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Belize offers a good selection of rental boats, including; yacht without crew, luxury yachts, skippered boat, monohull Charter and catamaran sailing and motor yacht charterBelize is the only country in the English language in Central America.

Belize was a British colony for over a century and was known as British Honduras until 1973. It became an independent nation in 1981. The spread of civilization Maya in Belize between 1500 BC and 300 AD and flourished until the year 900. European settlement began with British Jews, privateers and shipwrecked English seamen in 1638. The early settlement of Belize in the Bay of Honduras grew from Belize City and St. George's Caye in a colony of the United Kingdom during the late eighteenth century. In the early nineteenth century the village was known as British Honduras, and in 1871 it became a colony of Crown. British Honduras became a self-governing colony in January 1964 and was renamed Belize June 1, 1973. Full independence came on September 21 1981, after delays caused by territorial disputes with neighboring Guatemala, which did not formally recognize the country.

A yacht in Belize you can discover some of the most pristine islands in the Caribbean. The bright turquoise waters of the islands of Belize are more than 200 uninhabited islands tropical coral atolls and offer some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. Belize has become a popular place for holiday yacht charters and diving. Most yacht charter companies have fleets of catamarans because shallow draft provide easy navigation.

The coast of Belize has an abundance unlimited wildlife and marine life waiting to be discovered. Schools of tropical fish, manatees and coral gardens abound here making shipments Snorkelling and exciting adventure. There are many archaeological and national parks and marine reserves in Belize. Check with your company yacht charter to help make plans for land expeditions to Mayan ruins or the rainforest.

Belize International is the main Airport and is only a little over two hours from 3 gateways in the United States. San Pedro, Ambergris Caye or Placencia, accessible by a plane 15 minutes commuter connections with several days. English is the official language and is widely spoken, as is Spanish. Other languages are Creole, German, Mayan and Garifuna. U.S. Dollars are used and major credit cards are accepted in hotels, restaurants and shops.

The yacht season in Belize is limited by the hurricane season in the months from November to May From mid-December to May, the trade winds. Temperatures are always around 25 º – 30 º C.

Most people are very comfortable sailing in the waters of Belize, but it does come with some difficulties. Navigation is relatively easy and Online site. The hardest part is learning to read the shallow waters and coral recognize. It is imperative to follow good at any time. Bare boating outside the reef is prohibited. The outer reefs are not well marked or drawn to the danger of running aground. A both atolls shallow waters are filled with coral rock formations that are found in many areas and so many cards that simply do not give a clear picture of their location. Communication on the VHF radio is also absent, with mobile phones the most reliable means of communication, research and rescue is not very reliable and all this combined makes bare boating outside the reef untenable. However there is much to see in the reef barrier to venture beyond is not necessary.

Ambergris Caye is the largest island of Belize and most commercially developed. Ambergris Caye has been the hub of maritime trade in Belize for hundreds of years. In the last twenty to thirty years, the incredible around Ambergris Caye has led to strong growth in both scuba diving in Belize and trade, yacht charters and eco-tourism.

The main town of San Pedro still maintains a quaint fishing village but now we find a lively nightlife. San Pedro has only a few streets with shops Interesting, a few houses and several restaurants and bars. The track is also here, then you get to your yacht charter is literally a stream stone. The island is home to tropical savannahs, sparkling white sand beaches and mangroves. He became the most popular tourist destination in Belize.

The Coral reef system is amazing to work a half-mile east of the shore and the entire length of the island. It is second largest barrier reef in the world and has made the city of San Pedro diving and water sports capital of Belize and Central America. It is easy for snorkellers to discover hundreds of species of fish right on the beach. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens, clear waters of Ambergris Caye are a paradise for divers, divers, birdwatchers and fishermen alike.

Start your yacht and you can explore Placencia the southern half of Belize. Placencia is known for its beautiful white sand beaches and mangroves beautiful. The main street is a stretch of three miles of sidewalk where there is a little local services, including laundry service and small grocery. However, if you plan to leave your yacht Placencia is a good idea to have provisions provided in advance with your yacht charter company. The shop is not equipped to meet the needs of a boat charter. In most cases, the arrangements you order are made from Belize City. This is not an active place for nightlife and dining restaurant. It's heaven on earth, very quiet and serene. Many experts have compared their sailing experiences Placencia recalling memories of the BVI It 30 years ago before it was developed. Placencia is also the gateway to a land tour of the many waterfalls and archaeological ruins Mayan culture.

While sailing south of San Pedro or Placencia north there are many beaches that offer great yacht anchorages. There are hundreds of cays to explore with the clear waters and white sand beaches. Some are empty while others have amenities for tourists. These places are underdeveloped offer complete solitude for those who seek to get away from civilization on their yacht. If there are too many to mention them all individually Here are some highlights to give you an idea of what awaits you on your yacht in Belize.

Caye Caulker is an island four miles long and is divided into two is approximately one mile east of Belize Barrier Reef. It is a quiet town with friendly people and some nice restaurants. The dive destination The most popular is the Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley. A boat must be hired to visit and it is about 30 minutes north of Caye Caulker. With so many things to see at different depths, all levels of snorkellers and divers can be accommodated here.

Caye Chapel is the island home to the rich and famous and boasts a new state of the art marina and golf course. It has been developed for those retired research. It is the most exclusive island in Belize, where all amenities are available. The marina accommodates yachts up to 45 meters length. Once here there are many picturesque beaches and exotic wildlife and discover the natural beauty of the island has to offer.

St George's Caye is located south of Caye Caulker, this island is a half mile from the reef. St. George's Caye is calm and serene and a world away the bustle of the city. Very few services are offered here with just a restaurant, a hotel and a bar. The diving is amazing with the observation of many visitors Dolphins just before descending down the wall of the cay.

Goff Caye is a small island on the reef, just north of the main channel, English Channel. It has good snorkeling and a beautiful beach.

English Caye has a lighthouse which marks the south side of English in the Channel. This island offers a superb diving Snorkelling 1000 feet south on a patch reef.

Rendezvous Caye is a jewel of an island also located on the reef. Another beautiful beach with an excellent snorkeling around, it's also a good place for scuba diving on the foot 60 to the outside wall. It is not Box yacht anchorage during the night with its coral all around, but a "Must See 'stop of the day.

Bluefield range provides a safe anchorage yacht and two fish camps usually offer a choice of seafood for dinner.

Colson Cayes is another safe anchorage for several fish camps. Cayes offer a shallow lagoon to explore by canoe with a lot of coral nearby for diving.

Tobacco Caye is a fine anchor overnight at unless in a northerly wind. There are several choices for basic meals and a few bars of the island. There is a dive shop for those who enjoy diving and snorkeling much good.

Laughing Bird Caye is only 11 miles from the coast of Placencia, the cay is located in a "faro", an atoll on a continental shelf. It is stiff and surrounds a central lagoon. The attraction is the great diversity of coral reefs. Because of the large amount of visitors measures were taken to ensure the reefs and lagoons will be protected. There are mooring buoys and channel markers in place to protect the fragile ecosystem.

South Water Caye is approximately 25 miles from Placencia. South Water Caye is a protected reserve by the World Heritage. As other marine reserves in Belize has an amazing diversity of marine life and palm trees that line the waterfront. The clear blue waters of South Water Caye yield way to white sand beaches.

Sapodilla Cayes is another marine reserve is located in the southernmost part of the barrier reef of Belize. It is composed of 14 islands intact mangrove and coral with white sandy beaches. The waters are very shallow, with some areas being less than 5 meters. On Huntington Caye you will discover the lighthouse and a Guard station Belize. The beaches are nesting sites for turtles. Lime Caye is often the most crowded boat tourists from Punta Gorda. The best place to anchor the boat and spend the night is either Nicholas Caye or Frank. The incredible reef system with an abundance of species colorful fish will experience a great snorkeling, even for beginners. Because Sapodilla is off the beaten path, there is no longer supported by tourists and remains a group of beautiful and pristine islands that have very little in the way of facilities.

Just 25 short miles south of the Sapodilla Cayes is the port of Livingston on the Rio Dulce of Guatemala where you are required to check into and out of Guatemala. A local restaurant provides a stop along the great path they will take your choice of fresh fish out of the trap of living on the dock.

Outside the reef there are some well-known dive sites are popular. Since yacht bareboat charters are not authorized to venture outside the reef, it is in your best interest hiring a local diving company if you want to go. If your yacht crew, then contact the owner have the local dive shop arrange for a meeting place to study with experienced dive master.

Glover's Reef Marine located is about 36 miles off the coast of Belize. This is a group of islands surrounded by a turquoise lagoon and surrounded by a coral reef which has one of the richest tropical marine environments called Glover's Reef Atoll. All six sand cays in the atoll are privately owned. Diving is legendary and can not compare with anywhere else in the world. There are more than 80 square miles for snorkellers and scuba divers to explore with an incredible variety of fish. The southern part of the atoll is a conservation area which is used for research and recreation. Visitors are allowed to take anything in the region. dive boats require a permit to be there and divers must register with the reserve manager. It is a station here, but amenities for boaters are limited.

Lighthouse Reef Atoll is farthest Atoll of the coast of Belize. There is a charming colonial-style resort located on the island and the main objective of activities is diving and relaxing on the beach. The famous "Blue Hole" is actually located in the center of Lighthouse Reef lagoon. The hole 400 feet deep may be one the most amazing experiences of diving in the Western Hemisphere. Some of the best wall diving here and there many consider the site Dive the largest in Belize. Coral around the entire 75 square miles of Blue Hole. The visibility is amazing that 100 feet into the turquoise waters that are Quiet, draft-free execution. If examination of a dive master in hiring a local diving to meet your boat and you it takes. He will have the necessary expertise for a safe diving experience.

About the Author

Ken Jones runs a Crewed Yacht Charter Guide.
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