AMAZON DISCOVERY EXPEDITION

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1 BOOK BY SEPT. 12, 2014 AND SAVE $1000 PER COUPLE AMAZON DISCOVERY EXPEDITION INCLUDING MACHU PICCHU MARCH 23 TO APRIL 2, 2015 FEATURING THE LUXURIOUS, 16-CABIN DELFIN II

2 Dear National Trust Travelers, Peru is a land overflowing with natural and man-made treasures, from the cloud-wrapped Andes to the deepest reaches of the Amazon rainforest. While many travelers are lured by the call of Machu Picchu, the truth is the Lost City of the Incas is a relatively new attraction in this ancient land, and beyond the marvels of the Sacred Valley, Peru offers a multitude of fascinating natural wonders. Join us on an incredible journey that features two nights in Lima before embarking on a luxurious, four-night Amazon river expedition aboard the incomparable Delfin II. A classically-styled riverboat offering the finest service and amenities, the Delfin II is perfectly sized to sail along the upper Amazon, with the entire third deck open for enjoying the passing scenery. Excursions in skiffs are led by experienced guides who are experts at finding and pointing out wildlife, with each trip concluding back on board with cool drinks and cold towels. Leaving the Amazon behind, venture next to the Sacred Valley, heartland of the Inca Empire. After spending one night in the beautiful valley, continue to Machu Picchu for one night, enjoying a comprehensive tour of the ancient, mountaintop site with a local guide. After a morning at leisure, enmeshed in the magic of Machu Picchu, spend a final night in the colonial city of Cusco, or extend your adventure with an optional post-tour extension including one additional night in Cusco, and two nights on the shores of Lake Titicaca. A pre-tour extension featuring another of Peru s extraordinary wonders, the World Heritage Site of Nazca Lines, is also available to enhance your journey. Join your fellow members for this unique exploration of the Amazon, Machu Picchu, and the marvels of Peru I encourage you to book now while space is still available. Sincerely, Scott Gerloff Director, National Trust Tours For more details or to register, call Top to Bottom: Tamarin Monkey; Pink River Dolphin; Machu Picchu; Hoatzin; Cusco Cathedral; Manatee; Yellow Piranha

3 DAY 1 LIMA, PERU Upon arrival at the Jorge Chavez International Airport, you will be met by your Haimark representative and transfer to your hotel, the centrally-located Hotel Estelar Miraflores. DAY 2 LIMA Begin the day with a panoramic drive through Lima s lovely neighborhoods of Miraflores and San Isidro, past spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean and lush gardens such as the Parque de los Enamorados (Lovers Park). Your ultimate destination is the historic center of Lima, the Ciudad de los Reyes, or City of Kings. Founded in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro, this was the capital of the Viceroyalty of Peru and the religious, commercial, and economic heart of Spanish rule in South America. Today it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with magnificent 17th-18th century Hispano-American baroque buildings that have miraculously survived numerous earthquakes. In addition to seeing the Government Palace, Archbishop s Palace, and City Hall, you ll stop to visit the Church and Convent of San Francisco, one of the most significant religious sites in Lima and, according to UNESCO, an outstanding example of a convent ensemble of the colonial periods in Latin America. Following a visit to the catacombs, which served as a burial ground until 1808, you ll visit the Cathedral, damaged by numerous earthquakes, repaired and expanded several times, which houses the remains of Francisco Pizarro. Following a festive welcome lunch, you ll have the rest of the day and evening free to sample Lima s many riches, from pre-columbian temples and colonial mansions to treasure-filled museums, world-class restaurants, and lively nightclubs jumping to tropical beats. (B/Welcome Lunch) PROGRAM ITINERARY Cathedral Square - Lima DAY 3 LIMA/IQUITOS/EMBARKATION Following breakfast at the hotel, you ll fly from Lima to Iquitos and transfer to Nauta and the luxurious Delfin II, your home for the next four nights as you join the ranks of the privileged few to visit the remote Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, five million acres of protected, flooded forest roughly the size of a small country. After settling into your suite, join your fellow travelers for a welcome reception. Your guides will give a brief introduction to the history and geography of the Amazon River basin and an overview of the people, places, and wildlife you will encounter during your journey. Then it s time to meet the culinary staff, who have been waiting to welcome you aboard with a dinner featuring the finest Amazonian-Peruvian cuisine, seasoned with a variety of the freshest, locally sourced herbs, spices, and exotic fruits and vegetables. Your first evening aboard ends with a little live music under the stars, courtesy of the ship s talented staff. (B/D/Welcome Reception) PACIFIC OCEAN Iquitos Marañón Nauta River PACAYA Amazon SAMIRIA River RESERVE U Lima PERU AIR Ucayali River CRUISE U Machu Picchu Cusco LAND PERU SOUTH AMERICA U UNESCO SITE

4 Squirrel Monkeys DAY 4 BELLUDA CANO, DORADO RIVER Dawn and dusk are the ideal times for nature exploration, so many of the excursions during your cruise are scheduled for those times, with siestas on board during the heat of midday. Traveling aboard skiffs designed to allow for maximum mobility on the waterways, you will venture into one of the richest habitats on Earth, home to more than 500 species of bird, 102 mammal species, 69 species of reptiles, 58 species of amphibians, 269 fish species, and more than 1,000 species of wild and cultivated plants. Many endangered species, such as the pink river dolphin, charapa turtle, spider monkey, giant river otter, and the red macaw, call this rainforest home along with countless parrots, macaws, hummingbirds, hawks, laughing falcons, monkeys, and butterflies who live in the forest canopy. Following each morning excursion, you ll be welcomed back to the Delfin II with icy towels and a cool drink, followed by lunch and time to rest and enjoy sightseeing on the Observation Deck or in your cabin. Your guides will be available throughout the day and evening to answer questions. In the evening, after another sumptuous dinner, relax and enjoy the warm breeze of the Amazon night on the Observation Deck, surrounded by the symphony of the jungle. (B/L/D) Pacaya River Excursion - Black Water DAY 5 ATUN POZA LAKE/RIO PACAYA After breakfast this morning, you ll set off to explore the unique and pristine ecosystem of Atun Poza Lake, probably one of the richest habitats on Earth, supporting the largest number of plant and animal species per unit area. Marvels here include the giant ceiba or kapok tree, giant otters, the bluish-fronted jacamar, collared trogons, and red-capped cardinals, as well as egrets, herons, hawks, long-legged, neo-tropical cormorants, and unusual, horned screamers. On the black water lagoons linked to this huge lake, wattled jacanas can be found, along with a wide variety of spiders, grasshoppers, dragonflies, butterflies, moths, and insects living along the grassy edges and lily pads of the freshwater swamps and marshes. Enjoy lunch on board as you continue up the Puinahua River towards the Pacaya River, located at the very heart of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. This is Peru s largest protected area, filled with lakes, palm swamps, and streams that completely flood the forest in the rainy season, and is one of the most beautiful places you will ever visit. Setting off in comfortable skiffs, you can search for different species of monkeys who live here, including the groups of large, rust-colored, red howler monkeys. Sunset here, in the forest of reflections, is an experience never to be forgotten with the spectacular colors of the sky reflected in the black waters of the Pacaya, it is hard to see where jungle begins and water ends. Armed with powerful spotlights, you will set off with your guides on a night safari in search of herons, pauraques, spectacled owls, and fish bats fluttering over the river in search of their nightly meal, as well as spectacled and black caimans lurking in the waters awaiting all unwary comers. Returning to the ship, it s time for a delicious dinner followed by an evening lounging on the Observation Deck, lulled by the musical croaking of more than a dozen species of frogs. (B/L/D)

5 DAY 6 CARO CURAHUAYTE LAGOON Following breakfast this morning, you ll set off in your excursion skiff for another unique Amazonian experience: piranha fishing. There are more than 25 different species of piranha in the Amazon basin, including black-, white-, and red-bellied, and, contrary to their ferocious reputation, most of them feed mainly on flooded tree trunks, devouring the fruit or chewing at the skins. This is also an excellent spot for bird-watching, with the river at times harboring numerous shore birds, including sandpipers, terns, black skimmers, egrets, jabirus, wood storks, and kingfishers. After a refreshing lunch on board, you ll have the chance to visit a riverside village and sample a taste of community life. It s an excellent opportunity to share gifts such as books, paper, pens, crayons, and t-shirts and learn a little bit about life on the Amazon harvesting fruit trees. Following your visit, relax on board as the ship continues along the Puinahua River towards the Ucayali River. As evening falls, gather with the group for a special treat as your guides reminisce about the cruise with a video and slide show, allowing you a chance to see, up close, all the wildlife encountered on your journey. The night concludes with a sumptuous farewell dinner and reception featuring live music performed by the staff. (B/L/D/Farewell Reception) DAY 7 AMAZON RIVER/YARAPA RIVER/ DISEMBARKATION Following breakfast this morning, you will disembark in the port of Nauta, where a motorcoach will be waiting to return you to Iquitos, stopping first at the Manatee Rescue Center. Enjoy a chance to see these fascinating creatures up close, and perhaps HAIMARK CARES Our core value is to positively impact the destinations where we operate through collaborations with reputable organizations. The Amazonian manatee is an endangered species in Peru. Through joint efforts between various organizations including the Dallas World Aquarium Zoo (ACOBIA-DWAZOO) and the Association and Research Institute of the Peruvian Amazon, a project was started to rescue these animals and provide an environmental education program. Through collaborative efforts with the Manatee Rescue Center, Haimark makes a small, but beneficial impact on the future of the Amazonian manatee. MORNING AT MACHU PICCHU A highlight of your trip is a rare and wonderful opportunity, not just to visit Machu Picchu, but to spend a night at the foothills of the sanctuary with the chance to experience the ruins in the quiet early morning hours! You ll visit the site on a guided tour that will show you the Lost City of the Incas through the eyes of a local expert. Marvel at this incredible UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World as your guide takes you through the citadel, the main plaza, the royal quarters, and the Temple of Three Windows. The next morning, you may choose to go back on your own, via public transport, and experience the peacefulness of the ruins. even feed them a bottle of milk, before checking in for your flight to Cusco and proceeding to the tranquil Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel. (B/L/D) DAY 8 SACRED VALLEY (URUBAMBA) Located in the Andes, close to the Inca capital of Cusco and below the ancient city of Machu Picchu, lies the Sacred Valley, the heartland of the Inca Empire. It was an important source of both maize production and the extraction of natural resources, as you ll see on a drive through the town of Maras to the Saltpans, which pre-existed the Inca. After a tour of the town of Ollantaytambo, with its huge fortress rising on the edge of town, enjoy lunch and continue to Urubamba and the Pablo Seminario Ceramic workshop. The master of a technique reflecting the ancient Peruvian culture, Pablo s work can be seen in the Pre-Columbian Museum in Cusco as well as the Field Museum in Chicago. (B/L) DAY 9 SACRED VALLEY/MACHU PICCHU After breakfast, board the train in Ollantaytambo for the scenic journey to Aguas Calientes, the gateway to Machu Picchu, the Lost City of the Incas. Built at the height of the Inca Empire,

6 INCLUDED FEATURES Convent of Santo Domingo - Cusco around 1450, the city was abandoned just over 100 years later, in A local expert will guide you through the marvelous citadel, the main plaza, the royal quarters, and the Temple of Three Windows. Note the classical Inca architectural style of polished dry-stone walls of regular shape the Incas were masters of this technique, called ashlar, in which blocks of stone are cut to fit together tightly without mortar. Many junctions in Machu Picchu s central city are so perfect that it is said not even a blade of grass will fit between the stones! Following your tour of Machu Picchu, check into the Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel and enjoy time to relax before gathering for dinner this evening. (B/L/D) DAY 10 SACRED VALLEY/CUSCO Your early morning is free to explore Machu Picchu on your own if the weather permits, the sight of the dawn mist lifting above the terraces of Machu Picchu is a sight not to be missed! Depart late this morning for the return to Ollantaytambo by train, and transfer to Cusco. Arriving at Cusco s Plaza de Armas central square, you ll visit the imposing Cathedral, housing magnificent colonial-era gold and silver work as well as a beautiful collection of oil paintings. Continue with a visit to the Koricancha and the Convent of Santo Domingo, built on the Koricancha (site of gold) the most important temple dedicated to the worship of the sun built by the Incas. At the end of the afternoon, check-in to the Casa Andina Private Collection Hotel in Cusco for a final evening at leisure. (B/L) DAY 11 CUSCO/LIMA/DEPARTURE Enjoy a morning at leisure in Lima before gathering for your farewell lunch and transferring to the airport for your return flights home. (B/Farewell Lunch) IN LIMA, PERU Panoramic drive through San Isidro and Miraflores to the UNESCO-listed historic center of Lima, with visits to the Cathedral, the Church and Convent of San Francisco and the catacombs Welcome lunch Flight from Lima to Iquitos and transfer to Delfin II IN IQUITOS, PERU Visit to Manatee Rescue Center in Iquitos en route to the Sacred Valley IN SACRED VALLEY, PERU Flights from Iquitos to Cusco with transfer to Sacred Valley Full-day guided tour of Ollantaytambo, Maras Saltpans, and Pablo Seminario Workshop Lunch at a local restaurant IN MACHU PICCHU, PERU Scenic train ride from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes, followed by visit to Machu Picchu, Lost City of the Incas, for a tour led by a local expert Morning free to explore Machu Picchu or other sites on your own Lunch at Machu Picchu IN CUSCO, PERU Transfer through the Sacred Valley to Cusco Overnight in the heart of Cusco with the evening free to explore at leisure Afternoon guided tour of Cusco Farewell lunch ONBOARD THE EXCLUSIVELY CHARTERED, LUXURIOUS DELFIN II Four nights cruising the Amazon River in Peru Spacious, well-appointed staterooms, 100% river-view accommodations Welcome and farewell receptions Expertly-trained culinary team providing daily buffet breakfast and lunch, and openseated, multi-course dinner, featuring fine regional and international cuisines Complimentary coffee, tea, water, soft drinks, local beer and Pisco based cocktails, with free-flow, house wine at dinner Comprehensive shore excursion program, with local, expert, naturalist guides, with a maximum of 11 guests per guide on all excursions Series of cultural performances, educational talks and cooking classes during cruise Themed dinners on board ship Shoe cleaning after shore excursions Welcome drink and cold towel service following shore excursions ENHANCED TRAVEL SERVICES Transfers and luggage handling All excursion and visits with experienced local guides Gratuities to local guides and drivers on included excursions and transfers Hospitality desk in the hotel and aboard ship The services of an experienced team throughout the program Individual listening devices for all shore excursions

7 OPTIONAL PRE/POST EXTENSION PROGRAMS 2-NIGHT NAZCA LINES OPTIONAL PRE-CRUISE EXTENSION MARCH 21-23, 2015 From $995 Per Person, Based on Double Occupancy Begin your journey with an extension featuring the extraordinary Nazca Lines, a series of ancient geoglyphs (trees, flowers, hummingbirds, spiders, monkeys, fish, humans, geometric patterns, and more) located in the Nazca Desert in southern Peru. See them on this two-night extension that includes one night each in Lima and Parracas, with a visit to the Pachacamac ruins, a boat ride and wildlife viewing in the Ballestas Islands, as well as a flight over the amazing Nazca Lines. 3-NIGHT CUSCO & LAKE TITICACA OPTIONAL POST-EXTENSION APRIL 2-5, 2015 From $1055 Per Person, Based on Double Occupancy Cap off your journey with an extra night in Cusco, followed by two nights on the shores of Lake Titicaca, yet another of Peru s natural wonders. While in Cusco, visit the fascinating ruins of Sacsawayum and the Pre-Columbian Art Museum. Then travel to Puno, established in 1668, where you visit the Jesuit masterpiece of Andahualylillas, also known as South America s Sistine Chapel, and the ruins of the Temple of Kalasaya, which dates back to the ancient Pucara culture. A full-day tour of Lake Titicaca, the largest lake in South America, ends your journey with visits to the floating islands of Uros and Taquille.. LAND ACCOMMODATIONS HOTEL ESTELAR, MIRAFLORES, LIMA, PERU Boasting impeccable service and incredible views, the Art Deco-style Hotel Estelar offers total comfort and every modern convenience, including free, high-speed Wi-Fi, premium cable TV, and beds featuring memory foam mattresses and down comforters. ARANWA SACRED VALLEY HOTEL, PERU Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness is built on a seventeenth century colonial hacienda by the Vilcanota River, just one hour away from the city of Cusco and 30 minutes from Ollantaytambo train station, on the route to Machu Picchu. The hotel offers rooms decorated in colonial style as well as other modern minimalist decor. It is the magical meeting of two eras: ancient Inca culture and colonial brilliance in one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world. SUMAQ MACHU PICCHU HOTEL, PERU Few hotels on Earth can match the setting enjoyed by the Sumaq Machu Picchu, on the banks of the Vilcanota River, surrounded by soaring mountains, plunging valleys, ancient trails and the lush vegetation of the Machu Picchu historic sanctuary. A familyowned, luxury hotel, the staff s superior service is dedicated entirely to enabling guests to forget about everything and simply soak up the views. CASA ANDINA PRIVATE COLLECTION CUSCO, PERU Set in a beautifully refurbished, 18th-century mansion featuring five majestic patios, this lovely hotel is located just four blocks from the Plaza de Armas, the city s historic heart and birthplace. A charmingly evocative hotel, the Casa Andina Cusco offers all the modern amenities like free Wi-Fi and a massage room amidst colonial splendor, and is an ideal spot from which to explore beautiful Cusco.

8 CRUISE ACCOMMODATIONS FEATURING THE LUXURIOUS, 16-CABIN DELFIN II A WORK OF ART ON THE WATER Offering all the comforts and conveniences of a five-star hotel, gleaming with sustainably harvested woods from local rainforest and decorated with artwork by the ribereños who call these waters home, the Delfin II is a classically-styled riverboat built expressly for delving into the Peruvian Amazon. At 120 feet, she is perfectly sized to sail along the upper Amazon, with her entire third deck open for enjoying the sweeping views of river and rainforest. DINING ON BOARD IS A FEAST FOR THE SENSES Peruvian cuisine has earned a worldwide reputation for its dazzling blend of indigenous Inca, Southern American, Spanish, Chinese, Italian, Japanese and African influences. Aboard the Delfin II you ll enjoy an innovative menu of locally-sourced ingredients served up in traditional Peruvian specialties as well as Western favorites. Whenever possible, the culinary team will invite guests to join in hands-on cooking classes to learn about the native fruits and vegetables and help prepare local dishes. THE ULTIMATE AMAZON SAFARI IN EXCEPTIONAL STYLE The days of gracious, colonial-era exploration live again aboard the Delfin II. From the open-air elegance of the Observation Lounge and dining room on the Upper Deck to the panoramic views showcased in every suite and stateroom, the focus is always on the scenery, with friendly and gracious service aiming to ensure maximum relaxation and comfort. Cool drinks and cold towels welcome you back on board after every guided shore and river excursion, with shoe cleaning offered as well. On board, cultural performances, educational talks, cooking classes and nightly entertainment in the lounge invite you do as much or as little as you like with the world s greatest natural show unfolding all around you, there is never a dull moment! Open-air Observation Lounge Indoor air-conditioned Lounge

9 SPACIOUS AND WELL-APPOINTED SUITES AND STATEROOMS FEATURE: All cotton spa-quality robes and slippers All-natural spa-quality bath amenities Premium mattresses Luxurious Peruvian cotton linens and duvet Daily housekeeping with nightly turndown service In-room electronic safe Individual climate control Hair dryer Generous storage and closet space AMAZONIA SUITES: 7, 8, 15, 16 Upper/Main Decks 230 square feet/22 square meters Panoramic wrap-around glass windows Fixed king beds Amazonia Suite FLORA SUITES: 11, 12, 13, 14 Upper Deck 210 square feet/20 square meters Panoramic wrap-around glass windows Two twin-size beds that can be converted to one king-size bed Flora/Fauna Suites FAUNA SUITES: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Main Deck 210 square feet/20 square meters Panoramic glass windows Two twin-size beds that can be converted to one king-size bed TERRA STATEROOMS: 9, 10 Upper Deck 161 square feet/15 square meters Windows Fixed upper/lower twin-size beds Terra Stateroom DELFIN II TARIFF PER PERSON, BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY CABIN CATEGORY EARLY BOOKING PRICIE THROUGH SEPT. 12, 2014 REGULAR PRICIE AFTER SEPT. 12, 2014 Amazonia Suite $5395 $5895 Flora Suite $4995 $5495 Fauna Suite $4495 $4995 Terra Stateroom $3995 $4495 Port charges $129 per person. Delfin II skiff

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Haimark, Ltd. may collect any taxes, government fees/quasi-government fees and fuel supplement (the Surcharges ) at the time of booking, prior to sailing or onboard the vessel, even if the cruise fare has been paid in full. Surcharges will be invoiced accordingly. All fares, and itineraries are subject to change without notice. Additional restrictions may apply. Haimark, Ltd. reserves the right to correct any errors or omissions. This brochure may contain inadvertent technical or factual inaccuracies and typographical errors. Haimark, Ltd. reserves the right to correct errors and omissions at any time without prior notice, and to cancel any offered product, service, amenity, etc. in the event of any error or omission in the description, including pricing and availability. REGISTRATION: CST# Applied, FST# Applied. COVER: Three-Toed Sloth; Macaw; Delfin II; Machu Picchu BACK COVER: Amazon River; Lima Cathedral; Egret on Gint Lily Pads B-07/07/

11 NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION RESERVATION APPLICATION AMAZON RIVER EXPEDITION & MACHU PICCHU - DELFIN II MARCH 23 TO APRIL 2, 2015 To reserve a place, please complete and return this form with your deposit of $750 per person (of which $350 is non-refundable for administrative fees) payable to National Trust Tours. Mail to: National Trust Tours, P.O. Box , Boston, MA All passengers must travel with a passport valid at least 6 months beyond their return date. NAME IN FULL AS ON PASSPORT DATE OF BIRTH NAME IN FULL AS ON PASSPORT DATE OF BIRTH ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP TELEPHONE (HOME) (BUSINESS) FAX NATIONAL TRUST MEMBERSHIP q I/We am/are National Trust members My/Our membership number is q I/We am/are not National Trust members. Please enroll us as members. q Individual ($20) q Family ($30) ACCOMMODATIONS Suite/Stateroom Category Requested: 1st Choice 2nd Choice Bed request: q Twin (2 beds) q King I wish to share a suite/stateroom with: Single accommodations are an additional cost and subject to availability. Request: q Single q Single, but prefer to share accommodations (shares not guaranteed) q Please reserve space(s) for the NAZCA LINES OPTIONAL PRE-CRUISE EXTENSION, $995 per person, double occupancy. Single occupancy is $360 and subject to availability. q Please reserve space(s) for the CUSCO & LAKE TITICACA OPTIONAL POST-CRUISE EXTENSION, $1055 per person, double occupancy. Single occupancy is $455 and subject to availability. DE FORM OF PAYMENT q Enclosed is my check (payable to National Trust Tours). q Credit card deposit of $750 per person (plus $250 deposit per person for each Pre- and/or Post- Cruise Extension, if applicable) for a total of $ Final payment must be made by check. NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CREDIT CARD 3- OR 4-DIGIT SECURITY CODE CREDIT CARD NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE Each participant must sign below. I/We confirm that I/we have carefully read and agree to the Terms & Conditions of this program. I/We agree to full payment by check by November 23, 2014 (120 days before departure). SIGNATURE REQUIRED DATE SIGNATURE REQUIRED DATE For more information, please telephone the Tours Program at the National Trust at (888) or (202) web:

12 AMAZON DISCOVERY EXPEDITION INCLUDING MACHU PICCHU MARCH 23 - APRIL 2, 2015 BOOK BY SEPT. 12, 2014 AND SAVE $1000 PER COUPLE FROM $3995 PER PERSON th Street, NW Suite 300 Washington, DC