LIVEABOARD DIVING IN Long Caye

Long Caye is an island located near the Belize coastline. The land is a private property and attracts tourists from across the globe. They arrive to admire its unspoiled nature and astonishing marine life. Sun-kissed bays, white-sand beaches, romantic Caribbean sunsets, aquamarine waters and majestic lagoons create a unique atmosphere of piece and beauty. The Long Caye resorts are also easily accessible by boat and entitled as a World Heritage Site. The island’s main peculiarity is excellent opportunities for diving. This eco-resort is encircled by the Lighthouse Reef, which offers the world top-class diving conditions. The underwater landscapes are stunning. Divers can admire multicolored sea-fan congregations and coral gardens, explore shallow caves and canyons, examine multiple crevices, clefts and nooks in the descending reef walls. Scuba-diving here is well supported by local dive centers and dive shops. Maximum depth of the sites may reach up to 40m/131ft, but usual depth is around 15-10m/49-65ft. Dive sites are suitable for divers of different levels and accessible from shore and by boat. Diving around Long Caye is possible in such dive sites as Aquarium, Blue Hole (which is one of the world's most popular dive sites), Half Moon Wall, Hat Caye Drop-Off, West Point, Quebrada, Tres Cocos and Julie’s Jungle.