DIVING-SCUBA / SNORKELING

If you love to dive and have never seen the world’s second longest barrier reef, Guatemala is the answer for you.  Our expeditions from the coastal hotels of Livingston and Puerto Barrios actually go to Southern Belize Cays, about 2 hours by speedboat or 3 to 4 hours by yacht or ferry. These cayes are unspoiled islands with no hotels, so you’ll camp on pristine beaches.  If you are a serious diver, we offer PADI licensed bi-lingual divemasters, who can guide you to the best reef diving and provide you with the most up-to-date equipment.

There are regular departures of dive trips throughout the year.  We can arrange departures for small groups (8 persons or more) from one day to several nights.  In the other hand, we can offer combination sailing and diving packages. See our page on sailing, which we recommend for individuals.

If you are up to your ears in coral reefs, and just can’t take any more colourful tropical fish, how about high attitude diving in Lake Atitlán? A wet suit is recommended for this spectacular flooded volcanic caldera, where the water temperature hovers at around 67F/19.5C. The altitude is 5,125 ft/1,562 Mts. and water clarity can vary between a low 8 in the rainy season to 45 from December to May, which is the dry season. What can you see in the lake? All divers without exception attest that the Atitlán experience is an unusual and memorable one, due to the amazing geological formations.