Belize
Climate: Wet Season is August till October; Dry Season is March till December with the best water conditions and marine life. Air temperatures range from 16 – 27°C / 60 – 81°F
Water Temperature: 26 – 30°C / 79 – 85°F
Time: UTC -6:00
Language: English is the official language. Spanish other dialects are widely spoken.
Currency: Belize Dollars [BZD] (official), US dollars (No Coins), traveler’s checks & major credit cards are generally accepted.
Electricity: 110 Volt. Standard Plug Type (2 Flat Blades)
Marriage Requirements: Please contact the local tourism board for instructions and requirements.
Airport(s): Phillip S.W. Goldson International Airport (BZE)
Hyperbaric Chambers: San Pedro Town, Sub-Aquatic Safety Service of Belize
Home of the second largest reef system in the world and the longest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere, Belize lies on the East Coast of Central America bordering Mexico to the north, Guatemala to the West and South, and the Caribbean Sea to the East. Belize is most famous for its Great Blue Hole, a geographic phenomenon that lies 60 miles offshore. 300 feet across, 412 feet deep and full of stalactites, you will often see bull, reef and hammerhead sharks. There are also three magnificent atolls (out of four coral atolls in the Caribbean) and over 400 species of fish. The country is 174 miles long & 68 miles wide. Belize’s 8,866 square miles is dominated by mountains & waterfalls.
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Ally B.
We love Turneffe! The diving, accommodations, food and staff always exceed our expectations.
Shirley
Beautiful, well run resort. Excellent staff and services. Extremely clean. Boat guys for snorkel trips were very helpful as were the rest of the staff.
Mary
So, everyone should come here once in there lifetime. What an amazing place. It is soooooooo beautiful. Hot, dry, salty, and bit of a breeze. Everything is great.
We are having a super time... I want to come back next year... Forget going somewhere new.
The diving has been good... Yesterday, we went on a long boat trip to the outer keys...Beautiful reef. Saw a turtle the size of a kitchen table. It swam right through our group of divers. Scott, is in heaven.
So, the beautiful Caribbean wind died down... Now it is hot... But the sea is calm as can be.
The Belizean people are so nice. The food is excellent, they make everything, and we have had fish three times in two days. The rooms are just like the web site. We keep the screen doors open at night and listen to the Caribbean breeze. We have gone diving Sunday and today… So far pretty good… Drift diving and the conditions are good.
G.
The trip was great!
Fun group of guests, the staff was very attentive but not over the top (which I consider a good thing). Food was great and plentiful; the room was fantastic (better than the last time)
Diving was good, but not fantastic. Part of this was due to some very poor divers in my boat which made for an unpleasant experience at times. Saw at least 5 lionfish, which is fantastic from a viewing and photography perspective but bad from an environmental perspective (pacific fish).
Started to learn fly fishing which was fun but unfortunately I was unsuccessful .
All in all a great trip!
Belize and Un-Belizable Diving and Adventure!
Belize and Un-Belizable Diving and Adventure!
Who would have thought that you have to go to Central America to a small English speaking country to truly encounter the second largest Great Barrier Reef in the world? There are three atolls off shore to dive and explore, Turneffe Atoll, Lighthouse Reef, and Glover’s Reef, and the sea life ranges from Manatees up north from Dangriga to Ambergr...
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