What you will visit Snorkel Adventure Two sites are visited on this excursion, both offering exceptional snorkeling conditions. Equipment is provided. The USS Kittiwake Wreck Site In 2011, the USS Kittiwake, a famous U.S. Navy rescue ship, was retired and transported to Grand Cayman to create a fascinating artificial reef off beautiful Seven Mile Beach. In her day, the Kittiwake was a submarine rescue vessel; she now sits as a 251-foot-long protective habitat in the pristine crystalline waters. Explore the main decks and features, and discover the smokestacks, the bottom of the ship's hull, and her engine rooms as you swim among colorful tropical fish and marine life. Cheeseburger Reef Cheeseburger Reef got its name due to its proximity to a local fast food restaurant. This popular, easy dive site is a coral reef that begins 20 yards from the shoreline with coral heads within 10 feet of the surface. Snorkelers can see a wonderful array of sea life, from butterfly fish to sea turtles. The large sandy patches around the reef create a good chance to see stingrays and garden eels. What you will see along the way Feel the ocean breeze in your face and the sun on your back as you cruise from the harbor to the USS Kittiwake wreck, sunk off the coast of stunning Seven Mile Beach with its sparkling pearl-white sand and luxury resorts.

What you will visit: Cahuita National Park One of the most accessible national parks in the Caribbean south of Costa Rica, Cahuita consists of 2,732 acres of land and 55,200 marine acres. Spectacular nature trails showcase incredibly dense and lush natural vegetation and a wide variety of animal life including sloths, howler monkeys, white-faced capuchin monkeys, and more, plus an abundance of birdlife. A naturalist guide will share relevant information about the flora and fauna. Hiking shoes are advised, as the trails are unpaved and uneven. Ara Manzanillo The great green macaw is protected and rehabilitated at this nonprofit organization dedicated to conservation efforts since 2009. Its mission is to reintroduce rescued great green macaws, classified as a critically endangered species, into the wild. The Manzanillo field station, located 328 feet (100 meters) above sea level, is an excellent lookout point with spectacular views of the sea and the rainforest. Your guide will point out the great green macaws, flying free, as well as three different species of toucans and other colorful birdlife. What you will see along the way: Costa Rica's topography is one of the most diverse in the world. Rolling hills, high mountains, plains, valleys and riverbeds are just some of the gorgeous landscapes you'll see during your drive to Cahuita National Park. Travel through this stunning scenery and past emblematic rural towns, plantations, sugarcane fields, and examples of sustainable living between man and nature.

We are looking forward to our honeymoon together after tying the knots. We are doing a Panama Canal with Costa Rica & Caribbean (Historic Locks) Cruise.