During this journey, we will have the opportunity to sample one of Nicaragua’s wildest regions: the San Juan River basin. Our first stop will be the frontier trading town of San Carlos. From there we move east along the river to the town of Sabalo. The highlights of this river journey are the visit of the 300 year-old Spanish fortress from where fantastic views of the River can be appreciated, an excursion to the Indio Maiz Biological Reserve, one of the most diverse in Central America, a canoe tour on the little Bartola River surrounded by a luxuriant rainforest, where birds and other animals can be observed. El Castillo is also a small and colorful village, where it revels it self just by a simple visit by its slender streets and gentle inhabitants. These days accommodation will be provided at Lodge a simple but charming tropical place located just on the edge of the river. It’s very important to consider that this tour is only recommended for those looking for adventure and not looking for comfort as the lodging conditions are quite basic. Recommended gear : Light clothes, rain jacket, flashlight, comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots, mosquito repellant.

Valid Until October 31st, 2009

San Juan River Occupancy 1 Pax 2 Pax 3 Pax 4-5 Pax Double - $582 $487 $438 Single $875 $644 $550 $500 Triple - - $463 $413

Tour Includes	Transfer on Day 1 from Managua Hotel to Airport. Flight from Managua to San Carlos and return Local transfers from San Carlos landing strip to port and return Two nights  accommodation at Sabalos Lodge Bungalow with breakfast and dinner on day1 Excursion on Day 2 to Indio-Maiz Reserve and el Castillo including local guide, entrance fee and lunch
Not Included	Domestic airport departure taxes Further meals and drinks Additional excursions Bilingual Tour-Guide Personnel expenses Transfer out in Managua (after Package)
Operations day	Daily except Thursday and Sunday

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