Belize Barrier Reef
Daily destinations are selected with weather, sea conditions and the group’s experience in mind. A licensed guide leads the trip and helps guests spot the marine life and reef features that make southern Belize special.
Belize’s southernmost atoll offers dramatic walls, coral pinnacles and clear offshore water. Popular areas include Long Caye Wall, The Aquarium, Manta Wall and The Pinnacles. Travel time is typically about 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours.
The South Water Caye Marine Reserve protects a vast stretch of reef habitat known for spotted eagle rays, southern stingrays, corals and less-crowded diving and snorkeling.
These small white-sand cayes are surrounded by clear, shallow reef habitat. Guests may encounter reef fish, lobster, sea turtles, nurse sharks and rays, depending on conditions and wildlife activity.
This World Heritage Site is about 11 miles east of Placencia. Protected fringe reefs and generally gentle conditions make several sites suitable for newer divers, while canyons and coral gardens reward experienced eyes.
Whale sharks visit the Gladden Spit area seasonally, usually between April and June. Trips depend on regulated dates, weather and natural activity, and sightings are never guaranteed.