Goods and bads

I was in Belize, Caye Caulker for whole month (August) with Frontier. First I have to say I loved my time there, that the lovely and extremely competent Frontier coordinators and the people who we were working there made the trip worthwhile, (the best trip of my life actually) including the people from the Fisheries Department, FAMRACC (who were both incridible) and Frenchies diving center although I had some horrible first days at camp because of the sandflies (that kind of ruined a bit the experience beacause they sting you all day) they dont let you sleep well and there is no other way besides not being at camp that can save you from them at it seems like a problem that Frontier doesnt look worried in adressing. Secondly i want to talk about the Frotier people from London HQ, that unlike the Frontier coordinators in Belize, were incompetent, they didnt know how to explain anything. They wouldnt let me talk to the coordinators in Belize unless I had payed for the volunteering, actually, they almost didnt know any relevant information or whatsoever about the project and also to top it all they, told me to book a hotel on the last day that wasn t at all necessary.
Overall I would recommend volunteering in Marine Conservation in Belize for sure but I wouldn t recommend Frontier to anybody who is thinking in doing volunteering, there are for sure better volunteering agencies or just talk directly with the organizations in the country you what to do the volunteering in.