Slickrock Adventure Island

Posted by Slickrock Adventures on September 21, 2021

Happy 40th Independence Day Belize Photo Credit: My Beautiful Belize Dear Slickrock Friends, I trust all’s well with you and yours. Monday, September 21st, 1981 was when the Union Jack was lowered and the Belizean Flag rose, officially ending British colonialism, having been a British Crown Colony since 1862. However, the first British permanent settlement in nowadays Belize was founded in t

Posted by Slickrock Adventures on July 30, 2020

We are happy to announce that our trips will begin again this winter. Our company ethos is and has always been to be “eco-friendly”, not “ego-friendly”, whether that is with ownership or with any of our Slickrock family and friends. Our registration paperwork was previously paper and ink, intensive, from a guest’s perspective, but being three hours from the mainland a

Posted by Slickrock Adventures on December 12, 2018

Chuck and Kelly Cray joined us on the island last April with their 2 daughters ages 7 and 10. I was there at the time, and it was a really great week. My favorite trips are the ones with lots of kids because the presence of kids on the island makes everyone more playful. The guides especially love the kids because they are missing their own kids, because they are gone at home for 2 weeks at a time

Posted by Slickrock Adventures on November 28, 2018

If you are planning to visit Belize, likely you have around 8 or 9 days to spend on your vacation. Most people like to do a combination of island and inland. Then they get the best of both: incredible Caribbean island with white coral sand and tall, shady palm trees coupled with deep jungle full of tropical birds, exotic flowering plants, and Mayan ruins. Our island packages to Long Caye are some

Posted by Slickrock Adventures on January 10, 2018

Glenn Boer joined us this December and he just sent a great video of his trip to our island, combined with his trip extension to nearby Guatemala. The first 3 minutes is about our island an includes the boat ride to the atoll, his cabana, paddling near the island, a kitesurfing lesson, and snorkeling with underwater footage! A fantastic montage! Thanks Glenn.

Posted by Slickrock Adventures on September 6, 2017

Carol Cashion and her family joined us on the island twice recently – in January of 2016 and then again a year later. Carol wrote this blog post for us about how great is it is return to the island for a second trip. All photos are by her, or by other members of her family. Thanks Carol! Top Ten Things We Loved about Going Back to the Island 1. We already had all the snorkeling gear. No shop

Posted by Slickrock Adventures on June 14, 2017

Laia Lanaquera Donet was one of our kitesurf instructors in Belize 3 years ago. Instructing on our private island at Glover’s Reef, at times she was our only instructor and was responsible for our entire kitesurfing program. She only worked for us for one year unfortunately, because after working for us one winter, she got a permanent position as a school teacher in Spain, where she lives. W

Posted by Slickrock Adventures on April 26, 2017

When guests first arrive on our island in Belize, we take them on a tour. In about 45 minutes we show them everything they need to know about the island for the week: where their cabana is, where the bathrooms are, how to check out and return our sport gear, where to find the cold beer, etc. It’s my job to conduct the tour, and one of the odd things that happens every single week is I can

Posted by Slickrock Adventures on March 29, 2017

There are two kind of water on our Belize island: rain water and well water. Rain water is collected on our roofs and we use it for drinking, cooking, and tooth brushing. Even though we have over 15,000 gallons of storage capacity, we conserve this water. Once we run out, that’s it until the next rainy season. Right now we are just entering peak dry season. So it’s crucial to have well