Teen Summers

Marine Conservation Intensive (8–14 days)

Spend most of the session on, around, and sometimes under the water. Teens snorkel or scuba along protected reef zones, collect data with Belizean marine scientists, and learn why lionfish removal, coral nurseries, and manatee protection matter. Evenings on island field stations or coastal lodges keep the vibe low-key and community-oriented.

Reef-and-Rainforest Combo (12–21 days)

Can’t pick between waves and wildlife? Programs that split time between the coast and the jungle let teens tag sea turtles one week and track tropical birds the next. Expect daytime hikes, nighttime crocodile surveys, and homestay visits that showcase how rural villages balance conservation with everyday life.

Island Life + Scuba Certification (7–14 days)

For teens itching to earn their Open Water card, private-island bases make training feel like vacation. Mornings cover dive skills; afternoons focus on reef restoration projects—think coral propagation or underwater cleanups—mixed with paddle-boarding, hammock time, and star-filled beach bonfires.

Culture & Adventure Sampler (10–15 days)

Mix reef exploration with Mayan ruins, zip-lining cloud forests, and hands-on cooking lessons. These all-rounder tracks are ideal for first-time travelers who want a taste of everything: archaeology, service, outdoor adventure, and plenty of opportunities to practice leadership within the group.