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America - Exploring the Cities - San Diego Animal Adventure
(3 days | 2 nights city package) |
San Diego has shed its beach-bum reputation and emerged a
youthful, energetic city filled with an outdoor-loving population,
pursuing their own happiness and hoping you'll come along for
the ride. With its blue-sky days and just-right nights, San Diego is
commonly said to have the best weather in the world, and with 70
miles of pristine beaches and an endless array of family attractions,
San Diego is a destination you can return to again and again.
The entire family is in for tons of fun at the world-famous San Diego
Zoo, home to polar bears and giant pandas alike. After your trip to
the zoo, spent the rest of your time exploring the city where they
say happy happens. of particular interest to many visitors is the
historic Gaslamp Quarter in all its meticulously-restored brick-and-mortar
grandeur. here you'll find some of the city's best restaurants.
Practically every kind of international cuisine is on offer in the
Gaslamp, from Asian to Irish, Cajun to Spanish. an equally exotic mix
of shopping opportunities is located in the area.
Your Packages Includes:
Your Package Includes:
Accommodations at your selected hotel
State and local taxes
San Diego Zoo admission
- the San Diego Zoo is more than a zoo:
it is a sanctuary for thousands of animals, a landscape of rare
plants from all climates and a living classroom that entertains as well
as educates. Learn about animals that lived in Southern California
12,000 years ago and meet their living counterparts at the new
elephant odyssey. The 7.5-acre habitat features elephants, California
condors, jaguars and more and offers guests insight about the
Zoo's conservation efforts to protect wildlife from becoming extinct
like the mammoth and saber-toothed cat. |
Don't forget to visit the
international famous giant panda family. Home to five giant pandas
the San Diego Zoo has had a love affair with giant pandas ever since
two of the black-and-white bears came to for a short visit in 1987.
In 1996 a female named Bai Yun arrived and has given birth to five cubs,
including the youngster she is raising now. Come see the pandas and
learn about the Zoo's panda conservation efforts. |
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