4 Days Glover's Reef Kayaking and SUP Camp in Belize

Isla Marisol Resort hosts 35 guests in 12 cozy beach cabanas and two sizable oceanfront reef houses. The accommodations are comfortable, equipped with hot and cold fresh water for bathing and include daily housekeeping. Electricity (110 volts) is available around-the-clock. Air conditioning is available upon request. There are no phones, televisions, or Wi-Fi in the rooms.

Beach cabanas

Beach cabanas can accommodate two people. The 12 rustic beach cabanas sit on stilts above the sand, each with a private en-suite bathroom, hot and cold fresh water for bathing, and a veranda with a hammock and chairs.

Oceanfront reef houses

Oceanfront reef houses can accommodate four to six people. Standing tall along the oceanfront are two reef houses boasting spectacular 180-degree views from 36-foot private verandas high above the sea. Perfect for daytime sunbathing and nighttime stargazing, these homes include a living room with a wet bar and sofa bed, two bedrooms, and two oversized bathrooms with enough space to comfortably accommodate four to six people. Reef houses are perfect for families, couples traveling together, groups of friends, and anyone seeking a little extra privacy.

Explore Glover’s Reef Marine Reserve atop a kayak or paddleboard. Isla Marisol Resort welcomes all paddlers, whether novice or experienced, to explore above and below the sea. Two guided local paddle trips are scheduled each day to explore different parts of Glover’s Reef Atoll. Paddlers can also set out on their own and enjoy free use of a small fleet of single and tandem kayaks and paddle boards for use inside the lagoon and around the island.

Your SUP adventure will take place at Glover's Reef, Belize. Glover’s Reef Atoll is the southernmost of the three atolls found in Belize and is located approximately 30 miles off the Belizean coastline. Isla Marisol Resort is situated on Southwest Caye, which is one of only four inhabited islands on the atoll. Situated amid an idyllic UNESCO World Heritage Site and Protected Marine Park, Isla Marisol Resort is perfectly positioned to offer unparalleled island and ocean tours suited to all levels of experience.

Throughout your stay, you will be served a variety of Belizean and American-influenced dishes from fresh ingredients that highlight local and traditional specialties. Meals are served in the communal atmosphere of the dining room and the dining experience is often mentioned as a vacation highlight.

Food allergies and diet restrictions are generally easy to accommodate. When making reservations, please send an inquiry to Isla Marisol Resort of any dietary allergies, restrictions, or strong preferences. Advance notice is essential to ensure the kitchen is equipped with whatever special ingredients needed to meet dietary requests.

• Breakfast is served at 7.30 a.m. and includes coffee, tea, fresh juice, tropical fruits, and some assortment of eggs, bacon, sausage, homemade tortillas, fry jacks, or johnny cakes. Coffee and tea are ready as early as 5 a.m.
• Lunch is served at 12 p.m. and involves an entree such as Belizean garnaches or grilled fish sandwich on homemade bread, paired with a side like soup, salad, or ceviche. Packed lunches are provided for guests on tours.
• Dinner is served at 6 p.m. and features an entree such as grilled lobster, a local favorite like fresh hogfish fish balls, or a traditional Belizean meal like stewed chicken with rice and beans, various sides like potato salad, sweet plantain, or mixed vegetables, and dessert such as coconut pie made from island-grown coconuts.
• Snacks including fresh fruits are always available between meals.

• Conservation diving
• Fly fishing
• Massage
• Scuba diving or snorkeling at Glover's Reef
• Scuba diving or snorkeling at the Great Blue Hole
• Scuba diving or snorkeling with whale sharks
• Snorkeling with dolphins
• Sportfishing

• 4 paddle sessions (kayak or SUP)
• Unlimited use of kayaks and paddle boards
• Experienced guide service
• 3 nights’ accommodations
• Daily housekeeping
• 3 daily meals highlighting local and traditional specialties
• Snacks and fresh fruit, coffee, tea, and tropical juices
• Bottled water refills
• Round-trip boat transfer from Dangriga to Isla Marisol Resort

Arrival by airplane

Please book your flight to arrive at Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport (BZE).

Several airlines fly to Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport (BZE) and the best fares are found by shopping around. Most airlines are now offering competitively priced round trip tickets for under 400 USD from many destinations. Several airlines available are American Airlines, Avianca, Copa Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, Tropic Air, United Airlines, and WestJet.

Getting to Isla Marisol Resort from Belize City is not difficult. The most convenient way to reach Dangriga from Belize City is by plane. The 20-minute commuter flight offers spectacular views of the Belizean coastline. Both Maya Island Air and Tropic Air fly to Dangriga. Isla Marisol Resort coordinates transportation from the Dangriga airstrip to the boat at Gra Gra Lagoon, approximately 10 minutes across town.

Air travel is not included in packages; however, you can arrange domestic air travel through the Isla Marisol Resort reservation office.

The boat ride from Gra Gra Lagoon to Isla Marisol Resort is 36 miles by sea, which takes approximately one and a half hours depending on local weather and ocean conditions. The boat is scheduled to depart at 3 p.m. though some flexibility is required to accommodate all travelers. Luggage travels to Isla Marisol Resort in the boat and there is no access to luggage once it is stowed. A small bag with important items is allowed as a carry on during the trip.

• A reservation requires a deposit of 100% of the total price.
• The deposit is non-refundable, if the booking is cancelled.