Boat Charter in Belize

With Belize offering multi destinations itineraries when you have finished visiting the sights on land such as the Mayan ruins and the Mopan River, you still have many more sights to see on the waters, including Barton Cave and the Blue Hole. Tropical islands like Caye Caulker and Ambergris Caye exude a Caribbean feel. Imagine you are Robinson Crusoe, what better place to be marooned! Ambergris is the largest island with some luxurious resorts while the town of San Pedro offers a window to local life. Boat rental in Belize allows you to mix and match island life with the sea life beneath the waves. So take your time and try both out!

Speed boat rental in Belize will average around 500 USD per day with options from 50 USD per person upwards to join in group tours. Whichever way you decide on your speed boat rental, you will be guided around Belize's waters by experienced skippers and attentive crew members. Take advantage of the overflowing hospitality offered by the crew on your speed boat rental in Belize with local drinks like rum punch. Relax and take the work out of your speed boat rental and be guided around some of the world's most beautiful waters.

Catamaran rental in Belize is excellent value with one-day catamaran rental ranging from 500 USD up to 1,000 USD or more and join in group catamaran rental from as little as 60 USD per person. Go large with a beautiful catamaran rental experience in Belize. Catamaran rental options are first class with a variety of catamaran rentals that come with associated services for fun and sports on the water.

Whipray Caye is located four miles Northeast of Lark Caye. Just a five-minute boat ride away is some of the best fishing you’ll find anywhere in the world with tarpon, bonefish, snapper, grouper, and many more exotic fish and sea life to enjoy. Take some time to try your hand at landing the catch of the day. It will add an extra dimension to the sheer pleasure of yachting in Belizean waters. Whipray Caye Lodge’s open-air Sea Urchin Bar and Restaurant serves up a variety of Belizean and American food, so you can stop for lunch then continue cruising the Whipray Caye waters. There are a few moorings, but no dinghy dockage is available. Stop off for a dip in the ocean, some snorkeling, and don’t forget to take your camera and underwater camera case too, it's a great way to savour these fantastic memories when you are back on dry land.

Part of Belize’s World Heritage Site, South Water Caye is situated on the barrier reef on the Northside of the quarter-mile-wide South Water Pass. Palm trees are scattered along the pristine beaches. On the East side of the Caye, the barrier reef drop-off is close to the beach, providing an ideal location for great snorkeling and scuba diving. Anchor on the west side of South Water Caye in one of the numerous sandy patches and stay sheltered from the prevailing Easterly winds. If the winds are forecast to change, then a better anchorage for overnight stays is at nearby Twin Cayes. Beach your dinghy anywhere on the West shore or near the lodge docks. Fishermen trawl this area for the freshwater wells on the island. The red-roofed Pelicans Pouch, at the South end of the cay, was a convent for the Sisters of Mercy when it was built in the 1940s, and the Fangipani House is said to have a friendly ghost in residence. Don’t let this scare you off a weekend boat rental!

Stay at the Pelican Beach Resorts with a restaurant and bar and dive excursions as well. At the center of the island is the International Zoological Expeditions, which has accommodations for students studying tropical biology and reef ecology, and a path runs down the middle of the Caye, making for a pleasant afternoon stroll. Cruising in Cocoa Plum Caye waters will bring you to the Northern boundary of the protected South Water Marine Reserve. Breathtakingly beautiful. Take a relaxing stroll on the nature paths and observe wildlife ranging from rabbits, coatimundi, and Belizean raccoons, to exotic birds and sea iguanas.

Diving in Belize is popular for good reasons. Packed with adventure and exploration, it comprises over 400 islands. Suppose you choose to dive with diving centers located in Belize City and the Cayes. In that case, they specialise in diving deep coral canyons, which have been created by the phenomenal Elkhorn, Staghorn, and Brain corals. When diving the Barrier Reef, most divers start in the shallows and descend around 30 meters. The kind of underwater life that you will find within this area is white spotted toadfish, a species endemic to Belize, tiny tropical fish, reef sharks, and turtles. The Blue Hole is a high point for diving and spans more than 300 meters across and is approximately 140 meters deep and almost perfectly round. You descend to around 40 meters and only have around eight minutes to explore the row of stalactites suspended from the cavern ceiling.

Whether you are looking for a party or not, you may find one in Belize. An everyday boat rental may turn into a party boat rental if you have a particularly fun-loving skipper and crew. Beers and rum punch may start flowing and not stop. If you are planning an organised party boat rental, then there are good options to choose from. Party boat hospitality options are almost unlimited.