Experience the ultimate adventure with Caye Caulker: 7-Stop Snorkeling in the Belize Barrier Reef, the most sought-after tour among travelers. Its immense popularity has resulted in tickets being sold out in no time. To ensure your spot on this incredible journey, it’s highly recommended to book in advance. Caye Caulker: 7-Stop Snorkeling in the Belize Barrier Reef is Most Recomended Things to do in San Pedro, Belize City
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Snorkel at the Hol Chan marine reserve and at Ray Alley, the second largest coral reef system in the world, on this day trip from Caye Caulker. Ride in a comfortable speedboat and use high-quality snorkeling equipment. Enjoy a delicious lunch with drinks and get GoPro photos and videos.
Meet your group at 9:00 AM at the local partner’s office located on Caye Caulker. Get geared up, listen to a quick briefing on what to do and not to do to ensure the day is fun-filled and safe.
Embark on a cruise to the Belize Barrier Reef. Hop in the water to look for wildlife like turtles where the world’s largest population of West Indian manatees live. See corals that have been protected for over 30 years at the Hol Chan marine reserve.
Feel the thrill of diving with sharks in the Ray Alley. Stop for lunch onboard at 12:00 PM. After that, take the chance to explore an amazing shipwreck, coral gardens, and more turtles. The tour ends at 3:00 PM with two bonus sightseeing stops to see seahorses.Free cancellationDuration 6 hoursLive tour guideSee all details, See all details
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Caye Caulker: 7-Stop Snorkeling in the Belize Barrier Reef Highlights
Snorkel with turtles, harmless sharks, and among coral reefs
Enjoy a memorable experience in the most eco-friendly way
Go home with free GoPro videos and photos
Benefit from a small group tour with 4 to 10 people
Caye Caulker: 7-Stop Snorkeling in the Belize Barrier Reef Reviews
We went with a group of six and our guides Salam and Rahim. They were pretty nice/funny and cared for us. Got us the adequate equipment, provided us with food/water/information along the way and made pictures with their go pro. We stopped at serveral spots to spend a good amount of time in the water seeing manatees, rays, nurse sharks, sea turtles and a lot of other fish and corals. Definitely recommend to wear a shirt in the water or/and regularly apply sunscreen though! Got the worst sunburn in the water and even a little sun poisoning.
The morning briefing was great. We were relieved as vegetarians that they had accommodated this and it wasn’t an issue. Salam, the captain, was fantastic. He wanted to ensure we didn’t negatively impact the ocean so we didn’t swim with the manatees as the manatee had just had a baby. When snorkelling, they took my husband’s needs into account who isn’t a strong swimmer. We saw nurse sharks, one eagle ray, a turtle and plenty of beautiful fish and coral. It would have been nice to see more as I believe when they split the group into two, the other half saw more than we did but it’s okay. The 2nd leader was Gerral. It was his first day however he had amazing knowledge about marine life. My only advice is for him to be less sarcastic & understand that people are there on holiday and want to take photos. A bit of maturity and growth will do wonders. I would also recommend disregarding the shipwreck. It’s done first and is very choppy which isn’t good for those with sea sickness.
