Explore The Great Blue Hole & Other World-class dive sites with beyond blue

Dive Sites

Great Blue Hole Globally recognised as one of the most extraordinary dive sites on earth, the Great Blue Hole is Belize’s most iconic underwater landmark and part of the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System. This massive marine sinkhole at Lighthouse Reef Atoll plunges over 400 feet into deep blue waters, where divers descend along dramatic limestone walls to ancient stalactite formations and open blue encounters with reef sharks. It is not just a dive, it is Belize’s defining underwater experience.

For more information:
https://belizeaudubon.org/bhnm/

Half Moon Caye Wall
Situated along Lighthouse Reef Atoll, Half Moon Wall is known for its impressive vertical drop and thriving reef ecosystem. Divers explore steep coral-covered walls with excellent visibility and frequent encounters with reef sharks, eagle rays, turtles, and schools of tropical fish. It is a dynamic open-water experience often paired with the Blue Hole.For more information:
https://www.padi.com/dive-site/belize/half-moon-wall/#overview

The Wit – Turneffe Atoll
Located within Turneffe Atoll Marine Reserve, The Wit is a purpose-sunk vessel now recognised as one of the best wreck dives in Belize. Resting in clear waters, the structure has quickly transformed into a living artificial reef, attracting vibrant fish populations and coral growth. The site supports sustainable marine management efforts within the atoll.For more information:
https://visitturneffe.org/discover/the-best-wreck-dive-in-belize/

Hol Chan Marine Reserve & Hol Chan Channel
Established in 1987 as Belize’s first marine reserve, Hol Chan Marine Reserve protects coral reefs, seagrass beds, and mangrove habitats off Ambergris Caye. The Hol Chan Channel, meaning “little channel” in Maya, cuts through the reef and offers one of Belize’s most vibrant dive experiences, with nurse sharks, rays, turtles, and dense reef fish populations in clear, shallow waters.

For more information:
https://www.holchanmarinereserve.org/

Questions & Answers

Does My Beyond Blue Package Include Flights?
Flights from Belize City to San Pedro and back are included. You will need to secure international travel to Belize separately.

Do I Need To Be A Certified Diver?
Yes. The Beyond Blue Dive Summit is limited to certified divers (minimum Open Water Diver).

Who Is The Summit For?
The summit is geared toward divers, dive professionals, marine advocates, media, content creators, and those working in sustainable tourism.

What Can Participants Expect During The Summit?
Each morning features guided dives at key marine sites, while evenings are dedicated to Deep Dive Sessions—relaxed gatherings with conservation briefings, dive previews & stories
from Belizean experts.

How Many People Will Be Attending?
Attendance is limited to 50 individuals to ensure a personalized and focused experience. We recommend registering early to secure your place.

Should I Bring My Gear?
You’re welcome to bring prescription masks or other special equipment you need, but all necessary diving gear is included in the package: tanks, BCDs, regulators, fins, masks & wetsuits.

What Safety Measures Are In Place?
All tour guides are PADI-certified and trained in First Aid and Oxygen Administration. Vessels are equipped with oxygen,csatellite communication & first aid kits. Emergency evacuations are supported by Winds of Hope, with access to both Belize City and San Pedro’s hyperbaric chamber.

How Do I Reserve My Spot?
Use the “Register Now” button on this page to purchase the package online using our QUIKPASS Belize system. Your international flights must be purchased separately.

Do I Need A Passport To Visit Belize?
Yes, visitors will need to present a valid passport from their home nation upon arrival to Belize.