Belize boasts the Western Hemisphere's longest continuous barrier reef, approximately 185 miles of coral formations with a large variety of marine life. The pristine Southern Barrier Reef offers several different snorkeling sites for beginners and experienced snorkelers. With visibility usually ranging between 60 ft/18/m to 100ft/30m snorkelers love Belize's shallow reefs, channels and gentle currents where they often have close encounters with eagle rays, tarpon, cleaner fish, stingrays, octopus and even dolphins.

The majority of our snorkeling takes place a short 35 minutes away in the South Water Caye Marine Reserve where conservation and safety are the key words.  All trips are accompanied by a certified Belizean Tour guide who would love to share his passion and knowledge of the ocean with you.  The weather influences our choice of snorkeling sites.  When we snorkel the northern part of the Southern Barrier Reef, we usually make a stop at Man-of-War Caye where there are a variety of nesting birds like frigates and brown boobies.  On this trip entry and exit are directly from the boat, as opposed to the island based snorkeling where you can wade into the water from the beach.  This trip is ideal for agile and experienced snorkelers as snorkeling is done from the boat.  For less confident or new snorkelers, we can drop the snorkel teams off at an island where you can relax, explore the island or simply snorkel in the waters from the beach.

Belize boasts the Western Hemisphere's longest continuous barrier reef, approximately 185 miles of coral formations with a large variety of marine life. The pristine Southern Barrier Reef offers several different snorkeling sites for beginners and experienced snorkelers. With visibility usually ranging between 60 ft/18/m to 100ft/30m snorkelers love Belize's shallow reefs, channels and gentle currents where they often have close encounters with eagle rays, tarpon, cleaner fish, stingrays, octopus and even dolphins.

The majority of our snorkeling takes place a short 35 minutes away in the South Water Caye Marine Reserve where conservation and safety are the key words.  All trips are accompanied by a certified Belizean Tour guide who would love to share his passion and knowledge of the ocean with you.  The weather influences our choice of snorkeling sites.  When we snorkel the northern part of the Southern Barrier Reef, we usually make a stop at Man-of-War Caye where there are a variety of nesting birds like frigates and brown boobies.  On this trip entry and exit are directly from the boat, as opposed to the island based snorkeling where you can wade into the water from the beach.  This trip is ideal for agile and experienced snorkelers as snorkeling is done from the boat.  For less confident or new snorkelers, we can drop the snorkel teams off at an island where you can relax, explore the island or simply snorkel in the waters from the beach.