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2002 CSAA Annual Meeting

The Ritz-Carlton Cancun, Cancun, Mexico

October 25-30, 2002

Updated 07/11/02

Optional Tours
These excursions are NOT included in the registration price

Dates


Saturday, October 26, 2002

12:15pm-4:30pm - Sailing and Snorkeling on Board a Catamaran

This excursion will take you and your family to the exotic reefs of Manchones, El Farito, or Banderas. You will board a 45’ Catamaran that will sail you across the channel between Cancún and Isla Mujeres. Enjoy the nearby reefs, the natural beauty of the unique Caribbean turquoise water and discover the breathtaking underwater life of these surrounding reefs. Prime domestic open bar, music and entertainment and lunch buffet on board.

Price: $100.00 per person (Min. of 15 persons)

Itinerary

Includes: Air-conditioned vehicles, private use of the Catamaran, buffet lunch on board, open bar on the catamaran (domestic drinks), fee to protect the reefs, snorkel tour, snorkeling equipment, bilingual English/Spanish guides, and all gratuities.

Remarks: Bathing suit, towels, hat and sunglasses with string (to avoid them flying off the head), sandals and biodegradable suntan lotion, waterproof or disposable camera recommended.


Sunday, October 27, 2002

12:30pm-5:00pm - Charter Boat Fishing

The big game fishing is plentiful in Cancún’s ultra-clear waters. Our captains are the most experienced in these legendary seas, and we have the fastest fleet of custom built fishing yachts.

Price: $160.00 per person (Two boats: 5 persons min. & 8 persons max. per boat)

Itinerary

Includes: Air-conditioned vehicle, private charter boat with GPS HUM NS-25, 3D 1000ft. Fish Finder, 6 Penn International rods, 6 Penn international II , fishing poles, 2 down riggers, 2 out riggers and 1 bathroom, fishing license, fish bait and gear, soft drinks and beer, all gratuities and taxes.


Tuesday, October 29, 2002

1:00pm-3:45pm Jungle Tour

Drive your own boat through the mangroves to explore the coral reefs. The guide will lead you through the lagoon mangroves for about 45 minutes (each way), while you enjoy the experience of the wonders of Cancún’s jungle and the exotic wild life. Upon arrival to the reef, you will have 40 minutes for snorkeling at the world’s second largest barrier reef.

Price: $80.00 per person (Minimum of 20 participants)

Itinerary

Includes: Air-conditioned vehicles, marina facilities, fee to protect the reefs, speed boat for two participants and operation instructions, guide per every 10 passengers, new tube, snorkeling gear, life jacket (mask, fins, life vest mandatory), snorkel tour, soft drinks, bilingual English/Spanish guides, all gratuities. Not Included in Tour: Optionasl picture of the tour - $10.00 USD each

Remarks: Bathing suit, towels, hat and sunglasses with string (to avoid them flying off the head), sandals and biodegradable suntan lotion, waterproof or disposable camera recommended. Locker compartments are available for towels or personal belongings. Minors less than 5 years of age, pregnant women and persons with back problems are not recommended to do this activity.


Thursday, October 31, 2002

9:00am-5:30pm - Tour to Chichen Itza

Chichen Itza, located 200 kilometers West of Cancún (about 2½ hours) known for its extraordinary architecture and beauty, is the most visited archaeological site in the peninsula of Yucatán. The archaeological site is divided in two parts: the Northern Group with great Toltec influence and the Central Group with the most pure Mayan architecture. The Xay-Beh Restaurant with its Colonial architecture is a must visit while in Mexico. Each Palapa in the restaurant has its own buffet line and air-conditioning. The Hacienda has its own shopping area, a Chapel and artisans. Participants can enjoy the pool or the gardens while they wait for their transportation back to Cancún (We suggest you bring towels from the Hotel in Cancún).

Price: $105.00 per person (Minimum of 38 participants)

Itinerary

Includes: Air-conditioned vehicles, beverages on board: soft drinks and bottled water, cold fresh towels, bilingual English/Spanish Guides, admission fee to the Archaeological Site, buffet lunch (2 soft drinks or domestic beer during lunch), and all gratuities. Not Included in Tour: Domestic Beer on board the coaches- $2.00 USD plus tax; Any kind of food and beverages inside the archaeological site; extra beverages during lunch; video camera entrance fee - $10.00 USD plus 10% federal tax per camera.

Remarks: Comfortable clothing is suggested: Bermudas, t-shirts, tennis shoes, sunglasses, and cameras. No handicap facilities are currently available.