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Few places offer the versatility and beauty of the Preserve. The Origen Museum features over 75 permanent exhibits, including the dynamic Flashflood exhibit, live animal habitats as well as traveling exhibits that change throughout the year. Every visit can offer something new. Walk the Springs Preserve's 3.7 miles of trails and follow in the footsteps of ancient natives and adventurous explorers, meander through 110 acres (44 hectares) of indigenous habitats and archaeological sites. Visit playgrounds, the Botanical Garden, DesertSol; a solar-powered home created by UNLV’s 2013 Solar Decathlon Team or visit the Butterfly House (seasonal). Take our Trackless Train and uncover Las Vegas's history in Boomtown 1905 and all along the journey. Enjoy lunch in the Springs Café, with views of the Las Vegas Strip, Downtown and the Desert Living Center, where an eco-friendly lifestyle, sustainable construction and the value of water conservation is on clear display.

Monteverde reserve has very well done and clean trails which facilitates the mobility along different sectors of the forest and elevations. The possibility to observe some of the wildlife of this lifezone, like birds; Resplendent Quetzal, Emerald Toucanet, costarican Warbler, Black faced Solitaire, and some others.

Take the road less traveled with this self-guided driving tour through the lush wetlands of Big Cypress National Preserve. Stroll along scenic boardwalks through the preserve’s diverse habitats, dig into the fraught history of this fragile ecosystem, and of course, keep your eyes peeled for alligators! As you tour this serene and strangely beautiful land, you’ll hear about the Seminole tribe, plans to destroy the preserve to build an airport, and a whole lot more. After booking, check your email to download the separate Audio Tour Guide App by Action, enter your unique password, and access your tour. These steps require good internet/Wi-Fi access. From there, follow the audio instructions and the route. Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months. This isn't an entrance ticket. Check opening hours before your visit.

GUMBALIMBA PARK is a family-friendly attraction on the island of Roatan that offers visitors the opportunity to meet with friendly Capuchin white-face monkeys and free flying exotics birds such as macaws, parrots, and hummingbirds. Visitors can spot indigenous lizards and iguanas all around the park. you can gaze at a variety of almost 2,500 preserved insects from all around the world in an air-conditioned insectarium, wander through a tropical jungle with nature trail, a suspension bridge, colorful flowers and butterflies, numerous waterfalls and more than 200 vibrant plants and tree species. Visit the pirates cave filled with maps, weapons, and art works to learn about their history in the Bay Island. After that you can head over to the west bay beach foe a cooling swim with your family and friends before heading back to your ship. Please bring walking shoes, Camera,

We are special because we apply the same criteria as in our company in Spain, where we are holders of the Certificate of Tourism Quality, granted by the Secretary of State for Tourism. Our main objective is total customer satisfaction. The Ksar of Aït Ben Haddou is the best preserved set of kasbahs in Morocco. The setting for a multitude of films by Hollywood production companies and many other international production companies. An essential visit in the tour of the area.

In this tour we will visit two destinations and we will have the mezca of Archeology, History, Nature and colonial town. Cihuatan, is the most extensive archaeological site and one of the best restored, you will be guided by its ball games, by the main square, you will be able to climb the main pyramid, you will understand why it is called: The place next to the woman. Suchitoto is the best preserved colonial town, which for some reason its soil has allowed most of its houses to remain intact for more than 250 years despite being in a volcanic land affected by earthquakes.

This tour will take you through the most charming streets and squares of the city. You will be able to know the life of Maimonides, the Plaza del Cardenal Salazar and see how the artisans of Córdoba work in the craft souk (bazaar). See one of the wonders of the city: the synagogue of Córdoba, built in the fourteenth century, which retains much of its original decoration until today. After this visit you will understand why Córdoba is a meeting point for three cultures. * Spanish: Tuesday-Saturday 10.30 am at the statue of Averroes at the Puerta de la Luna Monday 11.30 am in the Patio de los Naranjos, in front of the bell tower of the Mosque * Meet the beautiful and charming streets of the Jewish quarter * Learn about Jewish history and culture * Visit one of the best preserved synagogues in Spain * Photograph the wonderful craftsmen's souk

Explore the captivating ecological wonders and rich history of Big Cypress National Preserve with an audio tour guide. Embark on a journey of discovery as you hike through nature trails, uncover historic sites, and more! Stop and go as you please, as you visit stops like Shark Valley – a unique ecosystem, encountering abundant wildlife like alligators and wading birds; Miccosukee Indian Village where you can learn about the rich heritage of the Miccosukee Tribe; and Big Cypress Scenic Loop – a winding scenic drive. Listen to fascinating stories that reveal the unique history of this natural preserve as you drive. Download the Shaka Guide app to access the tours.

Marine ecosystems are at risk The Mesoamerican reef, vital to Cozumel's marine life, is facing threats from pollution and climate change. Protecting this essential ecosystem is fundamental for biodiversity and ocean health. Coral reef degradation is accelerating, endangering marine life and affecting the ecological balance. This highlights the need for direct conservation actions in which you can participate when visiting our beautiful island. We also offer a free visit to Otoch. A thematic Mayan culture package where you will have the opportunity to witness Mayan dances and rituals as well as tasting more than 10 varieties of artisanal tequila as well as chicolate and honey.

Hi, I'm Scott. Karissa and I are the owners and only guides at Island Kayak Tours. We will guide you through the mangrove tunnels (tide permitting) and time your adventure just right to give you the best chance at seeing dolphins & manatees. There is also free time for you to explore Shell Key Island, whether that means shelling, swimming, snorkeling, or simply enjoying the view. Our tours take place in a shallow saltwater preserve. There are no alligators, and most of the water is knee to waist-deep; perfect for both beginners and experts. All the experience I have from growing up here in St. Petersburg has given me the opportunity to put together a kayak tour like no other. Kayaking has always been one of my favorite things to do around the area. This has allowed me the opportunity to find all the best kayaking spots and to accumulate the local knowledge to give you a true Florida experience. I started this kayaking company to share the natural beauty of my home with you.

Ages 11 and younger are free! Go back in time on an extraordinary journey starting at a secluded prehistoric archaeological and aquatic preserve mangrove jungle merely a short distance from the bustling Fort Pierce inlet. This jungle is off the beaten path, made by nature, uncut and not groomed for tourism, therefore; it is inaccessible to motorized watercraft and rarely visited by other tours. Glide through the labyrinth of uncut narrow nature-made, fully-shaded, low hanging tree tunnels and waterways. See the beauty, hear just the sounds of nature and feel the tranquility during this unique escape. As you emerge from the mangrove jungle, a winding open waterway invites you to explore shallow sandbars where fascinating small marine life abound. Witness many species of avian wildlife from the large great blue heron to the small songbirds as they go about their daily routines.

The Madeleine site is both a unique place, mixing a rich prehistoric past (the site gave its name to a prehistoric civilization), remains of the Middle Ages (troglodytic village and ruins of the castle of Petit-Marzac), an exceptional and preserved environment and a peasant farm. In high season (July-August) you can enjoy activities around ancestral know-how: blacksmiths, basket makers, sheet maker, lauze cutter, medicinal care workshops with garden plants…

Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) was established for a purpose. Founded by Agung Rai, a Balinese who has devoted his life to the preservation and development of Balinese art and culture, the museum was officially opened on June 9, 1996 by Prof. Dr. Ing. Wardiman Djojonegoro, Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia. The collection ranges from traditional to contemporary, including classical Kamasan painting on tree bark, masterpieces by Batuan artists of the 1930s and 1940s and the only works to be seen on the island of Bali by 19th century Javanese artist Raden Saleh and Syarif Bustaman. Foreign artists who lived and worked in Bali are represented by Willem Gerard Hofker, Rudolf Bonnet, and Willem Dooijewaard among others. The works of German painter Walter Spies have a special place in the collection because of his important contribution to the development of Balinese arts.

We will leave the hotel towards one of the seven wonders of the Modern World, the tour an Itaipu Hydroelectric Plant, which allows a panoramic view from a centrally located viewpoint. Located no Paraná River, which borders Brazil and Paraguay, the visit that lasts about 1 hour and a half, is done in an open bus of tourism through of the second largest hydroelectric plant in the world. We will see a video documentary of about 30 minutes at the Visitor Reception Center about Itaipu, which talks about construction and environmental preservation projects. We will proceed to the dam, stopping at the lookout, where we will have a view of the dam and also the water spillway. With favorable weather conditions, we will reach the crown of the dam to have an incredible view of Lake Itaipu. The visit ends at the souvenir shop, making it possible to take a little piece of this fantastic experience home. Then we will return to the hotel.

Located on the slopes of the Tenorio Volcano, there will be a two-hour hike with many stops to see the variety of flora and fauna in the surrounding tropical rainforest.  You will walk on 3 hanging bridges over the forest canopy ranging from 35 to 40 meters in height. This is an excellent opportunity for observing, birds, butterflies, bromelias, orchids and become immersed in the splendor of the tropical jungle…….

Whitehorse's only 'transport only' option to take you to the Takhini Hot Springs Road, perfect for visiting the Yukon Wildlife Preserve and Eclipse Hot Springs! Perfect for the more independent traveller who prefers to do things themselves, whilst also saving money on guided tours. Both departures arrive in time for the wildlife preserve's guided bus tours. Alternatively, guests are welcome to walk the preserve 5km trail at their own leisure! For those wanting to visit both the hot springs, and the wildlife preserve, we recommend the 11am departure. After exploring the Wildlife Preserve, it's a short 15 minute walk to the hot springs, down a lightly traffic'd road. You can make a day of it by stopping at Bean North Cafe for lunch and a drink, conveniently located halfway between the wildlife preserve and hot springs. Return shuttle back to Whitehorse times: From YWP: 2:45pm/5:00pm From the hot springs: 2:55pm/5:10pm

The Art on Wheels Gallery is a unique space dedicated to the exhibition of personalized bicycles by the artist Aníbal García Moreno, with a recognized professional career in the field of customization, who has maintained a special connection with them since his childhood. The Gallery offers the visitor the possibility of enjoying an exclusive environment, located in a building of important historical ignificance, with a preserved industrial structure, which merges with art that inspires the magic and illusion of each setting, formed from paintings handmade, with a subtle Canarian identity, integrated with various significant elements, which involve authentic works of art on wheels. The creation is based on reinventing, reusing and recycling.

Would you like to visit a medieval fortress? Know each and every one of its corners? Enjoy a unique environment where three different cultures lived? Well, come visit Lorca Castle in its entirety and download a free audio guide to your mobile device, available in several languages, to access the most significant spaces of the Castle. SPACE 1: The Espolón Tower. Do you feel like feeling like a castle watchman for a moment? SPACE 2: The Alfonsina Tower. What would you do if you could travel back in time and were King in the 13th century? Alfonso X the Wise visited Lorca several times and made the decision to build a keep in the castle. SPACE 3: Archaeological Park and Synagogue. Have you ever been to a Jewish quarter inside a castle? Now you have the opportunity to do it. Monday to Sunday: 11:00 a.m. Archaeological Park and Synagogue 12:00h Alfonsina Tower 1:00 p.m. Torre Espolón

Designed for people of all ages, this experience will take you to explore one of Costa Rica’s most precious treasures.

The world-famous Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve boasts the largest gathering of bald eagles anywhere in the world! Your adventure begins with a spectacular drive along the National Scenic Byway through the awe-inspiring Chilkat Valley to the heart of the preserve. After a riverside picnic you will board 18-foot inflatable rafts and enjoy a peaceful float (no whitewater) down this ever-changing river. Watch for eagles, bears, moose, and wolves who frequent the preserve to feed on the plentiful spawning salmon. With 7,000-foot-tall peaks towering above as you drift through picturesque landscapes, floating down the river is the best way to take in the grandeur of Alaska. After your river trip, enjoy homemade cookies and hot and cold drinks by riverbank before boarding your bus back to Haines. This is an unforgettable adventure into the wilderness of Alaska! **Wildlife sightings not a guarantee**