Is it worth it to dive the Blue Hole in Belize?

If you're in any doubt about it, don't be. It's amazing. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience that undoubtedly should be on every scuba diver's bucket list, as well as your Belize bucket list. If you're still not convinced, check out these Great Blue Hole reviews.



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April to June offers the best visibility, November to April is the dry season, which also means it's high tourist season, and June to October is the rainy season.

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It's much smaller in size — just shy of 9,000 square miles compared to the 20,000 square miles to explore in Costa Rica — however, Belize is one of the top diving locations in the world, so visitors looking to encounter sea life will be drawn to this destination (though Costa Rica offers incredible diving opportunities ...

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The verdict: Is Cave Tubing In Belize Worth Your Time? The entire experience of living and breathing inside of an ancient archeological marvel while floating on a tube in the Caribbean waters is one of a lifetime that you don't want to miss.

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7 Want To Visit: Swim In The Crystal Clear Waters You can even snorkel around and take in the marine life and surrounding coral reef. You don't need to be a recreational diver to travel to the Great Blue Hole to take in all that it has to offer. The experience can be just as magical and unique.

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Is It Safe to Swim in The Ocean in Belize? Yes, it is relatively safe to swim in the ocean in Belize. When you visit Belize's most popular beaches — Placencia, Maya Beach, Ambergris Caye, and Caye Caulker — you'll find clear, shallow water that makes for easy swimming and snorkeling.

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Amongst these options, Half Moon Caye—a protected monument—is said to have the clearest water in Belize…as well as the comical red-footed boobies… From Placencia one option is to take a day-trip to Laughingbird Caye. This protected area has beautiful beaches and a desirable swimming area.

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Hello, the cave tubing portion itself takes approximately 45 mins in the caves and 15 mins of open river tubing. Also the cave tubing does consist of a 30 to 40 mins though the jungle before we do the actual cave tubing. The zip line takes approximately 45 mins to 1 hour, it consist of 6 zip runs and 9 platforms.

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