Welcome to Belize

Welcome to Belize
Itinerary
   Day 1 Arriving in Belize
   Day 2 Intro to Kayaking          and Belize Biogeography
   Days 3 - 7 Exploration
   Day 8 Homeward Bound
Getting There
   Airlines
   Travel Tips
What to Bring
   Travel Docs
   Money
   Insurance
   Clothes and Equipment
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Map of Belize

Discover Belize's remote tropical islands by kayak
in a way few people have a chance to experience.

Based on a private island at the Oceanic Society's own Field Station at Turneffe Atoll, this unique adventure offers excellent kayaking and snorkeling in areas usually inaccessible to standard Belize programs.

Turneffe Atoll has the highest biodiversity in the entire Caribbean with a well-developed reef encircling the entire island chain. Kayakers stay at the Blackbird-Oceanic Field Station in comfortable double occupancy beachfront cabanas with private baths. Over 25 species of birds are found on Blackbird and the surrounding habitat serves as a feeding and resting area for dolphins, manatees and sea turtles. Coral gardens are found in the protected waters within the atoll, all within easy paddling distance of the Field Station.

No previous kayak experience is needed to participate. This adventure is designed to introduce the beginner to a great way of exploration as well as offer the challenges relished by skilled paddlers. The protected, shallow waters of Turneffe are an ideal staging area for our adventure.

For more detail go to:
Belize itinerary

Turneffe Island
April 26 -May 3, 2008 and May 3 - 10, 2008
Nov 29 - Dec 6, 2008, Dec 6 - Dec 13, 2008
Cost: $1,790
Trip Leader: Michael Morgan

Includes: Entrance fees, boat transfers to the island, food, leadership, kayak instruction,
kayaking equipment, and taxes.
Does not include: Airfare, airport transfers (can be arranged for - $25 US for 1-4 each way), sodas or beers, tips, personal gear and clothing.

For questions please give us a call anytime at
(415) 488-1000 or email us at
paddle@seatrekkayak.com