Sentences with phrase «about hol»

Hol Chan has recently been expanded, for information about the Hol Chan Marine Reserve Extension, click here.

One last important fact about Hol Chan is that it protects a complete transition of marine habitats, from mangrove cayes in the west, across seagrass beds to the reef out to the deep blue sea in the east.

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Thank you again for covering everything that we do miss (although as part French I do miss a good runny camembert, so I had to indulge a bit over the holiday so as to forget about it for the rest of the year... or till summer hols; — RRB -.

Sacks's survey includes forays into topics ranging from the history of typesetting to the twisty tale of c, k, and q. (The Phoenicians pronounced the precursors of k and q in slightly different ways, while the Etruscans replaced the Greek gamma - which stood for a sound they did not use - with the crescent - shaped c.) He carefully delves into the archaeological evidence for the alphabet's origins, describing the oldest known alphabetic inscriptions, dating to about 1800 B.C., which were recently identified among rock carvings at Wadi el - Hol in central Egypt.

I lived there full time for about 15 yrs and still go back now and again coz our family home is there... I'd like to visit Antigua, I'm lactose intolerant but still chomp on my diary / cheese, hmmm... this year I am looking forward to a lot - living in Berlin over summer and trying again to pick up some German, going for a 4 day hols with my Ma in Spain....

I know what you mean about some of the HOL styles, these are ones with a thicker band — so it takes some work.

The French themselves wear shoes like this on hols — saw quite a few rather chic French women walking about at Lake Como in the villages and steep narrow lanes up and downhill wearing similar shoes.

You may think about why i use that name, cz only the ones who i let them can know me, only the ones who is smart enough to track the clues can find me and for those who are interested in to know me more, the key i am hol..

The Hol Chan Marine Reserve, about 10 miles north of Caye Caulker, is one of the most popular snorkeling destinations.

Hol Chan is a natural cut in the reef, about 25 - 30 feet deep and home for a wide variety of fishes and other marine life.

Hol Chan, about 10 miles north of Caye Caulker, features a natural break in the barrier reef that gives rise to spectacular coral formations and serves as a home for a wide variety of fishes and other marine life.

Tour guides that are interested in learning more about Bacalar Chico and the eco-tour are asked to contact Dylan Gomez or Aurial Samos through the Hol Chan Marine Reserve office in San Pedro Town at 226-2247.

Approximately One Mile South of Hol Chan Here is a large, old anchor (prior to 1800) in about 20» of water, outside the reef.

The day trip aboard the Caye Caulker includes snorkeling on one of the most prolific sites for fish, Hol Chan Reserve and Shark Ray Alley (learn more about it here - http://grandbaymen.com/blog/2011/05/11/catamaran-snorkeling-at-ambergris-caye/), exploration of the fishing village and a visit to the aquarium to view stingrays and visitor - friendly sharks.

Hol Chan Marine Reserve is located about 30 minutes south by boat.

The tour operator took us on a boat filled with people and we headed about 20 or so minutes away to a protected marine reserve called Hol Chan (translated in Mayan language it means little channel) and a second site called Shark Ray Alley.

Water viz is about the same as at Hol Chan, 50 feet or more.

Night dives at the Hol Chan Marine Reserve are done regularly at a cost of about $ 65.00 U.S.. Most diving is done outside the reef at depths ranging from 40 to 100 feet.

Hol Chan which is about 4 miles southeast of San Pedro town.

Kirah Forman, one of Hol Chan Marine ReserveÂ's biologists, said: Â «Assisting sea turtles in distress is an important part of what the Ambergris Caye Marine Turtle Program is all about.

The Hol Chan Cut is only 15 minutes (4 miles) south of San Pedro and about 30 minutes north of Caye Caulker.

The dive we did with Searious Adventures lasted from 9 am to about 11:30 am and included a snorkel in Hol Chan, which lasted for a little over an hour and then a quick stop to Shark and Ray Alley.

There's good snorkeling all along the protected side of the barrier reef, but some of the best is at Shark - Ray Alley and Hol Chan Marine Reserve, which are about 6.4 km (4 miles) southeast of San Pedro.

Most combination trips to Shark - Ray Alley and Hol Chan Marine Reserve last about 2 1/2 to 3 hours, and cost around BZ$ 90 to BZ$ 120.

Talking about the marine Blue Hole and Shark Ray Alley, from the islands of Half Moon Caye and Laughing Bird Caye and the Hol Chan Reserve.