Sailing & Diving in BelizeSailing on the Rio Dulce and to Belize:
Sailboat Las Sirenas
Las Sirenas was built in Victoria, Canada, in 1978, with the classic Polynesian design by James Wharram. She is 46 feet long and 20 feet wide and has 4 double and 2 single cabins.
Las Sirenas, a 46-foot classic Polynesian catamaran, under full sail.
Las Sirenas is registered in Guatemala as a tour-operating vessel and has been providing adventurous sailing tours in Guatemala and Belize since 1990. She is owned and captained by John Clark, a sailing veteran with a U.S. Coast Guard license and more than 20 years of experience, who provides the safest and most exciting adventure trips on water in this area. Las Sirenas is also captained by Raul Hernandez, a Guatemalan captain with over 10 years of experience operating Las Sirenas.
With a draft of only 3 feet Las Sirenas can go in waters where other boats only dream of going. Anchored within a few feet of the reef, fishing becomes pure pleasure.
At the bow there are two large hammocks, hanging 2 feet above the water, which provide an excellent place to relax or even sleep during the night and gives you the pleasure of touching the dolphins passing by. Everyone has his own room where you have privacy when you want it.
A salon gives you the opportunity to read and relax while waiting for the most delicious gourmet meals to be prepared by the chef in a fully equipped galley.