Glovers Atoll is the furthest atoll from Ambergris Caye and Belize City, is the least visited, and is known to have some of the most pristine reefs in the western hemisphere. With an easy twenty-four-mile boat trip east from Tobacco Caye, Glovers is very well worth the trip. On the crossing dolphin sightings are common and the Atoll promises some unforgettable dives. This large oval-shaped reef system is approximately 54 miles in circumference, has over 800 patch reefs within the lagoon. It is the only Atoll in Belize with solid reef walls on both the western and eastern sides, dropping off to the East to over 2000’ into the Caribbean trench. This is a protected Marine Reserve and has been designated as a UN World Heritage Site.
An abundance of healthy coral colonies and varied sea life especially along the cliff edge awaits. Expect to see giant brain coral, huge fan coral, rare black coral, and an abundance of colourful sponges. In addition to the prolific amount of marine fish, it is often visited by nurse, yellowfin and hammerhead sharks, eagle rays, and green and loggerhead turtles. This day trip includes a break with lunch on the beautiful Southwest Caye between dives.
Popular sites range from 30 to 100 feet in depth and include Southwest Caye Eastern Wall, the Aquarium on the east side of Middle Caye, the giant coral Pinnacles on the southwestern point, and the protected western Wall at Baking Swash Reef.
More Glover’s Reef Dive Information here
Note: At least 1 dive must be done at Tobacco Caye to assess your skills a day prior to diving Glover’s Reef. Two-tank local dive is recommended.
Two Tank Rate
US$295 (2 ppl minimum)
US$250 (3+ ppl)
Additional tank $60
Plus 12.5% GST