Belize is probably best known for its scuba diving and snorkeling. The largest coral reef in the Americas, 300 km (185 miles) long, is found just off the coast. Belize has recently taken steps to protect this natural wonder so that visitors will be able to enjoy it for years to come.
Expensive? Yes. Worth the money? Heck, yeah! If you have one Maya experience, have this one-it is extremely unique. Think Tomb Raider and you are almost there. After a one-hour drive and getting kitted up with headlamps then plunge into the water and swim through the cave entrance before climbing...
This trip takes you across the lake to the western part of Southern Lagoon where a short walk will bring you to the cave entrance. Don a head torch (you have to bring your own) to illuminate your way and you can explore a good cave system which ends at a hole in the ground above that allows light...
Belize’s most famous dive spot is the Blue Hole. Once an underwater cave, the Blue Hole collapsed about 10,000 years ago. It left a nearly perfect circular hole about 300 m (1000 feet) across and over four hundred feet deep. The beautiful sapphire blue spot is visible from space. It is...
If you want to kick back and relax in some of the prettiest scenery Belize has to offer, then take this trip. First stop is the impressive Big Rock Falls, a great sight and an even better place to swim-try eight km high rock jump into the waterfalls' plunge pool. Take lunch overlooking the...
This trip offers some of the best and most varied snorkelling on the entire East coast of Central America. Most tours, which include an in-sea guide, covering three sites-the Coral Gardens off Caye Caulker, the Hol Chan Marine Reserve and the Shark and Ray Alley. Coral Gardens offers a huge variety...