Reef & Atolls Dive Tours

Belize Reef Atoll Tours

Southern Belize Reef Tour

Southern Barrier Reef Tour

Experience the best diving in the world as you dive the second largest living coral reef. The Belize Barrier Reef is approximately 185 miles of coral formations and home to more than 500 different species of fish. On your tour of the Southern Barrier Reef, you will travel to pristine dive spots between the idyllic, sandy isles of Tobacco Caye and South Water Caye.

So what makes the Southern Barrier Reef so special? Many tourists visit the Northern portion of the reef off the coast of Ambergis Caye. The Southern Barrier is often less traveled so it is pristine, untouched, and quiet! Belizean Dreams divers have seen turtles, eagle rays, southern stingrays, nurse sharks, and even dolphins and manatees up close and personal.

This 2-tank dive is only 10 miles away via boat. It requires a beginners dive certification.

For those interested in snorkeling, this tour is also offered as a Snorkeling Tour.

Departure Time: 8:00am
Return Time: 1:00pm
Travel Time: 30 minutes each way

What to bring: dive certification card, sunscreen, hat, swim/dive wear, underwater camera, water bottles, and power/granola bars

This is an à la carte tour:
The Southern Barrier Dive Tour is not included in our All Inclusive Packages.

Tour Pricing & Availability:
Dive tours and courses are contracted out by a third party dive operator and can be scheduled upon arrival with our front desk/concierge. Costs for Belize dive tours and courses vary depending on the dive site, minimum number of divers required, and rental equipment needed. Our front desk/concierge will work closely with you and the third party operator to ensure a smooth Belize dive experience.

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Turneffe Reef Atoll Dive

Turneffe Reef Atoll is the largest atoll in Belize, about 30 miles long and 10 miles wide. Unlike the other atolls in Belize that are a collection of sandy cayes, Turneffe Atoll is made up of a series of mangrove islands, lagoons, and inlets covered in lush tropical vegetation. The healthy mangrove and lagoon habitats provide a pivotal nursery for a variety of species including fish, lobster, conch, and even saltwater crocodiles. There is no doubt that there is plenty to see while diving Turneffe Reef Atoll!

From shallow flats to shipwrecks and reef drop-offs, the multitude of dive sites on Turneffe provides something for every level of diver. One of the more popular dive sites, “The Elbow” is a dramatic reef drop-off featuring schools of jacks, groupers, and snappers with visibility at about 100 feet.

This 3-tank dive trip is the most northeast of the three atolls. This dive can be done with either a beginners or advanced certification, depending on the depth.

For those interested in snorkeling, the Turneffe Reef Atoll Tour can also be offered as a Snorkeling Tour.

Departure Time: 7:00am
Return Time: 3:00 pm
Travel Time:  60 minutes each way

What to bring: dive certification card, sunscreen, hat, swim/dive wear, underwater camera, water bottles, and power/granola bars

This is an à la carte tour:
The Turneffe Reef Atoll Dive Tour is not included in our All Inclusive Packages.

Tour Pricing & Availability:
Dive tours and courses are contracted out by a third party dive operator and can be scheduled upon arrival with our front desk/concierge. Costs for Belize dive tours and courses vary depending on the dive site, minimum number of divers required, and rental equipment needed. Our front desk/concierge will work closely with you and the third party operator to ensure a smooth Belize dive experience.

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Belize Turneffe Atoll Tour
Belize Glovers Reef Tour

Glover's Reef Atoll Dive

Glover’s Reef is the southernmost atoll in Belize and is a protected marine reserve and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Although this is the smallest atoll, just 20 miles long, it boasts a reef that is over 50 miles long around its edge. This reef is made up of a variety of coral, rocky patches, and small cayes filled with spectacular marine life.

This atoll is surrounded by deep drop-off’s from the reefs edge, including the Long Caye Wall drop-off which starts at 25 feet and then descends into an abyss over 6,000 feet deep with visibility at about 100 feet. The Wall is teeming with coral and is a prime feeding site for animals. Our Glover’s Reef Atoll Dive Tour is every divers dream.

This 3-tank dive trip is located about 16 miles due east of Belizean Dreams Resort. This dive can be done with either a beginners or advanced certification, depending on the depth.

For those interested in snorkeling, the Glover’s Reef Atoll Tour can also be offered as a Snorkeling Tour.

Departure Time: 7:00am
Return Time: 4:00pm
Travel Time: 60 minutes each way

What to bring: dive certification card, sunscreen, hat, swim/dive wear, underwater camera, water bottles, and power/granola bars

This is an à la carte tour:
The Glover’s Reef Atoll Dive Tour is not included in our All Inclusive Packages.

Tour Pricing & Availability:
Dive tours and courses are contracted out by a third party dive operator and can be scheduled upon arrival with our front desk/concierge. Costs for Belize dive tours and courses vary depending on the dive site, minimum number of divers required, and rental equipment needed. Our front desk/concierge will work closely with you and the third party operator to ensure a smooth Belize dive experience.

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NOTE

Scheduled tours are included in the All Inclusive and Mayan Jungle & Beach packages. See each package page for the number of tours included.

À la carte tours and Add-Ons are not included in our vacation packages. Contact our reservation team to express your interest in any of these tours. Tours and/or Add-Ons and services are confirmed upon arrival and paid for at check-out. Any additional tours and services are confirmed and billed by the front desk. Kindly review our tour policies, which are listed on our policies page. The Deep Sea Fishing Tour has its own policy, which can be found on the Deep Sea Fishing Tour page.

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The snorkeling and island hopping was probably my favorite. While snorkeling they show you, teach you and even let you hold different creatures in the ocean. – TripAdvisor user
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