From giant submarine sinkholes to jaw-dropping snorkelling locations, Caye Caulker has landmark attractions for everyone.
Great Blue Hole
Listed at the number one spot on the Discovery Channel’s 2012 list of ‘The 10 Most Amazing Places on Earth’, the Great Blue Hole is truly one of nature’s greatest wonders. The name aptly describes what you can expect to find, as this giant submarine sinkhole off the coast of Belize is 318 metres (m) across and 124 m deep, making it one of the largest on Earth. One of the top scuba diving sites in the world and popular to fly over for an unparalleled aerial view, the Great Blue Hole is a mesmerising environment to explore.
Shark Ray Alley
Splash your way into an underwater world teeming with soaring stingrays, timid nurse sharks, and lounging sea turtles at Shark Ray Alley. Once a location where local fishermen would clean their catches, this protected zone is now known as one of the most popular and jaw-dropping snorkelling locations near the island. Book an aquatic tour today to experience the bubbling underwater life and explore a world unlike any other.
Tarpon View Stop
Known for its conservation efforts in protecting this beautiful and gargantuan species, the tarpon view spot is an unmissable top on your Caye Caulker trip. Here, you have the incredible opportunity to feed the tarpon and witness firsthand their spectacularly elegant jumps into the air. On a clear, beautiful day, you can see the opening of the largest underwater cave system in the world whilst watching the tarpons and other marine critters swim by.
