Sentences with phrase «jungle river boating»

San Blas is Nayarit's tourism centre and starting point for jungle river boating to La Tovara springs.

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Practice sunrise yoga alongside a babbling river, meditate atop a glorious waterfall perched deep within a lush jungle, or take a boat ride to remote and unexplored islands.

With 14 missions spanning a variety of environments you must lead your squad down Vietnamese rivers manning the guns on a heavily armoured river boat, into local villages (with friendly and non-friendly fire) to rescue hostages, through ruined temples and the claustrophobic jungle and into the ancient Vietnamese capital of Hue.

In Borneo, there's an impressive eco-tourism industry where you can climb Mt. Kinabalu, view pygmy elephants in the wild, and watch the human - like proboscis monkeys swinging from vines in the jungle as you head down the river in a small boat.

If that isn't enough, you will find golf, zip - lining, river excursions, jungle hikes, boats and para-gliding close by.

I was way out in the sticks, in a small jungle compound sitting next to a tributary of the river Amazon about a two hour's boat ride from Iquitos, the nearest town and -LSB-...]

Archeologists believe this center of Mayan civilization was settled as early as 1500 B.C. Named for the crocodiles who continue to live in and along the New River, (lamanai means submerged crocodile in Mayan), the site is reached by taking a boat upriver through the jungle or by plane.

We got off the boat on the shores of the Beni River to meet our guide, Taz, an ex-member of the military who grew up in the Amazon, our cook, Marcia, who was Taz's cousin's aunt's sister, and another local named Alberto, who was training to be a jungle guide.

You can go trekking in the jungle and spend a night in the forest, take a kayaking or mountain biking tour, or just enjoy sunset from a boat on the river.

Accessible only by boat or plane, this roadless wilderness of ocean, river, rainforest, and the jungle is home to 3 types of nesting sea turtles, an incredibly diverse bird population, Jaguars and howler monkeys, and of course, world - class Tarpon and Snook fishing.

This comprehensive itinerary will take you through the best of Sarawak and Sabah, exploring tribal heartlands, jungle regions, and remote rivers, travelling by boat and exploring on foot.

The adventure traveler can boat inland for a day in the jungle to visit ancient Mayan Ruins, or inner tube down rain forest rivers into caves and out the other side of a mountain.

It caters to families in a big way and children can ride pedal - powered boats on the river, swim in the pool, play table tennis, volleyball, spend time on the jungle gym in the kids playground and go on horse rides.

Standard tours include Belize Barrier Reef snorkeling, jungle hiking at Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, Sittee River jungle boating, jungle horseback riding, kayaking on the Sittee River and waterfalls on the Bocawina Mayflower Waterfalls hike.

Take a boat to Monkey River Village and head up Monkey River and into the jungle to pay a visit with the resident howler monkeys.

And, yes, there are many adventures to be enjoyed throughout one's stay in Palawan — bird watchers will enjoy the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, which has been designated an Important Bird Area and Endemic Bird Area by Birdlife International; eco-aficionadoes should find a tour down the Sabang River on paddle boats to observe the mangrove forest totally rewarding; and adventurous spirits will thrill to a jungle trek through the different forest formations where the wilderness and the wildlife provide a sensory spectacle.

From the river boat you will see, huge crocodiles up - close in their natural habitat, up to 50 different kinds of exotic birds, such as the brilliantly colored scarlet macaw, black and green iguanas, Jesus Christ lizards, monkeys, anteaters, and other jungle wildlife, tropical mangrove forests, a breathtaking crocodile feeding show!

Honeymooners can also choose from a wide range of exciting activities on the mainland including zip lining through the jungle canopy, horseback riding through pristine rainforests teeming with wildlife, picnicking at cascading waterfalls, and boat expeditions up the well - named Monkey River.

Whether you're interested in seeing jaguars in their native habitat in the Cockscomb Basin Nature Preserve, bird watching, taking a boat ride up the Monkey River, or sailing through the jungle canopy, the pristine rainforests of Belize are bursting with life.

Other socially conscious travel destinations in Belize include boat tours up the Monkey River which cuts through the heart of a large section of pristine jungle in southeastern Belize.

And there's much to see and do on the mainland as well, including boat safaris into the jungle, hiking in nature parks, exploring ancient Maya cities, visiting animal sanctuaries, picnicking at waterfalls, horseback riding in the rainforest, zip lining through the jungle canopy, and participating in the uniquely Belizean sport of cave tubing where you float down an underground river on an inner tube.

Belize's Great Barrier Reef lies nineteen miles off the coast and is just a fifty - minute boat ride through a jungle river filled with orchids and bromeliads.

After our time in the jungle hearing the grunting of the howler monkeys, the kids are keen to see some, so we head out with Monkey River Eco Tours, for a guided boat ride upriver.

Chunga - Chagres Nature Walk: Stroll through the jungle on this guided tour to the shores of the Chagres River and return by boat.

Palawan's charm, although difficult to penetrate with thick jungle mountains and strikingly sharp limestone rock faces, boasts of ecotourism sites such as: El Nido and its towering marble cliffs and white sand beaches; the Underground River in Puerto Princesa where tourists can take a boat trip under limestone cliffs and sepulchral chambers along a subterranean river; Cayangan Lake in Coron, a hidden lagoon where you scramble uphill to a dazzling volcanic lake; and the Tubbataha Reef Marine River in Puerto Princesa where tourists can take a boat trip under limestone cliffs and sepulchral chambers along a subterranean river; Cayangan Lake in Coron, a hidden lagoon where you scramble uphill to a dazzling volcanic lake; and the Tubbataha Reef Marine river; Cayangan Lake in Coron, a hidden lagoon where you scramble uphill to a dazzling volcanic lake; and the Tubbataha Reef Marine Park.

Instead of riding the boat, you can also get to the Underground River by hiking 3.75 km along the Jungle Trail.

Another popular option from Placencia is the Monkey River tour that starts off with a boat ride followed by a jungle adventure in search of the howler monkey.