F
OR THE NON
-
FISHING
E
NTHUSIASTS
:
·
Kenai Fjords National Park Glacier Cruise -- Guided day trip by boat to view breathtaking
coastal glaciers and mountains. Great opportunity to see killer whales, seals, otters, and birdlife.
·
Whitewater Raft trip on the Kenai River.
·
Sea Kayaking (with guides) in beautiful coastal fjords near Homer or Seward
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Canoeing / Kayaking (with guides) on the spectacular "Wilderness Lakes Trail"
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Hiking (with guides) in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge
·
Bear Viewing (optional-additional fee) bush flight to a remote area where we land and observe
huge Brown Bears in a beautiful and wild setting. September is a fantastic time to visit Alaska
fishing is superb, insects are fewer, weather tends to be drier, and fall colors are beautiful!
A
DVENTURES IN
C
OSTA
R
ICA
W
ILDERNESS
& T
RAVEL
M
EDICINE
S
EMINAR
January 3-12, 2006
A
LASKA
F
ISHING AND
N
ATURAL
H
ISTORY
W
ILDERNESS
& T
RAVEL
M
EDICINE
S
EMINAR
September 19-25, 2005
(7 Days/6 Nights)
W
ORLD
-
CLASS TROUT
&
SALMON FISHING ON
A
LASKA
'
S FAMED
K
ENAI
R
IVER
!
Alaska. Big Mountains, big rivers, big glaciers, big fish, and more wildlife than you've ever seen.
This itinerary has fantastic flexibility and diversity for both anglers and non fishing nature
enthusiasts. Our Great Alaska lodge overlooks the beautiful Kenai River, which has some of the
finest salmon and trout fishing in the world! Each day you'll have the choice of outstanding guided
fishing, or choosing from a menu of spectacular natural history day outings including:
F
OR THE
F
ISHING
E
NTHUSIAST
:
Sept 19 -- Guided afternoon salmon trip targeting the feisty Silver.
Sept 20-24 -- You'll have your choice of the following fishing activities on these days:
·
S
ALMON
F
ISHING
in power or drift boat. Four anglers per boat will cast
for Silvers on the Kenai. Combination charters will often target several
species, including Rainbow and Char.
·
W
ADE
F
ISHING
in one of our favorite local streams cast for feisty
Trout, fly fish for Arctic Grayling in a high mountain lake, sight fish for
large Rainbows in the Russian River, drift for Silvers in a tidal stream, or
wade for returning Steelhead.
·
T
ROPHY
T
ROUT
in the Wildlife Refuge - clear mountain water and great
fishing. Two to four anglers per driftboat wade the Upper Kenai River in search of Char, Silver,
Sockeye and especially Trophy Rainbow Trout. Mainly wading, excellent for spin or fly enthusiasts.
Sept 25 -- S
ALMON
F
ISHING
in power or drift boat in the morning, returning to the lodge in time
for your 2:30 floatplane return to Anchorage.
E
XPLORE
T
ORTUGUERO
W
ILDLIFE
S
ANCTUARY
& C
ARIBBEAN BEACHES
R
AFT THE EXHILARATING AND EXOTIC
R
IO
P
ACUARE
Come to Costa Rica, where this exclusive multisport adventure awaits you under
the warm tropical sun. Start off with sea kayaking, swimming, and snorkeling
from the beautiful beach at Mawamba Lodge. Tortuguero National Park
affords great hiking in the rain forests and guided sea kayaking on the tranquil
jungle waterways and hidden lagoons. Still more paddling adventures lie ahead:
a rafting trip on Costa Rica's most famous river, the Rio Pacuare. The Pacuare
is known throughout the world for its fun whitewater and amazing jungle
scenery. This river is ideal for first time rafters and veterans alike. Cascading
waterfalls drench you as you pass from one exciting rapid to another!
(class III-IV). Pura Vida! Note: No previous sea kayak or raft experience required.
Trip Cost: $2495 (Includes all transfers, all lodging, guiding, and most meals;
does not include flights from USA to and from San Jose, Costa Rica). Single Supplement.
Additional CME Cost: $695 18 hours Category I CME
For detailed itinerary or to register for the Costa Rica Seminar
please call Bio Bio Expeditions at 1(800)246-7238
Trip Price - $3145 (includes all meals, lodging, all of above activities, and transfers to and from
Anchorage (including float plane from lodge back to Anchorage)
Additional CME Cost: $695 18 hours Category I CME
Faculty: Gene Allred, MD
Optional pre or post-trip to Denali Nat'l Park (4 days) can be arranged.
For detailed itinerary or to register please call GREAT ALASKA at (800) 544-2261.
