Nestled within the Main Barrier Reef, just north of Tobacco Caye, lies the Shark Hole—a small yet intriguing sinkhole at a depth of around 30 feet.

Once above water eons ago, this ancient cave featured a massive domed ceiling. Over time, part of the roof collapsed, creating an opening at the top, which now serves as the entry point for divers.

First discovered by fishermen seeking permit and tarpon, this area attracts large schools of fish, often seen near the cave's entrance. It's believed that these fish draw the various shark species for which the Shark Hole is famously named.

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