Belize has many wonders. One in particular is our national treasure, our Great Barrier Reef, which spans 180 miles protecting our coastline. Small populations and careful management has preserved this treasure. Here you can find more than 400 species of fish and a myriad of marine environments.

The Northern Islands are the most frequented and populated islands in the country. Caye Caulker and San Pedro are not just water sports havens but also, bustling towns where socializing is a favorite pastime. Enjoy the island life on the main cayes or caye hop and explore the dozens of white sand beaches like Goff’s Caye, Sargent’s Caye, and other smaller most often unpopulated islands.

Whether you are a scuba diver, free diver, or a casual snorkeler, you will be amazed.