Hotel Sunbreeze San Pedro
7 Coconut Dr San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize Cayes, Belize
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My first dive!
Oh my god! It was really awesome and kind of scary too... I completed the basic PADI training with the guys at Aqua Dives Belize the hotel's scuba school and they were so nice and pacient that I would reccommend anyone wishing for a pleasant and SAFE first scuba experience to go to the Sunbreeze Hotel and ask for the daily dive. they have wonderful options for every one!
Through rain, sleet, snow or gloom of night
This morning we woke up several hours early to a startling loud level of chirping. Not the chirping of a cute little bird or a solitary cricket, but the chirping of what sounded to be an enormous gecko somewhere in our cabana. In fact, it sounded like it was right on the wall above my futon. We both woke up, peered at each other in the gloom of …
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... br> We set out with underwater flashlights and a little trepidation on all our parts: I mean, how scary to be in a dark ocean with just a tiny little flashlight in your hands?! But almost immediately we realized how well those lights worked, and how interesting the things to see were. We saw lobster crawling across the floor (they'd been hiding all day), and flowy white octopus slithering across the coral; a squid squirted by, and a lion ...
Beautiful Belize
... a dunk in the sea, which you had to go out on a jetty to get to clear water, as there was a lot of grass and seaweed near the shore. I had a refreshing salt-water shower (comes with the cheap accommodation) and then sprayed myself up, nearly choking me to death, with insect repellent. Simon however, decided against this as he was still wet from the swim.
Walked around the Island and soon realised that it wasn't very big at all. One of the main reasons for coming here was ...
Snorkelling
... and right near the beginning we saw 2 turtles :-) We carried on swimming and there was lots of coral reef and huge fish. We also saw a manta ray eel. James kept diving down under the water and at one point swam through a tunnel in the reef! We were swimming along one side of the reef channel and we got to the limit of where we were allowed to swim to so we swam over to the other side of the channel and then had to swim back to the boat. The current was quite strong and it ...



