Caye Caulker snorkelling tour of Belize’s Barrier Reef

Watersports

17 Mar

Experience provided by GetYourGuide

Visiting Caye Caulker for an amazing snorkeling experience in the Belize Barrier Reef is the perfect opportunity for all nature lovers! With seven incredible stops, including Shark Ray Alley, Mexico Rocks, and The Hol Chan Marine Reserve, this guided tour has something for everyone.

This unique underwater adventure will offer plenty of sightings of turtles, stingrays, eagle rays, and colorful fish. Enjoy beautiful scenery and underwater photography of coral reefs, canals, and an abundance of marine life in an up-close and personal way.

What’s included?

Snorkeling equipment
Lunch and drinks
GoPro photos and videos
Tour guide
All park fees

More information

From Caye Caulker, snorkel in the Hol Chan marine reserve and the world's second-largest coral reef system, Ray Alley. Enjoy the ride in a luxurious speedboat and snorkel with top-notch gear. Get some GoPro footage and images while you eat a nice lunch.

All participants are to assemble at the Caye Caulker office of our local partner at 9:00 a.m. Get ready, and hear a short briefing on what to do and what not to do to make the day enjoyable and secure for everyone.

Go to the Belize Barrier Reef on a cruise. To see the world's greatest population of West Indian manatees, you'll need to take a dip in the water and watch for animals like turtles. Go to the Hol Chan marine reserve to see corals that have been safeguarded for 30 years.

Scuba diving in Ray Alley is an exciting opportunity to dive alongside sharks. At noon, we'll pull off for an on-board meal. After that, you may go see some beautiful coral gardens and more turtles, as well as an incredible shipwreck. There are two additional stops to see seahorses before the tour concludes at 3:00 p.m.

Why we love this experience

We love this experience because it’s a wonderful chance to explore a piece of untouched paradise and marvel at the natural beauty of Belize. Witness the wonders of the diverse marine ecosystem and make lasting memories that will remain with you long after your visit to this beautiful country.