Ewan McGregor and Chris Begley in the

Mosquito Coast of Honduras

Archaeological expeditions are one of our specialties. Dr. Christopher Begley, a Fulbright Scholar and long-time researcher in Central America, designs and guides our archaeological tours. Students will experience first-hand the realities of archaeological research in the tropics, and explore issues such as political and cultural ramifications of archaeological research, preservation and protection problems, and the role of archaeology in the local economy. Archaeological programs may focus on the remote Mosquito Coast area, the more accessible areas such as the North Coast, Bay Islands, or the Maya area, or any combination of those.

- Archaeological Expeditions -

To contact us:

Phone: 859-608-2478

Email: info@explorationfoundation.org

Petroglyph, Mosquito Coast, Honduras

Archaeological Expeditions

 

Cross-country jungle trek (14 days)—very strenuous—Survival/Biology/Archaeology

Experience firsthand the primary rainforest of the Mosquito Coast while learning about jungle survival, navigation, and the flora, fauna, and ancient history of the region. Guides—archaeologist Chris Begley, naturalist Jorge Salaverri, and jungle expert Francisco Bueso.

 

River raft trip (14 days)—moderately strenuous-Archaeology/Culture/Biology (see sample itinerary)

Archaeological Tour of the Rio Platano. Traveling primarily in rafts, this tour focuses on the renowned archaeological sites located along the beautiful Rio Platano in the heart of the Rio Platano biosphere reserve. Guided by naturalist Jorge Salaverri and Dr. Chris Begley, the leading archaeological expert in this region. This trip was just named one of National Geographic Traveler’s ‘50 Tours of a Lifetime’! Click here to see the article.

Tropical Classroom Expeditions