Belize offers some of the world's best diving. All boat dives are drift dives because this section of the barrier reef is without any permanent moorings due to the small number of divers who are able to visit these private islands in the South. Most dive sites are between 5 to 25 minutes by boat and nearly every site is a wall dive or at least adjacent a wall. The Southern Belize Barrier Reef offers access to some of the most spectacular wall dives, ocean drop-offs and amazing marine life anywhere in the world. Wall dives range from 30 to 120 feet with water visibility averaging 80 to 100 feet and water temperatures between 80 to 85 degrees year around.
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You can expect to catch a wide variety of fish during your stay. In the flats, bonefish are abundant all year. The average weight is three to eight pounds, but they do come larger. On the ocean side of the reef, just off the cayes, fishing is excellent for mackerel, grouper, baracuda, snapper, bonito, jacks, blackfin tuna and wahoo. Belize looks set to remain one of the Western Hemisphere's greatest fishing venues with it's year-round warm weather, for many years to come.