Sailing & Diving in BelizeThe Caribbean Experience:
Sailing and Diving in Belize
With the abundance of marine life, beautiful breezes and friendly crew, it is understandable that so many travelers sail with us. From the deck of Las Sirenas the sea is just a few feet away. Waves breaking on the reef form a shimmering white line visible as far as the eye can see.
Water colors range from transparent at the edge of the yacht to brilliant electric blues over sandy beaches to the deep turquoise of the patch reefs. The waters complete the picture for those searching for an outer island tropical adventure. Viewing underwater of 100 to 150 feet is common on the reef, where huge coral heads reach toward the surface.
The barrier reef is an endless mountain range of dramatic walls and undulating coral ridges blessed with calm waters and hundreds of coral pinnacles and patch coral heads. With fishing gear you can catch large fish while trolling, line-fish while at anchor and spearfish with the Captain.
Snorkeling gear for viewing tropical fish only inches away. Two kayak boards so you can visit the nearby islands covered with white sand and coco trees. A launch with motor to transport you to different areas for swimming and snorkeling.
The waters off the coast of Belize are a great place to fish and Las Sirenas has all the necessary equipment on board.
During this seven day adventure you will visit the spectacular Rio Dulce Canyon, the Caribbean village of Livingston, Punta Manabique, the hot springs and, of course, the Barrier Reef in Belize. Over 300 guests sail with us every year and we are highly recommended in several guide books. So, Let's Go Sailing!
The Caribbean Experience: seven days and six nights.
Rio Dulce and the Belize Barrier Reef & Islands
Prices on our scheduled trips:
single: US$410
double: US$400 per person
Prices for private charters:
US$650 per day, min. 7 days - 6 nights, max. 10 people.
Includes: captain, chef, food, 4 double beds & one single bed.
Diving with dive master off Las Sirenas:
Each Dive US$35
Scuba diving off Las Sirenas on the Belize Barrier Reef.