Overview A new adventure, a new destination, a gay-friendly beach resort. Imagine sailing on a tropical sea. There are black sand beaches, turquoise waters, emerald rain forests and white face monkeys. And above all, there is the magical, dreamlike quality of the tall ship Legacy...a sense of joy and freedom and endless possibility. Source Events and Windjammer are planning a seven-day cruise to this dramatic and off-the-beaten-path destination. This cruise is sponsored by Gay Naturists International (GNI) for men who enjoy sailing nude. Explore the unspoiled Pacific coastline of Costa Rica with its virgin rainforests, whales, wildlife and deserted islands. Walk through waterfalls. Sleep on deck under the stars. Take pleasure in food and music and friendship. Follow your heart, and soar before the wind. Join us for the tall ship sailing adventure of your dreams! Celebration... Dance and dine under a starry sky Enjoy music for play, dance and romance Feast on delicious cuisine Play at a private beach party & bonfire Adventure... Sail to secluded exotic beaches Explore volcanoes, waterfalls and villages Scuba and snorkel to colorful reefs Hike, parasail, kayak, sun & swim Experience... Freedom to play and explore desires Awarness of self, nature and others Discovery of cultures, people and lands Magic of friends, sun & sail

Day Location Arrive Depart February 16 Herradura, Costa Rica   6 PM February 17 Coiba     February 18 Drakes Bay     February 19 Golfito     February 20 Granito del Oro     February 21 Isla Secas     February 22 Quepos     February 23 Herradura, Costa Rica 8 AM   Possible ports of call. Itinerary subject to change       There's no better way to explore the world than tall ship sailing. Sailing is romantic, exciting and adventurous. There is plenty to do. Or not. Some rather extraordinary experiences have been planned, but there is no pressure. Instead, think options. Flexibility. Source Events give you Freedom to Discover.

S.V. Legacy

This four-masted Barquentine, formerly the France II, was built in 1959 by Forges et al Meditterranee of Le Havre, France and served as a meteorological research vessel for the French Government. Acquired by Windjammer in 1989, she was renovated with custom interiors, spacious accommodations and state-of-the-art navigational systems. She blends nautical tradition with modern comfort.

These nude/clothing optional cruises are unique and therefore sell out quickly. Plan and reserve your cabin NOW!

Possible Ports of Call

Herradura

Until recently this gem was unknown to almost all but a few hikers and nature lovers. Now it is home to one of Costa Rica's largest and most luxurious resorts. You'll fall in love with the black sand beaches, swaying palms and turquoise waters. Herradura is known as a surf mecca. The beachside town of Jaco, with lots of handicraft shopping and surf lessons/rentals, is a short taxi ride away. Black sand volcanic beach. Also nearby are La Carara Natl. Park with great birdwatching, and Rio Tarcoles with its crocodile infested waters - really cool to see!

Coiba

Nature is dressed to impress with her verdant jungles and beautiful beaches. An animal lovers paradise with more than 1450 species from parrots to hump black whales.

Drakes Bay
Lush rain forest are the main attraction. Cross the river on a swing bridge or hike through flower lined paths and discover the beautiful place on earth.

Golfito

This coastal town was born in 1938, when the United Fruit Company established its banana plantations here. Built from scratch in a unique plantation style, Golfito soon became the main banana shipping port in Costa Rica. In 1985 "the Big Fruit" company pulled out and today Golfito is a sleepy little town, but it has much to offer in terms of sheer beauty. You can hire a water taxi to explore the nearby beaches, take advantage of the world-class deep-sea fishing or visit the beautiful Casa Orquã­sdeas (Orchid House).

Granito del Oro
Monkeys and parrots call to you from the jungle that frames this golden strand of beach. No wonder they call it "Little Grain of Gold".

Isla Secas
Swimming, snorkeling and shelling are the order of the day in no particular order on this lovely deserted island.

Quepos
A well-known, gay-friendly beach town. You'll be able to go white water rafting or zip accross the rainforest canopy. Explore the sights of Manuel Antonion National Park. This seaside town is the epitome of "jungle chic". Fresh seafood is the order of the day - your taste buds will thank you for being such a savvy traveler. Quepos is best known as the gateway to Manuel Antonio National Park - Costa Rica's crown jewel. White face monkeys squeal with delight as you trek jungle trails to a waterfall falling directly into the ocean as exotic birds fly overhead.