically sculpted by the elements. Flood Plains, billabongs, woodlands, rock escarpment, waterfalls and tranquil waterways are some of the vivid examples.

In the Warradjan Cultural centre, the Bininj people display many of their important stories, especially those from the creation era. From here we may take the optional Yellow Waters Cruise through a pristine environment which supports a wonderful variety of plants, birds and animals. The water is often so still it mirrors perfectly the scenery above. Crocodiles can be seen lurking in the mangrove trees. B

Accommodation: Kakadu Lodge (1 night)

Day 12 (Wednesday, 8 January) – Coach Tour from Kakadu to Katherine

Thirteen gorgeous gorges make up the major attraction of Katherine Gorge some 150 kilometres southeast of Darwin, capital of the Northern Territory, Australia.

This is rugged Outback country with deep rainforests, rocky cliffs and escarpments, and the water habitat of unique birds, animals and an occasional freshwater crocodile. Over 45 miles walking tracks bring the visitor face to face with Nature in some of her wildest moods, or you can always take a boat cruise through Katherine. B

Accommodation: All Seasons Katherine (1 night)

Day 13 (Thursday, 9 January) – Coach Tour from Katherine to Darwin

Today you may take the optional Katherine Gorge Tour and experience ancient Aboriginal Dreamtime stories, prolific birdlife and a boat journey into the 'never never' land to feel the grandeur of this spectacular gorge. You will visit Edith Falls cascading down the sheer rock wall, Pine Creek historic town and the Adelaide River War Cemetery .

Accommodation: Saville Park Suites (1 night)

Day 14 (Friday, 10 January) - Fly Darwin to Alice Springs

Today we will be transferred to the airport for our flight to Alice Springs which lies in the centre of Australia . It is the only significant community for 600 miles in any direction. Alice Springs began life in 1872 as an overland telegraph station, linking Northern and Southern Australia with the rest of the world. Today the ' Alice ' is the centre of the Outback cattle industry, combining the vigour of the frontier life with the convenience of modern facilities.

An optional “Town Like Alice Tour” is available. The tour highlights include the Old Telegraph Station, Royal Flying Doctor Service and School, a drive to the top of Anzac Hill for panoramic views of the town and the West MacDonnell Ranges. B

Accommodation: All Seasons Oasis (2 nights)

Day 15 (Saturday, 11 January) - Alice Springs to Ayers Rock (full day)

Ayers Rock is an overwhelming sight rising more than 1,000 feet above the desert floor. The rock is more than 2 miles long and over a mile wide. Ayers Rock appears purple or brown during the day but at sunrise and sunset it blazes in reds, oranges and pinks. You can climb to the top of the Rock and see across the desert to the Olgas, a series of 54 domed rock mountains that also display an array of colours depending on the sun's position. B

Accommodation: Emu Walk Apartments (1 night)

Day 16 (Sunday, 12 January) - Ayers Rock Via Alice Springs to Adelaide Today we will transfer to the airport at Alice Springs for our flight to Adelaide. This is the state’s capital and is famous for its elegant parks and gardens. It is surrounded by hills and the famous vineyards of the Clare and Barossa Valleys, and MacLaren Vale to the South. B

Accommodation: Saville Park Suites (2 nights)

Day 17 (Monday, 13 January) - Free Day

Today is at your leisure. You may do a walk about in this beautiful city or take a tour of the city itself or just laze around the hotel. B

Day 18 (Tuesday, 14 January) – Ferry from Adelaide to Kangaroo Island

This morning we have an early departure from Adelaide at 6.45 a.m. for the scenic drive to Cape Jervis. There we will board SeaLink’s luxury ocean going ferry the Sealion 2000 at 9.00am for the 45 minute crossing to Kangaroo Island. Upon arrival we will meet our tour driver and commence our first day’s touring of Kangaroo Island.

Our first stop will be Clifford’s Honey Farm which is the only place in the world where a pure strain of the Ligurian bee exists. We will tour the honey room to see bees in the glass hives, the extraction process and taste the many different honey flavors produced at the farm. From there we go to the Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Oil Distillery to learn of the distilling process which still operates the way it began in the 1890’s.

At noon we will stop at the Parndana Hotel for an Aussie Pub Lunch followed by a tour of the Parndana Wildlife Park. Here we will stroll through many aviaries housing a collection of Australian parrots, cockatoos, finches, Cape Barren Geese and many more. You will also see kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, emus and many other native and general farm animals, then, on to The Island Pure Sheep Dairy where we will see the sheep being milked. We will also have the opportunity to taste cheeses and yogurt made at the dairy.

We will end up at Kingscote which is Kangaroo Island’s main town with a population of approximately 1,800. Kingscote was originally known as Queenscliffe and is a short distance from Reeves Point, the birthplace of South Australia. B/L/D

Accommodation: Ozone Seafront (2 nights)

Day 18 (Wednesday, 15 January) - Touring of Seal Bay, Vivonne Bay, Kelly Hill Caves, Koala Walk & Flinders National Park.

After breakfast we begin our second day’s touring of this extraordinary island.

Our first stop will be Seal Bay , one of only two places in the world where you can stroll with your guide through a wild seal colony. Seal Bay is home to around 600 of the rare Australian Sea Lions. Next, we move on to Kelly Hill Caves-Sinkholes and caverns. Here a National Parks’ Ranger will escort our party underground to tour the largest cave fill with unusual calcite formations.

For lunch we will stop at the Western Kangaroo Island Caravan Park & Koala Walk and enjoy a two course Australian country style lunch. Afterwards we will wonder among the nearby gum trees to see koalas taking their afternoon siesta. Later in the afternoon we will drive through Flinders Chase National Park and enjoy a breath taking view of Yacca Flat and coastal scenery on our way to the spectacular Remarkable Rocks. These huge rocks were carved into many different weird and wonderful shapes by the wind and the ocean spray over many centuries.

On our return drive we will pass by the ruins of an early settlement at Weirs Cove before going on to the Cape du Couedic Lighthouse built in 1906, and the natural land bridge that is “Admirals Arch”. Here we will see the New Zealand Fur Seals frolicking in the water and on the rocks under the arch. After dinner you may join a Nocturnal Penguin Tour and see giant cuttlefish, seahorses, little penguins and more! B/L/D

Day 19 (Thursday, 16 January) - Ferry and Coach Back to Adelaide

After breakfast we depart the Ozone Seafront Hotel at 8.45 a.m. in time to board our ferry for the 45 minute crossing to Cape Jervis. Boarding our coach we will transfer back to Adelaide arriving around 1:30 p.m. The rest of our afternoon is free to do whatever you want. Accommodation: Saville Park Suites. B

Day 20 (Friday, 17 January) - Fly Adelaide via Melbourne to Auckland

This morning we will be transferred to the airport for our flight to New Zealand arriving at Auckland. Auckland is one amazing city, boasting three harbours, two mountain ranges, 48 volcanic cones and more than 50 islands. With a population of approximately 1.3 million, it has one third of the country's entire population. B

Accommodation: Airedale Hotel (2nights)

Day 21 (Saturday, 18 January) - Free Day in Auckland

T oday is at your leisure. You may do a walk about in this beautiful city or take a tour of the city itself or just laze around the hotel. There are many things to choose from including museums, art galleries, markets, gardens, wine, art and eco tours, glass bottom boat rides and much more. B

Day 22 (Sunday, 19 January) - Auckland to Tauranga to Mt Maunganui

Mt. Maunganui is a coastal resort town which enjoys great weather year around. With its fabulous beaches and abundance of activites available to visitors it is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the country with an.

Accommodation: Atrium 2 bedroom Apartments (4 nights) B

Day 23-24-25 (Monday, 20-21-22 January) - Free to explore Mt Maunganui

Mt Maunganui takes its name from the steep volcanic cone which rises from a low strip of beach at the end of the peninsula. While here you may choose from a wide array of activities ranging from shopping, surfing, guided tours, biking, trekking, canoeing, kayaking, cruises, arts and crafts, cultural activities, wildlife encounters, spas and thermal pools or just lying on the beach and enjoying the warm sun. B

Day 26 (Tuesday, 23 January) - Mt Maunganui to Auckland Airport to Los Angeles

Today we pack up all our memories, souvenirs and belongings and begin our journey home.

B=Breakfast

L=Lunch

D=Dinner

These meals as notated after each days description are included.

*All prices, land and air, are based on the current tariffs and foreign exchange rates in effect at this time and are subject to change prior to departure.

For more information contact Dale or Tammee Tuttle at

Sundown Safaris, LLC

Office-970-626-4360

FAX-970-626-4471

sundownsafaris@montrose.net

sundownsafaris.com

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