Snorkeling can be done either right in front
of the property or out on the reef. Load your gear on a
kayak, paddle out about 12 minutes to the reef and tie
up to one of our mooring balls. You can snorkel in 3-6
feet of water until your heard is content.
Level of difficulty – Easy to advanced
Mexico Rocks Snorkeling: This is an extensive
patch reef system with the greatest coral and sponge diversity
in all of Belize. There is also a 40-year old pontoon wreck
and an underwater cave at Mexico Rocks.
Manatee Safari and Snorkeling: Travel
by boat to Belize’s only manatee preserve then snorkel
and swim off a beautiful, isolated island and enjoy a relaxing
picnic lunch. Two other exciting snorkel stops included
and time permitting, a stop at neighboring Caye Caulker.
Lunch, beer and soft drinks included. Bring snorkel gear.
Level of difficulty – Easy
Caye Caulker Snorkel: Visit the Bohemian
island of Caye Caulker and experience the people. It is
only a short distance away but a world apart.
Sail & Snorkel Caye Caulker: Sail
aboard the “Me Too, ” a 36ft. McGregor Catamaran.
Snorkel the sites with the most prolific fish life on the
reef: Hol Chan Reserve and Shark Ray Alley. Enjoy lunch
and a stroll through the lobster fishing village of Caye
Caulker. Rum punch, beer and soft drinks included. Bring
snorkel gear, lunch money and Hol Chan park entrance fee.
Level of difficulty – Easy
Mexico Rocks Snorkeling: This is an extensive
patch reef system with the greatest coral and sponge diversity
in all of Belize. There is also a 40-year old pontoon wreck
and an underwater cave at Mexico Rocks.