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Roatan Kayak Adventure

Escape winter with a week of warm water paddling! Spend eight days on this one of a kind Circumnavigation of the Bay Island Roatan.

Lodging | Activities |
|---|---|
Lodges | Kayak |
From | Duration |
|---|---|
Roatan | 8 Days, 7 Nights |
Skill Rating | Van Supported |
|---|---|
1 | Yes |
Single Supplement | Price |
|---|---|
$800 | $3,675 |
Included
Guides, ground transportation, support vehicle, lodging (based on double occupancy, single supplement applies), most meals (breakfasts and all but one dinner), all kayaking equipment, instruction,
Not Included
Transportation to and from Roatan, lunches, one dinner, drinks, personal clothing and equipment, full medical, baggage and trip cancellation insurance, airport taxes and guide gratuities. Single supplement fee of $700 with availability.
Upcoming Dates:
April 22-29, 2026
ITINERARY
Day 1 - The adventure officially begins at the Juan Manuel Galvez Airport (RTB) on the trip start date. Your Northwest Passage guides will greet and transfer you to the West End where you can settle into your room. Before dinner your guides will lead a short paddle to get familiar with your kayak and basic rescue skills. A sunset welcome reception, trip orientation and dinner will round out the evening. (D)
Day 2 - Immediately following breakfast, you will begin the first leg of the kayak journey around Roatan. Paddling east, you’ll kayak past Sandy Bay and several diminutive cays. Deep water channels through the reef provide excellent snorkeling opportunities along the way. At the conclusion of the day’s on water journey, we will shuttle back to the West End for the night. (B, D)
Day 3 - After shuttling to the launch, the eastward journey continues through mangrove cuts and along sandy beaches to Turquoise Bay. Along the way there’s an opportunity to snorkel amongst giant starfish. (B, D)
Day 4 - The eastward paddling journey continues with a lunch stop in the Garifuna town of Punta Gorda. After lunch we kayak past Punta Blanca ultimately stopping for the evening in Camp Bay. (B)
Day 5 - After paddling a short distance along the north coast, we kayak through a “secret” mangrove cut that traverses the width of the island. After emerging from the cut in the former pirate haunt of Port Royal, we kayak to Calabash Bight, the doorstep of a roadless, aquatic neighborhood. (B, D)
Day 6 - You’ll kayak through the aquatic boulevards of the town of Oakridge as we make our west along the southern coast. After crossing several bights (tiny, finger like inlets) around the corner of the prominent Caribe Point we conclude our paddling day in Dixon Cove. (B, D)
Day 7 - Today the goal is to complete the circumnavigation of Roatan. After passing the island’s main town of Coxen Hole we’ll round the western cape of the island and return to the shores of the West End for our final evening on Roatan. (B, D)
Day 8 - Following breakfast, transportation will be provided to the airport where we’ll part ways until our next adventure together. (B)
Note: This is our intended itinerary. As with any adventure travel, the forces of nature can be unpredictable, causing us to make adjustments and changes to the itinerary. Rest assured that our many years of exploring have provided us with numerous options if changes need to be made. If it is too windy to paddle, various hiking, cultural and historical options will make you glad for the winds.
Our Belize kayak and camping trip was not what anyone expected due to unseasonably windy, rainy and cool weather. But we had a grand adventure nonetheless! How many times in your life do you get a chance to help a Belizean captain right and bail his swamped boat? Learn the ebb and flow of life on a tiny uninhabited Caribbean island? See a tiger ray leaping from the water trying to shake off the eel attached to its middle? Backpedal furiously to avoid a collision with a huge loggerhead turtle swimming your way as you snorkel? Eat comforting conch stew at a picnic table, the taste heightened by the sweetness of plantains and sharpness of the ubiquitous Marie Sharp's hot sauce? We experienced all that and much more with our small group this February. Our guide and fearless leader CP was perpetually cheerful and accommodating even as we confronted multiple days of high seas after landing on Moho Caye. He gave us opportunities to kayak whenever conditions permitted but also kept us safe. The local support team of Ian and his son Shane were steady and resourceful even under adverse circumstances. In addition to providing information, guidance and motor transport when needed, they fed us well, including platters of fresh fruit and hot fry jacks cooked in a primitive outdoor kitchen. This was our fourth trip with Northwest Passage, and we are on the lookout for our next one. As always, the company and its excellent staff provided a personalized, unique and fun adventure trip. Derek Belize 2026
My son and I had a fabulous time. Crystal clear water for paddling and swimming. Great scenery. Clean, comfortable accommodations. Wonderful professional, competent, helpful, friendly and enthusiastic guides Chris and Sean. I'd do it again in a heartbeat but I think next time I'll try a different trip.
By Chuck F on Sep 30, 2024
Our family of 5 had an amazing time exploring the Apostle Islands with our guides. Our kids had a blast and will never forget this trip. We felt safe and prepared for the adventure. And to top it all off the food was terrific! One of our family members requires a gluten free diet and they were able to accommodate that with no issues. Thank you, Chris and Ted and Northwest Passage, we could not have asked for a better family trip!
By Sarah B on Sep 04, 2024
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