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BSA High Adventure trip

BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

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There are Three (3) BSA High Adventure Sites: ~1,100 miles ~1,000 miles Source:

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Page 1: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

BSA High Adventure trip

Page 2: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

Why high adventure?

• Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish).

• Provide specialized adventures through BSA (Mountain Climbing, Sailing, SCUBA)

Page 3: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

There are Three (3) BSA High Adventure Sites:

~1,100 miles

~1,100 miles~1,000 miles

Source: http://www.scouting.org/activities/highadventure/

http://www.ntier.org

Page 4: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

Why SEABASE?

• We are planning a Sea base Trip June 2007– Sea Adventures – Deep Sea Fishing– Sailing– Snorkeling

Page 5: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

What are the Physical Requirements for Seabase?

• Physically Fit– Class 3 medical Form

• Can not weigh over 300 lbs.• Age

– 14 by September 1st – Complete BSA Swim Test

Page 6: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

Physical Limitations

So if I am 14 yrs old 6 foot 2 inches tall and 165 lbs I meet the Physical Requirements

Page 7: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

• STRICT MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS For (SCUBA)

• Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus• Seizure Disorders or Epilepsy• Asthma

If the Scout has a history of Medical Problems Additional Medical Documentation is Required

Page 8: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

The Route to Seabase

1,000 Miles or about 20 Hours

Page 9: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

Primary Question is how to get there from here?

Three Airports near SEABASE ExistAirfare is between $300 - $600

Round Trip 1 Vehicle ~ $200/person

Page 10: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

What Programs Are Offered?

Page 11: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

Location of Seabase• 9 Different Adventures• 3 Locations

– Two in Florida Keys• Lower Matecumbe Key• Summerland Key

– Abaco, Bahamas

Scuba

Page 12: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

There are 9 Different Programs

• Out Island • Coral Reef• SCUBA (2) Beginner & Advanced• Florida Keys Adventure Program• Sea Exploring (Large Group)• Bahamas (2) (International)• Ocean Adventure (Age requirement 16)

Page 13: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

Cost

• Varies between Adventures, but generally between $500 – $700 per person

• Sailing Adventures are less expensive

• All Adventures have Minimum and Maximum number of People

Page 14: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

How to Sign up

• Adventures at SEABASE go on year round.

• Slots are competitive• Slots for the Summer of 2007 will be

pulled from a lottery in Winter 2006– Enter Lottery on-line Jan 15th – Feb 15th

– Pay $100.00/scout deposit after selected– Pay Half of total by August 2006– Deposit is transferable but not refundable

Page 15: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

We are considering a Sailing Adventure in Early June 2007

Total Cost /person is ~$700Includes Transportation and 8 day Sailing Adventure

Page 16: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

QUESTIONS?

Page 17: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

Travel Cost• If we Drive

– Time on Road (20 Hours)– 1 van = 1 crew (2 adults 6 scouts)– Gas = ~$300– Food (6 people x 12 meals x $10.00) = $720– Total = $300+$720=$1020 ~$200/person

Page 18: BSA High Adventure trip. Why high adventure? Give younger scouts something to look forward to as they get older (14 ish). Provide specialized adventures

Cost

• SCUBA Program is $700.00• Estimate $150 for spending (i.e. wet suit

$5.00/day, t-shirts, patches)• Travel to Seabase (minimum

($200)/Person)• Total cost ~ $1000.00