Top Attractions in Ambergris Caye, Belize

Tour boats are available here. They make snorkeling stops along the ancient channel used by the Mayan seafarers 1500 years ago. The sealife is beautiful and bountiful here. If the sea is calm, the tour is extended up to Rocky Point.

Hol Chan in Mayan means 'Little Channel.' It refers to the natural reef known as Hol Chan Cut.

This marine reserve is divers and snorkelers paradise as it offers diverse marine life as well as beautiful coral formations.

The primary attraction of the marine reserve is the colorful coral reef.

The best way to move around in San Pedro is by hiring a golf cart. Here apart from enjoying the sun, sand and sea, visit John's Escape,  former home to John McAfee, the internet security man.

Secret Beach is one of the best swimming beaches in San Pedro. It has crystal clear waters and white sand. There are restaurants and bars here have  piers. You can enjoy the ocean while sipping a drink or biting into fresh sea food.

This dive site in Ambergris Caye is deeper than other dive sites. The coral heads here are colorful. Tres Cocos is known for amazing marine life.

Tuffy Canyons is approximately 1.6 miles south of San Pedro.

The beauty of this diving site is the nurse sharks. Tuffy Canyons is marked by reefs, a long, narrow tunnel and deep grooves.

The Great Blue Hole, the largest natural underwater sinkhole, is a part of the Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System.

The Blue Hole is circular in shape with 125 meters deep and 300 meters across.

Blue Hole is the world renowned destination for recreational scuba divers. You can view this natural wonder by booking a fly over tour.