Recreational Diving here in Belize is World Class. Most sites would be considered intermediate to advanced. Many elect to do 2 dives a day. Dives are usually done from nice open skiffs with bimini covers. They have ladders that drop into the water. Entry into the water is normally done by back roll entry or giant stride entry. The Underwater scenery is absolutely breath taking. The reef here is a finger and groove type. You drop down usually in about 50 feet of water and then from there head into the coral canyons for the dive. High walls of coral rise up on either side of you with swim throughs and tunnels below.   We are a family of dive instructors and understand the logistics of good dive shop. There are many cheap deals out there. Be careful. When you book with us we take personal responsibility to ensure you end up with a great company no matter what you wish to do. We consider the size of the boat, bathroom, comfort, safety equipment, personality of the guides and general professionalism.

Hol Chan Dive The exception to this would be a dive in Hol Chan Marine Park. This park is a 30 foot dive and has enormous numbers of fish. They are protected, and are fed daily, so are not afraid of you. Jacks, sharks, groupers, eels and so many others. The Blue Hole

A highlight for any diver would be a trip to the Blue Hole. Once again let us look after this for you . There are only a couple of companies that we use for this trip.   The trip starts with a pick up on the dock (2 minute walk from the apartment) at 5:30am.  From there you go for a continental breakfast of coffee, fruit, rolls and toast where you'll meet the other divers and get sorted out with gear. The boats we use are large and will have a walk out entry into the water as shown to the right.

The trip takes about 1.5 hours and on arrival at the Blue you descend to about 120-130 feet where you begin your tour through the stalactites. The Blue hole is actually a cave whose roof fell in. There will be guides in the water with you to supervise and watch out for you. Lots of sharks are there to look at.   Can you go if you are an open water diver? .. yes, but let the guides know your experience level.

After the blue hole dive and a long surface interval you go for a picnic lunch at The BOOBIE Bird Sanctuary on the island of Half Moon Caye. Local foods are served by the guides. The afternoon will take you to two more dives on other sites around Turneff Atoll. These are the most pristine dives in the country and many come back saying they enjoyed these sites the best.  By the way, if you need a disposable underwater camera, we sell them.. You will return at approximately 5:30pm to the same dock you were picked up on