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Ambergris Caye in Belize is a favorite destination among the tourists visiting Belize. Ambergris Caye is one of the largest cayes in Belize stretching 36 miles long with the largest town being San Pedro with a population of about 9000 inhabitants many of which were former visitors and have now made San Pedro, Ambergris Caye a place they now call home. Located just a short 15 minute flight from the Belize International Airport you too can soon be on the sands of this tropical island destination.
This popular tourist destination in Belize is well known for its relaxed island atmosphere where you are expected to kick off your shoes and be one with the sand on the beaches and the warm Caribbean waters. On the island the locals truly believe in the policy, "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem". Located 3 miles west of Belize's Great Barrier Reef, San Pedro and Ambergris Caye is well known for its wonderful Snorkeling and Dive Sites that include Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley. What's very popular of this world class destination is also its many restaurants, shops, beach bars, and a wide array of boutique hotels and condominium complexes. Certainly, San Pedro, Ambergris Caye is by far one of the busiest of Belize’s visitor destinations, a destination away from all the lights and the noise of the city. The most popular mode of transportation on this laid back island is bicycles or via golf carts.
If you have not visited this popular Caribbean destination in Belize then its time to book a trip and see for yourself the great adventures that await you.
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If you’ve ever visited Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, or even seen pictures of the city, you’re no doubt familiar with the famous Los Arcos (the Arches) that stand majestically at the tip of the Baja Peninsula on a finger of rock and sand known as Land’s End. This area is easily accessible by the many pangas and glass bottom boats that fill the Cabo marina and the mini-peninsula includes a sea lion colony and the famous Lovers Beach – a wide strip of sand that connects the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean. These two attractions alone make a trip to Land’s End a rewarding day trip, but if you’re a scuba diver, there are many more reasons to visit. For divers of all skill levels, Land’s End provides some awesome dive sites and there are several dive operations around the marina that can get you out to see them. Some of the more popular sites (see map below) include:
With all the incredible diving around Mexico’s Baja Peninsula, why would anyone get on a boat and travel 240 miles south of the peninsula’s southern tip to dive? Well, it turns out that there are some really big reasons! Big – as in whales, sharks and huge manta rays. For divers seeking some adventure, a live-aboard trip to the remote island of Socorro is a must.