scuba diving Belize dive reefs cays and atolls

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The Belize Barrier Reef System is more than 185 miles long and is the greatest stretch of coral in the Western Hemisphere. It is home to an astounding variety of coral reef formations including walls, pinnacles, spur and groove, and swim-throughs. Farther offshore are three enormous rings of coral known as atolls which provide of miles of additional diving opportunities.

The underwater world of Belize exceeds every other Caribbean dive destination in diversity, size and scope



Glover's Reef Atoll, is named after the 17th century pirate John Glover, who used the remote islands as the base for his raids against Spanish galleons heading to and from the Bay Islands of Honduras.	Diving the Southern Barrier Reef typically produces sightings of rays, turtles, eels, stingrays, dolphins and several shark species, as well as almost every kind of tropical reef fish.	Turneffe Atoll is surrounded by mangrove islands. These islands special as they are the nurseries on which most marine life depend to insure juvenile protection and biological productivity.

At Jaguar Reef Lodge you'll experience Belize's best diving combined with comfortable accommodations in our luxurious cabanas and suites, fine dining and exhilarating tours and our unrivaled attention to our guests' comfort!

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