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SPRING AWAKENING YOGA ADVENTURE
with
Kripalu Teacher Julie Zimmermann & Naturalist Jim Tamarack
HOSTED BY: 2FAR SAFARIS …[email protected]
AND
YOGA, BREATH, & SOUND…[email protected]
In collaboration with
Join Julie and Jim for a once in a lifetime experiential escape to the natural excitement of the pure and vital rainforest of the Osa Peninsula.
Beginning in April, join us for a weeklong tropical vacation at an amazing private villa located in Carate, Costa Rica—one of the most beautiful and natural places on the planet.
7 nights /8 days, all inclusive*, Saturday arrival/departure Day 1:
• Arrival San Jose (SJO), Costa Rica, transfer to Hotel Day 2:
• After breakfast, your private driver will take you to the local Airport for your onward flight to Puerto Jimenez, your gateway to the Osa Peninsula
• Light lunch, relaxation time, in the infinity edge pool, or yoga w/ Julie at the beach
Days 3-7
• Daily early morning and afternoon yoga sessions and/or nature activities
• Naturalist-lead activities include horseback riding, nature hikes,
kayaking and guided excursion to neighboring Corcovado National Park, surf fishing, surfing also available.
Day 8:
• Breakfast, followed by departure via charter flight to San Jose
• Morning Yoga
*Massage services are suggested-- surrounded by the cacophonous music of the rain forest
Naturalist outings and activities include horseback riding, nature hikes, kayaking
and guided excursion to neighboring Corcovado National Park.
Turtle night beach walk (seasonal), surf fishing and surfing are also available.
SPRING AWAKENING YOGA ADVENTURE Saturday – Saturday April 4,11,18,25 Total Trip Fee: $2400.00 pp (based on 6 participants) This fee includes a driver meeting your flight at San Jose International Airport, your nite’s stay in San Jose, your flight to Puerto Jimenez and transportation to Carate. As mentioned earlier, all meals, beverages, yoga and naturalist activities originating from Villa Osa Pacifica are also included. Likewise, this cost includes your return chartered flight to San Jose and transportation to the airport. Full payment is mandatory and can be made by direct deposit to our account in the U.S. upon reservation. Contact numbers: Julie Zimmermann (917) 547-9989 [email protected] Jim Tamarack, [email protected]
Bio information: Julie Zimmermann is a senior-level Kripalu yoga teacher certified through the Yoga Alliance. The hallmark of her practice is the ancient gift of pranayama, moving energy through the body using breath work, asana, and meditation to build a practice to help calm and center. Based in NYC, her practice continues to inform her passion for music, film and the performing arts. At Kripalu Center, in Lenox, MA, Julie assisted many internationally recognized yoga teachers. As she began to host workshops focusing on the chakras, on meditation, and pranayama, she created outreach work in communities that had no previous experience of yoga and its effects. She is the recipient of many diversity grants for her work with special populations including chakra workshops for the HIV-positive community, asana practice and meditation for after-school programs in Harlem, chair yoga for seniors in the Haitian-Kreyol community of Brooklyn, and injury-specific work with musicians. Julie teaches group and private vinyasa and hatha classes in New York City, and also travels to host classes and workshops in Mexico, Costa Rica, and Peru and throughout the U.S. 2Far Safaris is an exclusive guide service offered by Conservation Biologist, Jim Tamarack. Jim is a retired Zoologist with the Wildlife Conservation Society and the former Naturalist at The Ford Plantation, a private sporting club in Georgia. He presently leads safaris throughout the great wildlife concentrations of the world. Jim continues to lend his expertise to several research projects in the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica. In addition, he is involved in Crocodile studies with other experts in the field and is helping to coordinate efforts to gather information on monkeys, jaguars and other mammals in the area. He brings students to Costa Rica every summer to learn about sea turtle research and assist with ongoing conservation projects in the region.
