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RC incorporated under the bylaws of the State of Florida in 1983, moved to the little town of San Antonio, Florida in 1985, and to their present location - a refurbished 1920's era general store, in 1993.The company is licensed and bonded in accordance with the travel sellers laws of the State of Florida and the Airline Reporting Commission, and boasts an excellent Dunn and Brad
Clear water and minimal currents allow you to see at least two terraces without making a dive below 100 feet. A large variety of marine life can be found in a small area because reef zones are seemingly condensed.
Here, wedge-shape coral ridges are separated by wide, shallow sand channels and end with dramatic drop-offs. Graceful gorgonians, wire coral and some very attractive and photogenic sponges adorn the overhangs, which are ideally suited for dramatic and colorful photos.
A deep reef off the Water Caye Reserve, where, from April to June, dog and cubera snapper gather in huge numbers to spawn. Whale sharks frequent this spot during that time to feed on eggs.
Depth: Max 80ft
Description: Almost strait in font of Carrie Bow Cay this dive site is a ridge that drops down towards the east. Moving north the reef gets shallower with white sand area to the west. Around the elbow you will see lots of beautiful coral formations. Watch your depth as there are deep stop on the ridge. Look out for large ...
Depth: Max 60ft
Description: the site starts at 40ft and drops down to 90ft in the sand before rising again to 50ft then dropping of to the abyss. The south end is a little shallower and has small out crops perfect for sleeping nurse sharks. Look out for the conch tracks in the sandy area and southern sting ray hunting for them.
Depth: Maximum 100 feet
Description: The top of the reef is at 50 feet. It gradually drops to 100 feet in a sandy area. You will see lots of seas fans and rope sponges teeming with parrotfish, squirrelfish and blue tangs. Look out for turtles and eagle rays.
Glovers Atoll was named after pirate brothers, John and Rodger Glover, in the1750's. Before pirates the Mayans sailed here, pieces of Mayan pottery have been found on the islands and beaches. In 1996 the Atoll was designated as Marine Reserve.
Thirty percent is zoned as a no take zone patrolled by Rangers from the Belize Fisheries Dept. The ...
The Coral Canyons meet at the top forming the tunnels. As we maze through often times large groupers and nurse sharks can be seen hanging out. Reef sharks and turtles are no strangers to the tunnels as we may see these guys cruising along at a touching distance. The tunnels sit at a depth of 80 Feet and are also home to a wide variety of ...
From the sloping sea grass at 15' down the sand where the spotted eaglerays, conch and seastars cross, to where the pinnacles line the top of the wall there are no dull moments. Zig-zaging between the pinnacles or over the edge you might meet Bubba the turtle or some of his friendsto make a lasting memory. PS. dont forget the swim through ...
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