What is dog island ?

Nestled in the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, Dog Island is an ecological marvel, a haven for rare and endemic species. Accessible through a memorable excursion with Funseaker Charter from Anguilla or St. Martin, this island offers an unforgettable adventure for nature lovers and marine biodiversity enthusiasts.

Discovering Endemic Species with Funseaker Charter

The excursion to Dog Island with Funseaker Charter is not just a journey, but an expedition into a world of unique biodiversity. The island is home to fascinating endemic species, such as lizards and birds found nowhere else. Funseaker’s experienced guides provide valuable insights into these creatures, making each encounter more enriching.

A Refuge for Sea Birds and Terrestrial Fauna

Beyond the common seabirds, Dog Island is a sanctuary for rare terrestrial species. The visit offers exceptional opportunities to observe wildlife in its natural habitat, an educational and moving experience.

Exploring Underwater Wonders

The waters surrounding Dog Island are a paradise for divers and snorkelers. With Funseaker Charter, visitors can dive into a stunning underwater world, where coral reefs host an incredible variety of tropical fish, sea turtles, and other marine species. Each dive reveals a different aspect of this rich and colorful marine life.

Ownership of Dog Island: A Commitment to Conservation

Under the protection of the Anguilla and UK governments, Dog Island is a shining example of successful conservation efforts. Funseaker Charter highlights these efforts, underscoring the importance of preserving these unique ecosystems for future generations.

Responsible Ecotourism with Funseaker

Funseaker Charter offers not just a way to discover Dog Island; it’s a gateway to responsible ecotourism. Excursions are designed to minimize environmental impact while providing an immersive and educational experience.

Towards a Sustainable Future

Traveling with Funseaker Charter to Dog Island is a respectful and enlightening exploration of nature. It’s an opportunity to connect with a preserved environment and actively participate in its protection.