by heatherm | Oct 26, 2024 | Blog - Tsunami Adventures
It’s been a really long while, since I posted blogging. I decided it’s important for our followers and up and coming customers to have this up to date information. We are going to be updating 2 times a month about the island and any important things that are of interest. Please take a look at many of our previous blogs, lots of still valid...
by heatherm | Nov 18, 2016 | Blog - Tsunami Adventures
Garifuna Settlement Day Celebrations on Caye Caulker It’s a holiday weekend in Belize, and on Caye Caulker this year, celebrations kick off on Friday (November 18) evening with Karaoke from 6pm-10pm at Central Park, followed by Garifuna drummers at 10pm then a dance until 2am! Saturday there will be a variety of activities throughout the day, including evening parties at Rose’s Grill, Sports Bar, and West Bay Beach Club. Additionally, there are still great options like snorkel tours, renting a paddle board, and every other tour and rental that Tsunami Adventures has available! Garifuna History Despite being declared endangered by the United Nations in 2001, the Garifuna people (Garinagu) — one of the smallest cultural groups in Belize — has managed to sustain its traditions through music, dance, food and worship. The Garinagu are descendants of Carib Indians (South American natives who settled on the Caribbean island of St Vincent) and West Africans who were said to have escaped from Spanish slave ships in 1635 and made the island their home. Resistant to the arrival of the British to St Vincent in 1763, the Garinagu fought attempts to use their land for sugar cane plantations. Many were killed or imprisoned. Those remaining were exiled to Honduras and eventually migrated by dugout canoe along the Central American coast, reaching Belize in 1802. Today, Garinagu communities make up only 4% of Belize’s more than 325,000 people. Most can be found along the country’s southern coast in the towns of Dangriga and Punta Gorda and the villages of Hopkins, Barranco and Seine Bight. The most important day in the Garifuna calendar...
by heatherm | Mar 4, 2016 | Blog - Tsunami Adventures
Tsunami Adventures, Caye Caulker has moved! Our new location is at Ocean Ferry Caye Caulker main front dock. If you are not familiar with OF they used to be the Caye Caulker Water Taxi. Located in front of Seaside Cabanas and Fantasy Dining (Sandbox) We are open from 8am until 6pm daily. See us on Google Maps. All snorkeling tours will depart from here. All our mainland trips will depart and return from our new location. We are excited to be here and look forward to taking you out on your next adventure. ...
by heatherm | Jul 25, 2015 | Blog - Tsunami Adventures
Notice something different about Tsunami Adventure’s website? We do! We’ve redesigned our website and are proud to announce that not only does it have a new, sleek design, cool features (like online booking and chat functionality), but it’s also mobile friendly! Now no matter what device you’re viewing us on, you’ll have a great user experience and be able to find our tours easily and quickly. We also love the great images and the ability to feature testimonials from you, our valued customers! So take a look around and let us know what you...
by heatherm | May 23, 2015 | Blog - Tsunami Adventures
Tsunami Adventures now accepts payment ahead of time for all your tours. We accept Visa and Mastercard. Email us and tell us that you would like to pre-pay. Ask us any questions. tsunamiadventures@gmail.com We make you a booking form detailing your trips and provide you with a Reference number. Go to our Book NOW and follow the online instructions. Our bank in Caye Caulker is www.atlabank.com It is easy and secure. There are many advantages to pre-paying for your upcoming tour. Your trip is confirmed and guaranteed You don’t have to bring extra money You can budget better for your trip We are the only tour shop in Caye Caulker that offers secure pre-payment for your tours. Ask us any questions. We answer all emails within 24...
