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What You Need to Know Before Traveling to Belize for the First Time

Boasting some of the best snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities on the planet, it is no wonder that dive enthusiasts flock to the...

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How First-Time Divers Can Have a Safe Experience

Scuba-diving for the first time can be both an exciting and daunting experience. For most people, it can be a dream come true to have the...

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Belize wedding destination.

Belize is quickly becoming the number one wedding destination in the Caribbean. It is known for its second-largest barrier reef in the...

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Snorkeling in Belize

In Belize’s waters, there are more than 200 cayes and 3 true atolls. As a result, there are many different sensational snorkeling sites to..

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Scuba Diving Turneffe Atoll in Belize -What to Expect

This atoll is the largest among the 3 popular atolls and the closest and most accessible from Belize City. It is located about 20mi (32km)..

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Scuba Diving Belize’s Barrier Reef

If you are interested in visiting Belize, then scuba diving is an absolute must during your trip. If you already love scuba diving, the....

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Why You Should Scuba Dive in Belize

In 2012, Discovery Channel included it as the #1 destination within the list of the “10 most beautiful places on Earth”...

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Scuba Diving the Blue Hole in Belize

As you continue, the dive becomes more intense by the sight of stalagmites pointing upwards, reminding the jaws of a giant shark!

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Belize, the perfect place to become scuba diver certified.

Just in Belize’s back yard is the crystal clear blue green waters containing the Mesoamerican reef also known as the great Mayan reef....

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Dehydration in among the causes of decompression sickness. Keep hydrated.

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Giving back to our community.

This year, like the last few years, SSAFDCB sent three of their dive instructors to participate in this amazing event, where our goal was...

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Queen Conch at Hol Chan marine reserve.

The queen conch is herbivorous. It feeds by browsing for plant and algal material growing in the seagrass beds, and scavenging for...