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A breathtaking
boutique hotel in Mexico’s mountain pine forests... Located two
hours northwest of Mexico City, this magical 16th century village is
the perfect backdrop for this exquisite boutique hotel. Rustic
colonial buildings line narrow cobblestone streets that lead to the
shores of Valle’s spectacular mountain lake. Unique shops, five-star
restaurants, beautiful architecture, breathtaking views and endless
outdoor possibilities make this the ideal retreat for the active
traveler. Rodavento itself is one of Mexico’s most distinctive
properties. Built in perfect harmony with the surrounding forest,
its 14 well-appointed suites overlook a private lagoon. This
unforgettable resort offers miles of mountain bike and hiking
trails, an exhilarating zip line “Tirolesa” adventure, lake kayaking
opportunities, an intimate full-service spa, and a world-class
restaurant.
Rodavento Itinerary
Day 1
Arrive to Mexico City airport. Here you will be greeted by our
staff and transferred to Rodavento for a welcome dinner and
orientation talk.
Day 2, 3, 4 Rodavento is the
perfect place for relaxation, adventure and being pampered. Once
here, you will get a chance to decide how you want to spend your
day. There are many choices, including flying through the trees on
our unique canopy adventure “Tirolesa”, kayaking on the lake, riding
into the forest on an ATV, mountain biking, enjoying a horseback
ride, or simply relaxing. You can enjoy time by the pool, the
outdoor Jacuzzi, an intimate fireplace, or getting pampered in our
Spa. You may also choose to stroll through the streets and wonderful
shops of Valle de Bravo, or have dinner in one of its excellent
restaurants. It’s up to you to decide how you would like to spend
your time with us.
Day 5
Transfer to Mexico City International Airport for your trip home.
Land
Costs Include
One adventure
activity per day to choose from:
· ATV
tour
·
Mountainbike ride (bike included)
· Horse
back ride
· Hike in
the forest
·
Tirolesa (zip line canopy tree traverse)
·
Climbing wall
· Rappel
platform
· Kayak
in the lake
· Visit
to Monarch butterfly sanctuary in season (January to March)
· All
breakfasts and lunches (all dinners on your own)
· Lodging
· All
transfers mentioned in itinerary (All in 15 passenger vans or
similar vehicles)
· Support
vehicles for excursions
· All
adventure activities mentioned above
· Special
equipment used in activities and expert guides with first aid and
mechanical knowledge
· Taxes
and local community fees
Not Included
· Air
transportation fees
· Meals
not mentioned in itinerary (all dinners)
·
Optional adventure activities (golf, sailing, paragliding, etc.)
·
Alcoholic beverages and bar drinks
· Spa
services
· Tips
·
Transfers not mentioned in itinerary
·
Articles of personal nature
What to
Pack
The weather in
Valle de Bravo is generally sunny and cool. It is best to bring
light clothing for the mornings because it’s usually warm and sunny,
and warmer clothes for the afternoons and nights because it gets
chilly when the sun goes down (warm jacket, long pants, long sleeved
shirts, etc.). Bring waterproof “stay-put” sandals (Tevas),
comfortable walking shoes, swimming suit, and personal articles.
Don’t forget sunblock and insect repellent. You will also want to
bring a nice casual outfit for nights in the town. For pedaling:
biking shorts and tops, biking shoes, gloves, glasses and personal
water hydration system with small backpack (optional).
Departure Dates
· April
2-6, 2005
· April
30-May 4, 2005
· May
28-June 1, 2005
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November 23 -27, 2005
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December 26-30, 2005
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