The Barrier Reef hosts an array of marine life, including species such as Cubera and Yellowtail Snapper, Parrot Fish, Butterfly Fish, Blue Tang, and Blue Chromis. It’s common to spot Barracudas and Moray Eels, along with Green, Loggerhead, and Hawksbill Turtles. You might also encounter Stingrays, Eagle Rays, Nurse Sharks, and occasionally a Caribbean Reef Shark or Manta Ray.

Divers operates a fleet of four skiffs ranging from twenty-eight to thirty-four feet in length. These boats, which can accommodate up to eight divers plus crew, are used for dives along the Belize Barrier Reef near Ambergris Caye. The reef's close proximity—just over a quarter mile offshore—allows us to select from thirty to forty named dive sites, all reachable within five to fifteen minutes by boat from our dock. The Miss Gina, our 42-foot professional dive boat, can carry up to sixteen divers plus crew, making it an ideal choice for larger groups diving the barrier reef.

Daily trips are offered at 9:00 am, 11:30 am, and 2:00 pm to dive sites along the Belize Barrier Reef adjacent to Ambergris Caye. With dive sites just minutes away, we return to our dock between dives to exchange scuba tanks and meet surface interval requirements. This flexibility allows divers to choose any combination of dives each day. Our dive sites offer remarkable experiences for both novice and experienced divers, and our dive masters and guides will tailor your dives to match your skill level.