3 Regenerative Adventures That’ll Convince You To Take A Land-Based Belize Trip
From the mist-capped peaks of the Maya Mountain Mastiff—including its most famous resident, The Sleeping Giant—to lush banana plantations of...
READ MOREAs the largest and most intact reef system within the Northern Hemisphere, the Belize Barrier Reef comprises seven (7) key marine reserve zones, over four hundred cayes (islands) and three (3) atolls. The reef’s crystal blue waters are a haven for its marine community and an enticing exploratory region for SCUBA divers and snorkelers. Discover the over five hundred species of fish, seventy hard coral and thirty six soft coral species among the plenty of aesthetic views both above and below water. In 1996, this reef was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its significant habitats and natural development. Add the cultural appeal of Belize and skilled guides, and you’ve got yourself the dive trip of a lifetime.
Deep channels coincide with dramatic rising pinnacles at the Glover’s Reef Marine Reserve. The reserve is one of Belize’s three…
The Blue Hole Natural Monument is a breathtaking ring of coral encircling a huge, underwater sinkhole located in the shallow…
Lesser-known but just as spectacular is the South Water Caye Marine Reserve. It is one of the largest reserves in…
Bacalar Chico is a hidden treasure with a pristine environment teeming with wildlife and a brilliant array of coral. By…
Shark Ray Alley is located just one mile south of the Hol Chan cut and is listed as “Zone D” of…
As translated in Maya as “Little Channel,” the Hol Chan Marine Reserve refers to the deep cut or “quebrada” in the barrier…