Home to the second longest barrier in the world and three of the northern hemisphere's four atolls, Belize makes a fabulous liveaboard destination.
Liveaboard itineraries focus on the Lighthouse and Turneffe Atolls. The world-famous Blue Hole forms part of Lighthouse Reef, the northernmost of the three atolls. Originally a cathedral-like cave, the roof fell in 10,000 years ago, leaving a perfectly circular hole. At 40 metres one can see stalagmites and stalactites and swim through the maze of quartz and limestone while marine-life swims below.
Turneffe Atoll is the largest of the three atolls and the closest to Belize’s coastline. It has large mangrove areas, providing a haven for juvenile marine life, and is famed for excellent wall diving and sea gardens. Divers can expect to see eagle rays, turtles, large snapper, jacks on the atoll's healthy reefs.
The itinerary below is based on a seven night trip on board the Belize Aggressor IV.
Please note: The above itinerary is a sample only and your actual liveaboard itinerary may vary. Marine park fees and fuel surcharges may apply. Prices based on a berth in a twin-share cabin.
As well as having the second longest barrier reef in the world, Belize is blessed with three of the northern hemisphere’s four atolls - Lighthouse, Turneffe and Glover's. Amongst its many exceptional dive sites is the world-famous Blue Hole. Find Out More about {acc:title}
This luxurious liveaboard departs Belize City throughout the year for a seven night diving adventure exploring Turneffe and Lighthouse Reef Atolls. Up to five dives a day are offered and a range of speciality courses are available. Find Out More about Belize Aggressor III
Accommodating 20 passengers, this luxury liveaboard caters for adventurous divers. Moving two or three times each day, itinerary highlights include Lighthouse Reef and Turneffe Atolls, and the famous Blue Hole. Find Out More about Belize Aggressor IV
