Snuba goes beyond snorkeling. If you want to experience the underwater beauty in the safest and easiest way possible, than snuba is the means to do it. This provides the opportunity to explore the underwater world without having to surface for air. It has become a popular activity for non-divers and families. Non-divers get to snuba some of the most popular snorkel stops such as Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Short Ray Alley, Tres Cocos, and Mexico Rocks. Relax and enjoy the fun of breathing underwater without time consuming training and heavy equipments.-Departs 9:00am & Return 11:30am/Depart 2 pm Return 4:30pm - Twice a day everyday

A one-day adventure to the Blue Hole includes three spectacular dives of up to one hundred thirty feet. Six miles north of Half-moon Caye, in the lagoon of Lighthouse Atoll, is the Great Blue Hole. The name alone makes it different from some of the other 'blue holes' to be found in the Caribbean. This one is the largest, deepest, and most famous worldwide. Your first dive stop will be the Blue Hole, a one thousand foot circular coral reef that drops four hundred feet into an incredible cavern filled with stalactites and inspiring natural formations. Your second stop will be at Half Moon Caye wall where you will marvel at the abundance of its marine life. Numerous varieties of sponge and sea fans compete for space amongst the plethora of coral species that inhabit this wondrous attraction. You will spend your surface intervals having a leisurely beach picnic on Half-moon Caye. Your final stop will be at the so-called 'Aquarium'. Named after its tremendous variety of fish, you will find yourself in awe as you see Angelfish, Butter fish, and many more flitting form coral head to coral head. - Bring along equipment, Equipment can be provide at a fee upon request. - Trip time: Leaves 5:30 AM & Returns 5:30 PM - Equipment Needed: Snorkel Gears, Sun Block, Hat - Appropriate Clothing: Swim suite, and Change of Clothing - Bring along entrance fee: $40.00US per Person - Tour Operator Provides: Lunch, Drinks, and Guides

One of the seventy dive sites waiting to be sampled at Turneffe is the Elbow. With a three thousand foot wall and some converging currents filled with nutrients, this can be one of the most exciting dives anyone can experience in the Caribbean. The Elbow currents supply a natural concentration of food, which accounts for the large population of fish and other marine life. Also, some of the largest gorgonians to be found anywhere sway gently in the current providing a spectacular black drop to the explosion of marine life encountered. This three-tank dive also takes you to the stop at Billy Bob's where the formations have created many exciting canyons, tunnels, and swim-through. This area is heavily populated with the many reef fish that inhabit this part of the Caribbean. The last stop brings you to Myrtle's Turtle. Earning its name because of a large, green turtle named Myrtle that appears here almost every spring, this is just one more of the fantastic dives Belize has to offer. Finally, after this exhilarating day of diving, journey back to Las Terrazas for a relaxing evening. Surface intervals are used for a special picnic lunch. - Trip time: Leaves 5:30 AM & Returns 5:30 PM - Equipment Needed: Snorkel Gears, Sun Block, Hat, - Appropriate Clothing: Swim suite, and Change of Clothing - Bring along entrance fee: $40.00US per Person - Tour Operator Provides: Lunch, Drinks, and Guides

Mexico Rocks encompasses an expanse of brain corals and an abundance of other marine life hidden in its crevices. Tres Cocos offers a shallow snorkel right off the reef and is popular with juvenile and colorful fish with an abundance of elk horn corals and other hard coral formations. 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. - Trip time: Leaves 9:00AM & Returns 11:30 AM & Leave 2:00pm Return 4:30pm - Equipment Needed: Snorkel Gears, Sun Block, Hat - Appropriate Clothing: Swim suite, and Change of Clothing - Tour Operator Provides: Lunch, Drinks, and Guides

Hol Chan means little channel in Mayan and is a natural break on the barrier reef where ocean depth ranges from three to thirty feet. Here you can enjoy seeing the breath taking myriad of marine life and huge coral garden, among which are flourishing stag horn corals and sea fans. Shark Ray Alley is a shallow water snorkel where you will enjoy swimming with the harmless nurse sharks and southern stingrays. This sanctuary was officially established in 1987 and since then the return of all species of fish has been quite dramatic. Due to its protected status, what was once a depleted fishing area has now been allowed to re-generate, producing a quite colorful fish spectacle. - Trip time: Leaves 9:00 AM & Returns 11:30 PM/Leave 2:00pm and Return 4:30pm - Equipment Needed: Snorkel Gears, Sun Block, Hat - Appropriate Clothing: Swim suite, and Change of Clothing - Bring along entrance fee: $10.00US per Person - Tour Operator Provides: Drinks, and Guides

Located twenty-five miles on the north end of Ambergris Caye is Bacalar Chico National Park & Marine Reserve. The National park consists of breathtaking connotes, lagoons and interior Mayan temples. Upon the boat ride through the Mayan dug out canal, take pleasure in the beautiful flora and fauna underwater caverns, exotic birds and orchids, and countless sightings of barracudas, stingrays, crocodiles, dolphins, and manatees. Snorkel the artificial Maya Reef of San Juan and visit the world-renowned Rocky Point, where you can venture on foot to a place where the reef meets the land. Satisfy your taste buds with delicious, barbeque fish fillet accompanied by grilled potatoes, baked beans, flour tortillas, and a fresh fruit cocktail all prepared on board. - Trip time: Leaves 9:00 AM & Returns 4:30 PM - Equipment Needed: Snorkel Gears, Sun Block, Hat - Appropriate Clothing: Swim suite, and Change of Clothing - Bring along entrance fee: $10.00 US per Person - Tour Operator Provides: Lunch, Drinks, and Guides - Level of difficulty - Easy

This tour includes snorkeling Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley. After the snorkel tour head to the neighboring island of Caye Caulker for lunch, shopping, and libations, or if you prefer, lie on the beach and enjoy a cold, local drink while getting that perfect sun tan. Lunch not included. - Tour includes: water, sodas, beers & rum punch.

Sail aboard a Catamaran to Caye Caulker, 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. Enjoy a full day of snorkeling. We star off by swimming at the coral Gardens, a spectacular view where one can be amazed by the coral formations and the colorful inhabitants that have made it their home. Continue to the Caye Caulker Cut for another incredible spectacle of color formed by the variety of fish living in the barrier reef. Move over to the neighboring island of Cay Caulker for lunch and a small visit to the village. The final stop is at the aquarium for a swim with the friendly sharks and stingrays, but this is not all. Also get the chance to visit some lively Northern sea horses. - Level of difficulty - Easy - Trip time: Leaves 8:30 AM & Returns 4:30 PM - Equipment Needed: Snorkel Gears, Sun Block, Hat - Appropriate Clothing: Swim suite, and Change of Clothing

The Resort Course is a non-certification course that allows our guests to discover the art of SCUBA diving. This one-day class is completed in a combination of places including classroom, confined water, and a dive that is a maximum of forty feet deep.

The PADI Open Water Diver course is divided into three segments including academic training, confined water training, and four open water dives. Academic training gives you the basic principles and knowledge you will need for safe and enjoyable diving. Confined water training takes place in our ocean-pool and will teach you the basic skills of diving. The four open water dives allows you to demonstrate your mastery of these skills and practice them in a typical diving situation, while enjoying the underwater sights of Belize.

The referral certification consists of four open water dives required to complete your certification. Two dives a day, either in the morning or in the afternoon at the reef, allow you to complete the necessary and required skills, while developing your confidence in the big blue. This certification is completed in two days time.

The course is made up of three core dives, a navigation dive, a night dive and a deep-sea dive. You will also make two elective dives that you will choose with your PADI instructor. Elective dives to choose from are peak buoyancy control, a boat dive, a drift dive, a multi-level dive, an underwater naturalist dive, a wreck dive, and underwater photography dive. That makes a total of five dives that can be completed in as quickly as two days. The Advanced Open Water Diver course is a good choice for those interested in not only exploring the reef, but also doing so while advancing their underwater experience.

This program is designed to provide responsible training for those persons wishing to supervise standard IANTD divers, including Nitrox Divers, Advanced Nitrox Divers, and Deep Air Divers. IANTD Nitrox Dive Masters may supervise and assist in all open water IANTD diver programs, but cannot conduct training exercises unless under the direction of a qualified IANTD instructor.

This program provides recreational divers a safer breathing medium for enjoying dives in 40 fsw (12 msw) to 130 fsw (39 msw) depth ranges. The diver may elect to dive the mix on EANx tables or conservatively using their dive computers or air tables with an added diver safety margin. The IANTD Nitrox Diver certification is adaptable to being taught as a single program or by combining it with a variety of advanced or specialty diver courses.