Our students are engaged in all aspects of boat life – from skippering and sailing to meal prep and boat maintenance. SeaTrek students leave our summer programs with a wealth of yachting knowledge, but also leadership skills and feeling more empowered and confident.

We keep our class sizes small, limit the number of boats, and provide excellent supervision by our experienced staff. Our students and staff form unbelievable bonds as they work, live, sail and dive together, creating a home-away-from-home atmosphere out on the water.

Each SeaTrek teen summer camp boat is separated by student age and staffed by a captain, marine biologist, NAUI scuba instructor, and deckhand/divemaster to provide adequate supervision, accessibility and expertise. All staff are CPR/1st Aid certified and most are Rescue Divers, with many being instructors.

Safety is our #1 priority. We understand the inherent risk involved in sailing, diving and exploring so we adhere to a very strict code of standards and procedures and hold our staff to the highest standards possible. All staff-student interactions are centered on a system of values that include responsibility, trustworthiness, caring and respect.

Our scuba camp and sailing and marine biology instruction are second to none. We use a student-centered teaching method that encourages students to build confidence and go beyond the required skill sets. Students serve as skipper of the day, assist our marine biologists, and earn diving and sailing certifications.

Our sailing catamarans serve as floating marine science classrooms. Our staff biologists introduce students to the ecology and wildlife of the islands. Our summer marine biology program provides a variety of interactive, hands-on marine biology activities. These include sea turtle tagging, coral reef surveying, species monitoring, and reef fish identification. By participating in these marine biology projects, students can earn community service or academic credit.

No matter how hard we’ve been working during our dive classes or yachting, we always make time for fun. We roll out the water sports boats and water toys daily – kayaks, kneeboards, wakeboards, tubes and stand up paddle boards (SUPs). Students enjoy hiking through tropical forests, exploring intertidal areas, learning about island culture and playing beach games.