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Teresa Beall Expeditions presents
“Colombia: from Hot to Haute!”
14-day journey through Bogotá, Medellín,
Manizales (rural coffee zone) and Cartagena
April 7-21, 2013 • $2750 pp (plus $1400 for single supplement)
NOTE – You need to depart from the USA by 4/6 in order to arrive in Bogotá by 4/7. You can arrive 1-2 days earlier as a pre-extension buffer. Call for help!
…Plus an optional 4-day extension to Santa Marta
April 21-24, 2013 • $400 pp (plus $200 for single supplement)
NOTE – Other opportunities to pre/post extend to the “Lost City” in Colombia, as well as an iconic Machu Picchu visit (via Lima, Cusco & Sacred Valley). Ask!
Colombia’s back. After decades of civil conflict, it is now safe to visit and travelers are discovering what they’ve
been missing. The diversity of the country may astonish you – Modern cities with skyscrapers and nightclubs?
Check. Gorgeous Caribbean beaches? Check. Jungle walks and safaris? Check. Colonial cities, archaeological ruins,
high-mountain trekking, whale watching, coffee plantations, scuba diving, surfing, the list goes on. This is a fiery
hot country with a ton of history and adventure, delicious food, vibrating music, and plenty of salsa (both dancing
and condiment).
TERESA BEALL EXPEDITIONS
2724 Pillsbury Road • Chico, California 95973
530.342.6999 (o) • 530.342.6994 (f) • 530.518.6999 (c)
CST License #2072670-40 • California Business License #OG82158
[email protected] • www.teresabeall.com
Trip Highlights
Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Colombia was famous only for its notorious drug cartels, left-wing guerrilla
groups and paramilitaries. But with the militant groups now at their weakest point in decades, this extraordinary
country is enjoying a travel renaissance. After battling civil turmoil for decades, it has now emerged as one of
South America's hottest destinations, filled with cosmopolitan cities, lush mountain valleys, rich culture and
history, amazing architecture, sultry rhythms of the Caribbean coast and the simple warmth and hospitality of its
people.
Sharing borders with Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador, Panamá and Peru, Colombia is the fourth largest country on the
continent and it is the only South American country to boast two coastlines on the Pacific and Caribbean.
COLOMBIA 14-DAY PACKAGE
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Four (4) nights in luxurious urban digs (Bogotá)
Two (2) nights in very basic rustic accommodations
(Manizales – Zona Café Coffee Area)
Three (3) nights in a nice city hotel (Medellín)
Four (4) nights in lovely villa apartments (Cartagena)
One-way flight between Bogotá and Manizales
One-way flight between Manizales and Medellín
One-way flight between Medellín and Cartagena
Arrival/departure transfers between airports and hotels
Daily breakfast throughout, plus two lunches in Manizales
Taxes and service fees throughout
La Candelaria historic tour (Bogotá)
Coffee processing and tasting tour (Manizales)
Paso Fino Show (Manizales)
Cultural exchange with a Manizales Foundation (and the
opportunity to donate supplies) – stay tuned!
Pablo Escobar Violent Times tour (Medellín)
Guided cultural walking/bus tour (Medellín)
Guided colonial walking/bus tour (Cartagena)
Impromptu cocktails
Spontaneous surprises
Optional TBE “grab bag” (must be prepaid, but details will
not be disclosed until the night of the event) – stay tuned!
Optional TBE tour experiences (see below).
4-DAY POST-EXTENSION TO SANTA MARTA
(*) 10 rooms only for 20 guests maximum
 Three (3) nights in an artsy boutique inn (Santa Marta)
 One-way ground transportation between Cartagena and
Santa Marta
 Daily breakfast throughout
 Impromptu cocktails and spontaneous surprises
 Taxes and service fees throughout
 Optional TBE tour experiences (details and prices forthcoming) including: Snorkeling and diving as well as
hiking in Tayrona National Park
"Travel is more than the seeing of sights; it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the ideas of living." – Miriam Beard
Teresa Beall Expeditions
2724 Pillsbury Road – Chico, California 95973
CST License # 207267040
530.342.6999 (o) – 530.342.6994 (f)
www.TeresaBeall.com
California License # OG82158
Snapshot Overview
A strange thing happens when a war-torn country emerges from its dark past. Optimism mingles with
opportunism, education with exploitation, as investors and travelers set off a resurgence of tourism. For people
who live there, it's a chance to rebuild their economy and connect to a curious and sympathetic world. For the
experienced traveler, it's a chance to see amazing locations once closed to the outside. In this light, we've selected
Colombia where reforms, reconstruction, and the passage of time have combined to create accessible and
rewarding experiences for travelers.
Colombia is enjoying a tourism boom, thanks to the buzz about its friendly locals, colonial and pre-Columbian
heritage sites, and a dining scene that combines gastronomic sophistication with outrageous fun (i.e. at Andrés
Carne de Res, Bogotá’s runaway cult favorite steak-house-meets-dance-club). Sightseeing highlights include the
gold museum in capital city Bogotá... Cartagena's baroque 16th-century buildings... the bohemian Caribbean
coast... eco-tourism on the Rosario Islands and the pristine coast of Tayrona National Park... and jungle hikes to the
Lost City in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains (six centuries older than Peru's Machu Picchu). Even
Medellín, a former drug cartel stronghold, is emerging as a destination, with Miami-worthy art galleries and
boutique hotels.
It is important to know the backstory... Colombia earned its scary reputation in the 1970s and '80s, as drug cartels
in the cities of Medellín and Cali gained power, sparking random violence, kidnappings and assassinations. Many of
the cartels collapsed in 1993 after the death of Medellín leader Pablo Escobar, and economic and political reforms
begun in 1999 have lifted nearly half the population out of poverty. Meanwhile, cocaine production has decreased
by more than 80 percent in the past decade.
This exclusive multi-part journey begins with touch down in BOGOTÁ, the country's groovy capital and
commercial backbone. This bustling metropolis, located at an elevation of 8,660 feet on a mountain-rimmed
plateau high in the Andres, is home to 9 million people and fast becoming one of the biggest and most happening
cities in the world. The city is a mix of old and new; trendy and traditional. There is loads to do here both day and
night – a dazzling array of churches, colonial mansions, stately buildings and museums, most of which are free, the
best include the National Museum, Museum del Oro (rated the best Gold Museum in the world) and Police Museum
which includes a delightful guided tour in English and provides a great insight into Colombia's recent troubles.
Don't miss the Ciclovia every Sunday from 7 am to 2 pm when cars are banned from many of the main streets
which quickly fill up with bicycles, roller-bladers, skateboarders and joggers. Next Stop: MANIZALES. The coffee
region for many people is the heart and soul of Colombia, its cultural epicenter. With every turn, a spectacular
panorama greets you – from rolling hillsides of fertile coffee plantations, to plunging valleys, colorful mountain
towns, and vibrant tropical flowers nestled amongst the foliage. Rural life continues as it has done for centuries,
harvesting coffee, plantains and many other fruits in this lush and fertile land. MEDELLÍN is next. Forget
everything you have heard about it; it’s probably old news. The city was the headquarters of one of the country’s
most notorious and infamous drug Cartels of Pablo Escobar and was once the most dangerous city in the world, but
what the international media forgot to report was the cities remarkable turnaround. Those days are long gone and
the city and its surrounding area are very safe to visit with great shopping, nightlife and interesting artwork.
Medellín is the second largest city in Colombia and regarded as one of the most important in business, politics, and
fashion and nightlife. Its growth has been impressive over the past ten years, and the advance in the security
situation has been such that Medellín is now regarded as one of the safest cities in South America. Medellín is
vibrant, contemporary and offers a plethora of fine restaurants, bars and stunningly beautiful people. To sit at a
coffee shop or bar and watch the people of Medellín walk by can easily take up an entire morning. Final stop:
CARTAGENA. Located on the Caribbean coast, it has a fabulously preserved old town with a mix of Latino,
Caribbean and African cultures. Formerly the gateway port used by the Spanish, the city used to store the riches
plundered from the interior before they were transported back to Spain. Cartagena’s rich history, diverse culture
and energy captivate every visitor, allowing them a glimpse into the past and a chance to relax in superb
surroundings. Optional Post Extension – SANTA MARTA. About a 4-hour drive east of Cartagena lies one of the
best beach towns along the Caribbean coast. It’s near stunning Parque Nacional Tayrona where the adventurous
head to the lost city (Ciudad Perdida), a close second to Machu Picchu with almost no tourists.
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Selected Accommodations
CHARLESTON BOGOTÁ
Carrera 13, 85 – 46.
Bogotá, Colombia.
011 (57) 257 1100
www.hotelescharleston.com
This 64-room luxury 5-star boutique hotel
is located in the Zona Rosa area. With an
emphasis on style and design, the guest
rooms are spacious, stylish, and minimalist
yet never dull (with iPod docking stereos in
the rooms). The restaurant and the bar are lively and well designed. The
hotel boasts a lounge, bar, massage/treatment rooms, gift
shops/newsstands and dry cleaning/laundry services. The lobby offers
coffee, free newspapers, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. 24-hour
business center, currency exchange and there’s free Wi-Fi everywhere.
ESTELAR RECINTO DEL PENSAMIENTO
Kilometro 11 Vía al Magdalena.
Manizales, Colombia.
011 (57) 6 8897077(p) / 011 (57) 6 8897070 (f)
www.hotelesestelar.com/en/destinos/colombia/manizales
Positioned in a stunning location with over 20 acres of lush gardens, this
32-room rural and very basic resort is surrounded by Mother Nature with
water, forests and trails, and local attractions including the Forest of
Orchids, Butterfly Observatory and verdant gardens. Manizales is in the
northernmost (and more rural non-touristic portion) of the Colombian
coffee production area.
HOTEL DIEZ
Calle 10a 34-11.
Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia.
011 (57) 4 4481034
www.diezhotel.com
This charming 115-room, 4-star hotel located in
the entertainment district in the area of El
Poblado and close to Park of Lights, Palacio de la
Cultura, Plaza Botero, Lleras Park and Poblado
Park. The hotel offers six restaurants, a health
club, nightclub, business center, and the Nirvana
spa
(manicures,
pedicures,
Ayurveda,
thalassotherapy, aromatherapy, body scrubs, and
hydrotherapy as well as a Turkish hammam).
24-hour room service and free high-speed Wi-Fi
is available.
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CASA POMBO
Calle del Arzobispado
Nº 34-14.
Cartagena de Indias,
Colombia.
011 (57) 4 4481034, or
011 (57) 56646286
www.casapombo.com
Casa Pombo is located
smack dab in the
historical center of
Cartagena and consists
of five luxury apartment
villas with a total of 16
guestrooms. Each 2-4
bedroom apartment has
its own kitchen and all
guestrooms have their
own private baths with
the exception of two
rooms that share a
bathroom. This lovely
villa complex offers all of the services of a grand luxury hotel with trained personnel, 24/7 doorman, and front
desk to assist you with restaurants reservations, tours and visits. Cooks are available if you want to eat in. Cable
television, Wi-Fi, pools, and a spa throughout. (*) We have whole-house exclusivity!
CASA ISABELLA (OPTIONAL POST EXTENSION)
Carrera 2da # 19-20 El Centro
Santa Marta, Colombia.
011 (57) 5 4312082 (o) / (484) 679-6305 – USA phone
www.casadeisabella.com
Located in the heart of downtown Santa Marta, this 3.5-star, 10
room artistic boutique inn is charming and perfect for a small
group. Nearby are Casa de la Aduana, Santa Marta Cathedral,
Taganga Beach and Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino. Rodadero
Beach is not far either. Dry cleaning/laundry services are
available as well as free high-speed wired and wireless Internet.
(*) We have whole-house exclusivity!
SPECIAL NOTE FOR ALL ACC0MMODATIONS– Because guestrooms
in Manizales (Estelar Recinto Del Pensamiento) and Cartagena
(Casa Pombo) are different in size, style and configuration, rooms
at each destination will be assigned by typical TBE “draw.” With
cocktail in hand, couples will draw numbers and (in sequential
order) choose a room.
For those guests post extending, the same sequential draw will take
place in Santa Marta (at Casa Isabella) for the same reason.
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OPTIONAL TOUR EXPERIENCES
BOGOTÁ
 Ciclovia with Locals: Every Sunday for the last 35 years, Bogota has closed about 75 miles of city streets to regular
traffic. The streets fill with local bikers, runners, skaters, walkers, food vendors and other hawkers. Open spaces
offer free yoga and aerobics classes. It's a hugely popular event and people from all over the city participate.
Includes: bilingual assistance, bike rental and helmet.
 Colors/Flavors of Paloquemao: The Plaza de Mercado de
Paloquemao is one of Bogotá’s most important markets for fruits,
vegetables, meat, fish, dairy, flowers, and much more. It was
founded in 1946, and has been in its current location since 1967.
The market is divided into different outdoors and indoors
sections: Fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, flowers… The most
interesting is the outdoor flower market, but you must get there
early (by 8:00 a.m.) to catch the vibes and the morning colors.
Enjoy the indoor part of the market for a local breakfast including
some of the freshest fruit juices you have ever tasted. Includes:
bilingual guide and assistance with transportation.
 TBE Grab Bag: (4-10 pm; $100 pp) – Sign up blindly… half of the fun is the anticipation. Includes food and drink.
MEDELLÍN
 Paragliding: Fly in Medellin, surrounded by an amazing landscape
and beautiful waterfalls and city views. Located 50 minutes away
from the city, the mountain area brings ideal conditions (excellent
thermals, XC potentials and afternoon valley releases). Fly
accompanied by an experienced and professional paraglide pilot.
Security is high with a back protector for the passenger, an
emergency parachute, helmet and everything needed to make the
flight more enjoyable and safe. The flight lasts 20 to 30 minutes.
Accessible to people of all ages without restriction, and no prior
knowledge required. If you have never done this (or even if you
have) it is a “must do” for your bucket list. Includes: bilingual
guide and assistance with transportation, an experienced professional and licensed pilot who will tandem each flyer,
and then lunch with three beers (you just might need all three beers when it is all said and done).
CARTAGENA
 Rosario Islands: An all-day tour by boat to the
Archipelago 'Islas del Rosario' located 45km southeast
(approximately one hour boat ride) from Cartagena
bay. The national park is surrounded by coral reefs
and lapped by clear blue waters and is the natural
habitat for a large variety of marine fauna. Three
ecosystems thrive here:
coastal lagoons, the
mangroves surrounding them and tropical forest.
Once you arrive in “San Pedro de Majagua” island,
you´ll have plenty of free time for snorkeling (mask, snorkel and fins available for rent) and relaxation on your own.
The only programed activity is a delicious lunch prepared by the island locals. Includes: bilingual guide and
assistance with transportation to/from the pier, shared boat ride to/from the islands, and a lobster lunch.
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San Basilio de Palenque: San Basilio de Palenque is a small town located 60km from Cartagena (an approximate one
hour’s drive along the “Vía de la Cordialidad” on the way to
Barranquilla). Recognized by UNESCO, the town’s name comes
from the Palenques, communities of escaped slaves from the
colonial period of the XVII century. This community has survived in
San Basilio with their practices, customs and traditions intact. It’s
like time has stood still. They retain heavy African influences in
their daily routines and in their Palanquera tongue which blends
elements of Spanish with the Bantu dialects of Africa. Upon arrival
in Palenque, you’ll meet a family who will teach you about the
local customs and local way of life. Palanquera women will teach
you how to carry fruit in a head basket while walking, and you’ll
have plenty of time to walk around the community and listen to
tales of religious beliefs and customs. Includes: bilingual guide,
transportation, lunch and folklore show.
Salsa, Salsa, Salsa: “Dude, if you wanna meet local girls you gotta
be able to dance!” The atmosphere at Café Havana Salsa Club is
pure Old Havana, touched with amber lights and walls covered
with black and white pictures of legendary Cuban singers, rum
flows while salsa band swings. It offers a mixed crowd of locals
and tourists, drinkers, dancers and musicians – a perfect place to
get in touch with the local culture around salsa. You’ll arrive before
the doors open to general public to learn basic salsa steps by a
professional dancer in a private class, and then get ready for a
night full of salsa and mojitos. Includes: 90-min lesson, entrance
fee, and 3 mojitos (then no host drinks) – club is within walking
distance from hotel! http://cafehavanacartagena.com
Organic Mud Bath at Volcan del Totumo: Supposedly, aside from
being a crazy experience, the mud inside of this 65 foot volcano
contains sulfites, phosphates, and magnesium which have curative
properties that apparently cure acne, ulcers, rheumatism, and
arthritis. Due to the density of the mud, bathers don’t sink.
Afterwards, you’re led down the hill to bath in the natural
reservoir.
Includes:
bilingual guide and assistance with
transportation, entrance fee, and lunch/snack. NOTE: Bring your
bathing suit, towel, camera, cash for gratuities for the “scrubbers”
and “washers”, and your fun attitude. Don’t bring your jewelry –
you’ll never find it if it falls off and it will get filthy even if it does
not. The ladder to reach the mud bath is narrow and slippery!
SANTA MARTA
 Scuba and Snorkeling: We need to organize a custom plan, based on those interested in scuba diving and those
wanting to snorkel.
The best PADI certified dive center in the area is the Poseidon Diver Center
(www.poseidondivecenter.com).
 Tayrona Park: We need to organize a custom plan, based on the interest of the majority. There are several
options… hire a driver to transport us and then explore the jungle, river and beach on our own… hire a driver/guide
to guide/explore with us… book a package to Tayronka (an ecological reserve where you can visit an original Tayrona
heritage settlement, and then float in inner tubes down the river to the sea in search of howler monkeys, toucans,
macaws, snakes, etc.) Preference?
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Inclusions, Exclusions, and the Fine Print
“Colombia: From Hot to Haute” – 12-day Package ($2750 pp, dbl occ)
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Four (4) nights in luxurious urban digs (Bogotá)
Two (2) nights in very basic rustic accommodations (Manizales – Zona Café Coffee Area)
Three (3) nights in a nice city hotel (Medellín)
Four (4) nights in lovely spacious villa apartments (Cartagena)
One-way flight between Bogotá and Manizales
One-way flight between Manizales and Medellín
One-way flight between Medellín and Cartagena
Arrival/departure transfers between airports and hotels throughout
Daily breakfast throughout, plus two included lunches in Manizales
Taxes and services fees throughout
Guided “La Candelaria” historic walking tour (Bogotá)
Coffee process/tasting tour (Manizales)
Paso Fino horse show (Manizales)
Cultural exchange with a Manizales Foundation (with the opportunity to donate supplies: need pens/pencils and a video recorder)
Pablo Escobar Violent Times and Social Transformation tour (Medellín)
Guided cultural city walking tour (Medellín)
Guided colonial city walking tour (Cartagena)
Two surprise tour experiences
Impromptu cocktails and some spontaneous surprises throughout
Optional TBE “Grab Bag” (TBA – must be prepaid, but details will not be disclosed until the night of the event!)
Optional TBE Tour Experiences – See description and prices.
Optional 3-night Post-Extension to Santa Marta ($400 pp, dbl occ)
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Three (3) nights in an artsy boutique hotel (Santa Marta)
One-way ground transportation between Cartagena and Santa Marta with stop in Barranquilla en route
Daily breakfast throughout
Impromptu cocktails
Taxes and service fees throughout
Optional TBE snorkeling and diving as well as hiking/exploring in Tayrona National Park
Exclusions
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Airport Departure taxes (most are included in your airline tickets).
International R/T flight from USA to Bogotá with return from Cartagena (or Santa Marta, if you extend). Use you frequent flyer miles for flights
between the USA and Colombia, or pay for a ticket and earn miles for the journey. NOTE – You need to depart the USA on 4/6 to arrive Bogotá
by 4/7. Call for help!
Lunches and dinners, unless otherwise stated
Alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks of any kind, unless otherwise stated
Gratuities to guides, drivers and hotel porters
Personal expenditures, i.e. laundry, telephone bills, room charges, in-room movies, beverages of any kind, souvenirs, etcetera
Optional TBE “Grab Bag”
Optional Tour Experiences (see above)
Optional Travel Insurance (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) – Deluxe Plan (trip cancellation, trip interruption/delay, lost baggage/delay, emergency
accident/medical (50K), evacuation/repatriation (250K), accidental death (25K), 24-hour travel assistance services). Premiums are determined
by your land and flight costs – $139 pp (up to $2500); $149 pp (up to $3000); $159 pp (up to $3500); $169 pp (up to $4000); $179 pp (up to
$4500); $189 pp (up to $5000). More info? www.travelinsured.com
The Fine Print
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PRICE – Tour price is based on double occupancy (31 maximum for the basic 14-day program; 20 max for the extension to Santa Marta). Single
supplement $1400 pp for 14 day program; single supplement $200 for 3-night Santa Marta extension. Triple and quad occupancy not available.
Price is guaranteed, but if (due to unforeseen circumstances beyond the control of TBE), i.e. suppliers increase the costs, euro/dollar exchange rate
fluctuates dramatically, we’ll adjust price accordingly. Airfares are subject to change until ticketed. If the number of travelers falls lower than 24,
price will be adjusted accordingly or tour will be canceled. SINGLE SUPPLEMENT – please inquire.
DEPOSIT/PAYMENT POLICY – A $1000 pp deposit is due at the time of reservation ($500 is refundable if cancelled prior to final payment;
otherwise 100% nonrefundable). FINAL PAYMENT DUE FEBRUARY 5, 2013. No credit cards. Please make checks payable to Teresa Beall
Expeditions.
CANCELLATION & REFUNDS – For cancellation more than 90 days prior to departure, a cancellation fee of $500 tour cost will apply. For
cancellation less than 90 days prior to departure, a 100% cancellation fee of the tour cost will apply. No refunds paid for unused services such as
transfers, sightseeing, meals, hotel accommodation, entrance fees, and others that are listed in the tour program.
LAND ARRANGEMENTS – We reserve the right to change the itinerary due to unforeseen circumstances. In all cases, Teresa Beall Expeditions will
do their best to maintain tour content. We reserve the right to change the hotel listed for another of similar quality.
RESPONSIBILITY & LIABILITY – Whereas Teresa Beall Expeditions operate the program only as an agent of the aircraft, hotel, bus operators, local
sight-seeing contractors and others who provide actual land arrangements, we are not liable for any act, omission, delay, injury, loss or damage or
nonperformance occurring in connection with these tours. The Passenger contract in use by the airline concerned, when issued, shall constitute
the sole contract between the airline and the purchaser of the tours and/or passenger. Teresa Beall Expeditions reserves the right to bring legal
action to collect damages in the event that the purchaser fails to pay any fees due for services, including cancellation fees as listed in “'Cancellations
& Refunds'. The parties agree that should legal action be commenced, the prevailing party will be entitled to reasonable attorney fees and court
costs in addition to the actual damages sustained and proven.
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Confirmation & REGISTRATION FORM
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Passenger Responsibility: Passenger has read the above exclusions, inclusions, and fine print (terms and conditions) and
agrees to each of them, and hereby warrants that he/she fully understands each of them. Specifically the passenger
understands that should he/she cancel the trip for any reason, he/she will be charged the cancellation fee set out in the
'Cancellations & Refunds' section in the Fine Print details above.
Passport and Documentation: Your passport must be valid for at least six months with at least two empty pages.
Entire Agreement Severability: This is the entire agreement of the parties and it may be amended only by written
agreement signed by both Teresa Beall Expeditions and the client. If any part of this agreement is held unenforceable by a
court of law, the rest of this agreement will nevertheless remain in force and effect.
Travel Insurance: Travel insurance is not included in the tour price, but is highly recommended for your own protection.
It is the passenger's responsibility to verify whether his/her local health insurance provides coverage while out of the
USA. Please contact your insurance carrier for details. Teresa Beall Expeditions highly recommends the purchase of
comprehensive travel insurance, which covers health, luggage and trip cancellation. A waiver must be signed if insurance
is declined.
PASSPORT SPELLING: First Name ______________________________________ Middle Name _____________ Last Name ____________________________________
Street Address ______________________________________________________________ Traveling with _____________________________________________________________
City ____________________________________________________________ State ________ Zip _______________________ Date of Birth ___________________________________
Home Phone __________________________ Cell Phone ________________________ E-mail _______________________________________________________________________
Nationality __________ Passport number ________________________________________________________________ Valid until ____________________________________
Emergency Contact (relationship) _____________________________________________________________________ Phone _________________________________________
BED STYLE REQUEST (not guaranteed)
PRE-DEPARTURE PARK AND FLY
NEED HELP WITH FLIGHTS?
OPTIONAL PRE-EXTENSION (Bogotá)
___ One Bed (Queen/King)
___ El Rancho Inn SFO www.elranchoinn.com ___ Hacienda LAX www.haciendahotel.com
___Yes ___ N0 ____________________________________ Airport Gateway
___ Economy
___ Economy Plus
___ Business Class
___ Using miles outright to purchase ticket
_______________ Frequent Flyer Account #
Credit card number ___________________________ __________ Exp
_____ 3-digit Security Code
___ Yes
___ No
___ Pre
___ Post Where ________________________________________
OPTIONAL POST-EXTENSION (Santa Marta) ___ Yes
CUSTOM PRE/POST EXTENSION
OPTIONAL TBE Grab Bag (TBA)
OPTIONAL TBE Tour Experiences
OPTIONAL TRAVEL INSURANCE:
(Highly Recommended)
___ Two Beds (Two Twins/Doubles)
___ Yes
___ No
(*) Arrive 1 or 2 days prior before the rest of the group arrives.
___ No
Ciclovia (Bogotá)
Colors and Flavors (Bogotá)
Paragliding (Medellín)
Rosario Islands (Cartagena)
San Basilio de Palenque (Cartagena)
El Totuma Mud Bath (Cartagena)
Salsa, Salsa, Salsa (Cartagena)
___ $139 pp ($2000 – $2499 coverage)
___ $159 pp ($3000 – $3499 coverage)
___ $179 pp ($4000 – $4499 coverage)
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Need help?
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___ No
___ No
___ $149 pp ($2500 – $2999 coverage)
___ $169 pp ($3500 – $3999 coverage)
___ $189 pp ($4500 – $4999 coverage)
(*) If declined, you’re fully responsible for fees associated due to cancellation/medical necessities/lost baggage/delayed flights, etc.
I hereby sign and agree to the terms and conditions attached to this form:
Signature ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date ___________________________________
IMPORTANT – Please sign this form and return it with a check deposit for $1000 pp, made payable to Teresa Beall Expeditions.
SEND THIS FORM AND CHECK TO: TERESA BEALL EXPEDITIONS @ 2724 Pillsbury Road, Chico, California 95973
530.342.6999 (o) – 530.342.6994 (f)
www.TeresaBeall.com

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