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Lighthouse Reef Resort, Belize
is the farthest atoll from shore, featuring pristine drop-offs such as Half Moon Cay Wall and a once-in-a-lifetime dive into the stalactite decorated depths of the Great Blue Hole. Above water are streaks of white sand crowded with palm trees and seabirds.

The sense of isolation and remoteness that accompanies a visit to the atolls belies a rich history. Although only archaeological traces remain, it appears the ancient Maya inhabited the atolls for more than 1,000 years. From 1528 to 1532 the Spanish explored and charted the coastline and offshore reefs of the Yucatan. Glover's Reef was named for the English pirate John Glover. Lighthouse Reef was named after a navigational light was permanently established on Half Moon Cay.

Thanksgiving Week 2004 (Nov 20-27 Sat-Sat)
$1799/person plus air ($675)
(less $50 cash or check) (less $50 with $500 deposit by Sept 1st)
Single Supplement +$450 Non-diver -$300

Included: 3 dives a day, 3 meals a day, use of tanks & weights, double occupancy beachfront, A/C accommodations, airport transfers, and taxes.
Needed: Valid passport, SCUBA certification card, all personal dive equipment and toiletries, money for extras and tips
Lighthouse Reef is where the Belize Blue Hole is. Jacques Cousteau named this as one of the world's four "MUST DIVE" locations. Lighthouse Reef is the atoll nearest the blue hole and only here can you dive the Blue Hole and Half Moon Cay at no extra cost.
Arrive at Lighthouse Reef Resort in style via a 20 minute private charter flight from Belize City. The best dive sites of Belize are located around our atoll; Half Moon Cay Wall, Silver Caves, Long Cay and the world famous Aquarium. Lighthouse also boasts the best beach in Belize. The #1 Magazine on Life and Travel on the Caribbean coast rates Lighthouse Reef Resort the best offshore dive resort in Belize three consecutive years.

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