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Snorkel Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley.

Off top of my head snorkel Hol Chan and Shark Ray Alley, sunset cruise, ruins and do drive north and south on island.

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12:30 p.m.: Stop by Licks Beachside Cafe for a quick snack, and then make your way to the Hol Chan Marine Reserve to dive and snorkel with an array of tropical fish.

Snorkel Cay Caulker with stops at Hol Chan marine reserve and Shark Ray Alley, Cay Caulker and Coral Gardens.

Snorkel the famous Hol Chan Marine Reserve, swim with nurse sharks and sting rays and stop at coral gardens.

Included Activities: Hol Chan Snorkel Tour

Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Belize Barrier Reef snorkelling trip (full - day).

A popular spot to dive and snorkel, Hol Chan provides visitors with a memorable experience as they come into contact with a large variety of multi-coloured fish and sea creatures.

Some of the most popular tours are snorkelling at Hol Chan, sunset sailing and the 3 - in - 1 full - day on the mainland which includes a Mayan temple, cave tubing down a lazy river and a full speed adventure through the jungle canopy on a zip line.

Hol Chan is our most popular Snorkel Adventure.

Hol Chan is a very popular snorkelling site for adventurers of all ages and experiences, as it is fairly shallow yet offers a multitude of marine life.

Our trip begins at Ramon's Village dock, and as soon as your party is aboard we will set sail for Hol Chan, the second most popular snorkel site in Belize.

I have snorkelled all over the world — in Hawaii, The Bahamas, Fiji and more and nothing compares to the incredible diversity and beauty of Hol Chan!

With our tour, you will be able to snorkel two premier locations bordering the Hol Chan marine reserve, relax amid the tropical tranquility of Caye Caulker, and save money all at the same time.

Other popular Belize destinations include: • The Belize Barrier Reef, one of the world's most diverse ecosystems, with hundreds of coral and fish species • The Hol Chan Marine Reserve, where you can snorkel with stingrays • The Actun Tunichil Muknal, one of Belize's many Mayan caves, complete with original ceramics, stoneware, and even skeletons • The Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary • The Blue Hole, a popular destination among scuba divers looking to spot Caribbean reef sharks

Enjoy a snorkel tour of Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley followed by lunch (included) on board your private boat.

A snorkel trip to Hol chan & Shark Ray Alley in the marine park.

The most popular snorkel sites are: Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Mexico Rocks, and Coral Gardens.

Sites like Hol Chan are perfect for mixed groups, offering both snorkelling and diving.

Reefs begin within sight of the beach at Ambergris Caye, and it is a short boat ride to Hol Chan Marine Reserve and famous Shark - Ray Alley, where snorkels are immersed in a feeding crowd of turtle, rays and nurse sharks.

Snorkel at Hol Chan.

Much of the reef is within the protected Hol Chan Marine Reserve, which includes the waters around Ambergris Caye, and popular snorkel sites Shark Ray Alley and Mexico Rocks.

Take a snorkel tour of the nearby reef and venture out to Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley if you're bold.

Even if you do some scuba diving, I still recommend you coupling that experience with a snorkel in the Hol Chan Marine Reserve.

In conclusion, a snorkel excursion into the Hol Chan Marine reserve is definitely a must - do activity at Amergris Caye, Belize.

The island is surrounded by prominent dive and snorkel sites, including the Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley.

That is, you want to make sure you book a tour that takes you out to the reef hotspots on the Hol Chan Marine Reserve (or some other hot spot) for at least an hour or so to snorkel / scuba so that you can see the rich marine life that Belize has to offer.

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.

Half - day snorkel trip to Hol Chan Marine Reserve with the afternoon at leisure.

We then return to Belize City to fly to San Pedro in Ambergris Caye, where we will take a snorkel excursion in the Hol Chan Marine Reserve and have 3 days to relax and enjoy the beaches and coral reef!

Half - day snorkel trip to Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley This site is becoming one of the hottest marine attractions in the Caribbean.

Hol Chan Marine Reserve: Snorkel the wonders of Hol Chan Marine Reserve on this half day trip.

Full Day Snorkel Tour $ 85.00 US Your adventure begins at 9:00 am on a smooth 30 minute sail towards Hol Chan Marine Reserve for your first snorkeSnorkel Tour $ 85.00 US Your adventure begins at 9:00 am on a smooth 30 minute sail towards Hol Chan Marine Reserve for your first snorkelsnorkel stop.

We went on a full day trip, they picked us up at the hotel dock, we sailed out to Hol Chan and snorkelled.

Technically, Shark Ray Alley is a zone inside the Hol Chan Marine Reserve, but the abundance of nurse sharks and rays on the prowl for fish in this unique underwater canyon make Shark Ray Alley one of the most spectacular places to snorkel in Belize.

1/2 day snorkel at Hol Chan and Shark Ray Alley — take a 15 minute boat ride out to the reef for an amazing underwater world experience.

I think the highlight for most visitors will be their visit to Hol Chan Marine Reserve, where they can dive or snorkel with lots of nurse sharks, sting rays, turtles, schools of horse - eyed jacks, pelagic permits, snappers, grunts, and many other schooling fish species.

Even on the «everyone does it» afternoon snorkel tour out of San Pedro to Hol Chan Marine Reserve, we spotted countless fish, a moray eel, stingrays, multiple species of coral and a group of turtles foraging in the sea grass — and that's not counting the side trip to Shark Ray Alley to swim with nurse sharks and stingrays.