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What’s included
Two Dives
The Spanish Bay trip offers two dives with a unique blend of canyon and wall dives. The standard dive profiles are at 24 Meters and 18 Meters
Lunch & Fruits
This trip includes a standard lunch, which is normally a Belizean dish such as rice & beans with stewed chicken. Divers with other preferences, food allergies, or dietary limitations should consider packing their own meals.
Dive Computers
We are one of the minority of shops that offers dive computers as a standard part of their gear. We are committed to making sure that all divers can verify their depth and NDL at any point during a dive.
About Spanish Bay
Spanish Bay is an area about an hour south of Caye Caulker on the barrier reef. This area boasts an interesting combination of coral canyons that eventually lead to coral walls at a max depth of about 24 Meters in most places. This trip begins at 8:15 AM and normally returns at around 3:00 PM.
Spanish Bay offers a great chance of seeing turtles, eagle rays and eels. It is also one of the few places where divers have also reported seeing manatees on the outer side of the barrier reef on very rare occasions. Standard dive profiles for this dive are normally 24 Meters for the first dive and 18 Meters for the second dive.
Don’t wait to make a reservation. Use the buttons below to reserve your space and to make a deposit. You can make a deposit after completing the steps in our booking portal then return to this page to make a deposit. Using the “deposit” button, deposit $39 USD for each diver and add your name and the name of each participant. Please make sure to leave a deposit to secure your reservation.
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$195.00 USD
Price includes lunch, and rental equipment
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8:15 AM
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3:30 PM Approximately
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Open Water Diver or Equivalent.
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Spanish Bay trip requires at least 7 divers to confirm. The earlier you make a reservation, the more likely it is that the trip will be confirmed. If you have questions about the amount of divers on any of your trips after your reservation feel free to ask us at info@scubasensationcc.com. Give us your booking number and we'll tell you how close we are to confirmation.
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Be prepared
Even if you don’t normally get sea sick, the journey to and from the dive site can be choppy and, due to our prevalent east-south-east wind you are liable to get motion-sickness. Stock up on anti motion sickness tablets before the trip and try to avoid alcohol the night before. It is quite common for surface conditions to be choppy upon entry at the site.
Surface Conditions
& Entry Considerations
It is quite normal for the sites near Esmeralda to be choppy at the surface, even in normal conditions. Divers should practice keeping their masks on and regulators in when at the surface before and after the dive.
