moderate
4–6 hours per day
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to handle fishing, paddling, and snorkeling activities comfortably.
Experience Grand Slam fishing and coastal adventures at Rocky Point Permit Camp. From expert-guided fishing to vibrant snorkeling, Ambergris Cay offers a private getaway near Heber City you'll never forget.
DIY Fly Fish Camp in Beautiful Belize
Experience the thrill of Grand Slam fishing at Rocky Point Permit Camp, a unique saltwater paradise where a coral reef meets land. Enjoy hands-on fishing, snorkeling, and paddling adventures right at your doorstep, all while being supported by expert hosts. This secluded camp offers a true home away from home.
Rocky Point Permit Camp (RPPC) stands out as a unique saltwater fly fishing destination where you can have it all—Grand Slam fishing with a DIY approach. One of the only places in the world where a coral reef touches land, RPPC is a snorkel, scuba, and fly fishing dream come true.
Whether you prefer a hands-on experience pursuing bonefish, permit, tarpon, jack, barracuda, triggers, and so much more while wading just feet from your front door, or opt to hit the lagoon on one of the camp's SUPs, canoes, or Skanu's, the choice is yours to craft your adventure.
Regardless of what you choose, rest assured you’ll be supported by our PMD host's experience, local knowledge, gear, and expertise.
RPPC is more than just a fishing camp in paradise; it feels like a true home away from home, where you become a part of the crew. Only accessible via a 60-minute golf cart ride from San Pedro, the seclusion adds another level of exclusivity.
Use sunscreen that protects your skin and the coral reef environment to keep the waters pristine.
The mix of saltwater and sun can quickly dehydrate you, so drink plenty of water throughout your trip.
Help sustain the fish populations by releasing your catch carefully when not keeping any fish.
Protect your feet from coral and rocky shorelines when snorkeling or paddling around the camp.
Rocky Point has been a favored fishing location for decades, with cultural ties to local coastal communities reliant on sustainable marine resources.
The camp promotes catch-and-release practices and uses eco-friendly products to protect coral reefs and fish populations.
A versatile rod suitable for saltwater species like permit and bonefish makes your fishing more effective.
Protect your skin without harming marine ecosystems during sunny days on the water.
summer specific
Keeps your personal items dry during paddling or on the water.
Bring or rent a mask, snorkel, and fins to explore underwater life at the coral reef.
summer specific