How do I book this tour?

Reserve through the booking link; a $500 deposit is required at time of booking.

Do I need paddleboarding experience?

No prior paddleboarding experience is required; guides support beginners. Basic swimming skills are mandatory.

Are children allowed?

This departure is designed for adults; minimum age is 21.

What happens in bad weather?

Itineraries may be adjusted for safety. Guides will offer alternatives when seas or winds prevent planned activities.

How much should I budget for gratuities and extras?

Plan for spa treatments, optional excursions, personal purchases, and gratuities for crew and resort staff; a modest tip per day per guest is customary.

Belize Catamaran and Resort Escape With Aileen Hale — Sail Goff’s Caye to Ambergris Caye | Catamaran | Sailing

Q: What is included in the price?

Seven nights (three aboard catamaran, four at Coco Beach Resort), daily breakfasts, guided snorkeling and paddling, group dinners, and round‑trip transfers as listed.

Belize Catamaran and Resort Escape with Aileen Hale drops you into the warm, clear water of Belize’s Barrier Reef, launching from Belize City and centering on Ambergris Caye. This eight‑day, seven‑night journey pairs three nights aboard a private catamaran with four nights at Coco Beach Resort, giving travelers the rare combination of small‑boat cruising and island‑side comfort. The trip moves at sea rhythm: morning sails to Goff’s Caye and Turneffe Atoll, daylight spent snorkeling over coral gardens, paddleboarding on glassy shallows, and skimming between cayes. Turneffe Atoll’s ring of coral and lagoons is part of the Belize Barrier Reef system, a living reefscape that supports nurse sharks, turtles, rays, and dense schools of parrotfish. Above water, the reef’s white sand cayes and the shallow turquoise shelf make for picture‑perfect snorkeling and easy landings. Ashore on Ambergris Caye, Coco Beach Resort becomes a base for spa time, hammock hours, and the island’s playful evenings. The itinerary names local flavors and spots you can actually find: The Truck Stop for lively food‑truck nights and Secret Beach for a golf‑cart pilgrimage to shallow sandbars, hammocks, and seaside lunches. Community connection is built into the schedule — afterschool activities with local children and shopping for handmade souvenirs keep the visit rooted in place. Practical details are straightforward: travel arrivals route through Belize City (Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport – BZE), and round‑trip transfers are included. Pricing is listed at $3,299 per person double occupancy and $6,299 single occupancy for the January 13–20, 2027 departure. The trip requires basic swimming ability, comfort boarding small boats, and a readiness for daily paddleboarding and snorkeling; guests must be adults (minimum age 21). What makes this program stand out in Belize is the curated balance: a private catamaran gives access to less crowded reefs and cayes while a resort stay adds creature comforts and community rhythm. Guides provide gear and local insight, and seamless logistics mean you spend your energy on salt, sun, and conversation instead of transfers. Whether you want to chase a blue morpho of fish through coral bommies or end the day with pilates over the water and a sunset cocktail, this escape delivers a full-spectrum Belize experience that feels both adventurous and unmistakably hospitable. Included in the package are seven nights of lodging—three nights aboard and four nights at the resort—daily breakfasts, guided snorkeling and paddling sessions, group dinners, and scheduled transfers between Belize City and the islands. Optional add‑ons cited in the itinerary include spa treatments, guided dives, and Secret Beach excursions. Travelers should bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and an open schedule: weather and sea conditions shape each day, and flexibility rewards those who want to follow the tide.

About Bluet SUP

Bluet SUP is a paddleboarding and water-experience company based in Argyle, Texas. The company offers a variety of guided and special-event paddles, including sunset SUP yoga, themed holiday paddles, full-moon excursions, sound healing sessions, and catamaran journeys. Bluet SUP organizes local Lake Lewisville events and multi-day adventures, combining stand-up paddleboarding, yoga, guided meditation, and social gatherings to create accessible outdoor experiences for all skill levels.

Experienced instructors lead group classes such as SUP Yoga with Lucinda and Hikerbabes SUP Yoga, focusing on balance, breath, and beginner-friendly modifications. Special events include seasonal activities like Turkey Paddle, Halloween Paddle, and Santa Paddle, plus signature evenings like Champagne Float and Full Moon Paddles & Catamaran Experience. The Sound Healing Bath pairs a peaceful paddle to a secluded cove with guided meditation and live singing bowls.

Beyond single-night events, Bluet SUP promotes small-group travel with offerings such as a seven-day Catamaran Greece Tour that combines sailing, paddleboarding, swimming, and onboard meals. Community-centered programming emphasizes safety, clear instructions, and inclusive pacing so newcomers and experienced paddlers alike can participate comfortably.

Safety equipment, launch-site directions, and event details are provided for every booking, and the business partners with local parks and professionals for guided sessions. Bluet SUP’s mixed program of fitness, wellness, and social events builds memorable outdoor experiences while prioritizing participant safety and professional instruction.

Events primarily launch from Pilot Knoll Park and Lake Lewisville in the Argyle area, and bookings list equipment rental options, meeting details, skill requirements, and clear cancellation policies and guidance.