Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley


                                               



Located approximately 4 miles south of San-Pedro Ambergris Caye lies an underwater paradise. The Hol Chan Marine reserve and Shark Ray Alley are two famous protected areas in Belize rich with corals and marine life. If you are a sea lover this is the right place for you. Swim with the sting rays and nurse sharks (which is a species of shark completely harmless to humans) while getting to know more about the reserves and how it came to be.


Up close and Personal 
A trip for the whole family to enjoy 









Enjoy watching the Nurse sharks feed on chum right from the boat or grab a fin and snorkel and jump right in to view them up close!!




                                               

Super Friendly Sharks!!

My first experience at Hol Chan and Shark Ray Alley

 Just one jump into the crystal blue water and you will fall in love. Its a indescribable feeling when you first get in. I was 9 years old when I first visited and it was a terrifying feeling when I saw the sharks surrounding the boat. Just the thought of jumping in the sea with sharks was terrifying to me because I was unaware of what nurse sharks were until the tour guide, who happens to be my father, informed me that nurse sharks were completely friendly. He explained that the sharks are no threat to humans and are only coming around the boat because they think we'll give them chum. When I finally built the courage to jump in I didn't regret it one bit. Its amazing to see a whole new world under the sea filled with different species of fish, sting rays, corals, moray eels and turtles. I visit the reserves every chance I get and every time its a different experience because you can never be sure of what you will see. Now, I jump out of the boat without hesitation.






















Book your Trip today with Caribbean Breeze Tours

Pick ups are done within town but if further it can also be arranged. 

Large families or groups also get a special discount.

Special deals for locals as well.

To book now dial +501 602-4027 or email for arrangements @caribbeanbreezetours.com  
















Comments

  1. Unknown1 May 2018 at 19:28

    OMG! Sharks! Want to jump in so badly.

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    1. Kiria1 May 2018 at 19:35

      You should've came with me Eli! Next time tho

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  2. Unknown1 May 2018 at 21:14

    Wow wow wow! 😍

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  3. Unknown1 May 2018 at 21:14

    Wow wow wow! 😍

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  4. Esmeralda1 May 2018 at 21:48

    Wow you have surely captured my attention with this!! Wanna try this soon 😍 its soo beautiful😍

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    1. Kiria1 May 2018 at 22:42

      Yess it’s an amazing experience 😊

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  5. Hill Bank Field Station Belize2 May 2018 at 01:42

    This is cool kiria..
    I've been there a few years back.. was surely a great and fun experience swimming with the sharks and stingrays definitely need to have a redo pretty soon.

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  6. Ammon2 May 2018 at 08:48

    Would love to visit ❤

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  7. Unknown2 May 2018 at 08:53

    Amazing wow sharks 😱😮
    Would love to go

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