U.S. citizens are required to have a valid passport for entry into Belize. Non-U.S. citizens must have a valid U.S. visa for traversing the United States via Miami, New Orleans or Houston. If you arrive in Belize City on the day of your charter, you will be met at the airport by a uniformed crew member and taken to the boat. The Belize Aggressor III docks at the Radisson Fort George Hotel in Belize City. Belize is home to the second largest barrier reef in the world, which is alive with colorful corals and sponges and a tremendous variety of fish and invertebrates.
Exceptional visibility is found along the vertical walls.
The Blue Hole is a unique dive site, unlike anything else in the Caribbean. The water averages 80F, rising to a high of 82- 84F in July, August and September, and dropping to a low of 74F for a few weeks in December and January. The mainland is relatively flat, but rises to 2,000 feet inland, where tropical pines, hardwoods and rainforests create a lush landscape. The barrier reef however, is comprised of hundreds of small atolls, cays and coral drop-offs. We have a dinghy, but seldom use it for diving.