Activities

Snorkeling

While snorkling is part of many of our expeditions, the following have snorkling as its major activity. Both new and experienced snorkelers can enjoy these expeditions. Check them out!

Photography

California Photography Expeditions

Visiting the natural jewels of Northern California’s coast, we are introducing a series of photography workshops that provide not only instruction but in-depth look at the ecosytem and the animals we visit.  Instructor Kip Evans is a professional photographer who has worked on dozens of National Geographic Society projects and whose images have been widely published.

Kayaking

Discover Belize's remote tropical islands in a way few people have a chance to experience. Turneffe Atoll has the highest biodiversity in the entire Caribbean with a well-developed reef encircling the entire island chain plus a resident population of dolphins.

Kayakers stay at the Blackbird-Oceanic Field Station in comfortable double occupancy beachfront cabanas with private baths. Coral gardens are found in the protected waters within the atoll, all within easy paddling distance of the Field Station.

Scuba Diving

Two excellent expeditions focus on Scuba Diving and Snorkeling ... both at Belize.

World-renowned marine scientist Dr. Sylvia Earle will lead an Oceanic Society expedition to Blackbird Caye, Turneffe Atoll, Belize, to foster public awareness regarding the need for marine protected areas and to discuss potential solutions for preserving oceanic biodiversity.

Participants in this event can enjoy daily scuba diving and guided snorkeling along healthy reefs coupled with informative evening presentations on current scientific findings on preserving marine resources, and what individuals can do to help protect oceans.

 

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