Explore Turneffe Atoll

Turneffe Atoll, nestled off the Belizean coast in the Caribbean Sea, offers a diving experience like no other with its status as the largest marine protected area in the region since 2012. Encompassing over 400 mangrove islands, Turneffe is a thriving hub of marine biodiversity, inviting divers to explore its sparkling turquoise waters. With more than 70 dive sites, the atoll caters to various diving styles, from resort diving to liveaboard adventures. The diverse environments, including vibrant reefs, dramatic walls, and intriguing wrecks, promise a wealth of underwater wonders. Among the must-visit sites is The Elbow, known for its swift currents that draw large pelagic species, offering exhilarating encounters with the ocean's giants. The Aquarium is another captivating spot where divers feel like they're swimming in a living marine exhibit, surrounded by countless reef fish in crystal-clear waters. For history enthusiasts, Triple Anchors provides an enchanting dive with its stunning coral formations and the scattered remains of an 18th-century vessel. These unique features make Turneffe Atoll a standout destination for divers seeking rich marine life and unforgettable underwater experiences.