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Playa Estacahuite Snorkeling Tour
Students will be transported down the coast about an hour to one of the very best snorkeling beaches in Mexico. This small 300 foot wide beach has calm water which is perfect for seeing the tropical fish and the local reef. There will also be time to swim, sunbath and explore. All snorkeling equipment is included, but those who wish to bring their own gear are welcome to.

Chacagua Weekend Tour
The secluded Chacagua Lagoon is locate west of Puerto Escondido and can only be reached by boat. Students will take off Saturday morning by bus, then will load aboard a boat that will take then the rest of the way. The first afternoon will be filled with different activities, such as soccer, volleyball and hikes into the surrounding rainforest. The area is a wildlife refuge so there is a great deal of flora and fauna. The ocean is teaming with numerous species of colorful fish, and the forest has many types of birds including pelicans, herons and cormorants. There will also be time to swim or relax at the beach.

Sunday morning the activities will be sea kayaking, surfing and snorkeling. The group will be split into two and each student will have a chance to participate in all three.

Turtle Observation Tour
Students will be transported to the Barra de Navidad Nature Preserve where the Colotepec river flows into the sea. Here students will be able to witness mother turtles laying their eggs, as well as newly hatched baby turtles making their way to the ocean. If the chance should arise, students will have the opportunity to help the mothers and newborns. Sea turtles are endangered everywhere in the world. Development of the coastlines as well as harvesting the turtle eggs for food has deeply affected turtle populations and all major species are in danger of becoming extinct. This why conservation projects are so important to helping these creatures survive.

Waterfall Finca Santa Fe Tour
Upon arrival by private motor coach, students will take off on a hike through the countryside to one of the areas most beautiful waterfalls. The hike will take about an hour and half. Once at the waterfall students will have a chance to swim, jump into the pool and explore the surrounding area. After returning to the main base camp, students will be given an authentic country Mexican lunch. After the meal, students will be transported back to Puerto Escondido.

Atotonilco Horseback and Hot Springs Tour
Students will be transported a short distance out of town up into the coastal hills. Upon arrival, they will be assigned horses to match their riding ability. Once everyone is comfortable, they will ride up along side the Rio Manialtepec for about an hour. During the ride, students will cross back and forth across the river and pass through a fantastic forested landscape. Upon arrival at the hot springs, students will have time to bathe and swim as well as explore the area. After spending more than an hour at the springs, students will ride back to the embarkation point and return to Puerto Escondido.