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Reviewed March 15, 2016 via mobile

We booked a snorkeling excursion through Carnival. They picked us up from the ship. Everyone was extremely nice. They divided us into small groups for snorkeling. The guides were very knowledgeable and considerate. The water was a tad rough, but everyone was intent on keeping all the snorkelers safe. The water was absolutely beautiful!!! They took us to a small beach after of snorkeling adventure. You are able to purchase food, and it was delicious. I definitely would recommend this excursion.

Date of stay: March 2016
Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Thank KJB_07
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Reviewed February 24, 2016 via mobile

It was awesome !! I'm a caye kind of traveler.
This was a special place . Low key , beautiful scenery . Great food at the restaurant.
My son and I went kayaking. Swimming and snorkeling . Played on the beach .
I really enjoyed it .
Being on a caye is different than most people realize.
It is very quaint and has its own charm.
If you don't like small caye living you won't like the cause of the Bahamas either.
That fine . Less people the better for me.
Not everyone should have the luxury of time at a private island .

Date of stay: March 2015
Trip type: Travelled with family
Thank Tanya B
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Reviewed February 5, 2016

Booked this off a carnival cruise. They take you to an island off Turneffe atoll and on the reef. Diving was great. The boats are really big and very nice. Even enjoyed a belkin beer. Very cool being picked up from the ship. Would do again.

Date of stay: March 2015
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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1  Thank russell b
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Reviewed July 26, 2015

Booked this dive through Navigator of the Seas, so it started off pricey, but I expect that from a cruise shore excursion. I went with my daughter and we both had a good time. We dove Black Pearl and Pine Ridge.
The harshest things I have to say...
Equipment is basic so don't expect a dive computer here, which sucked for me as I forgot my watch at home and my kid's broke on the cruise. So logging the dive was iffy. Wetsuits are an additional $10 and seem to run small. Water there was 86F so I didn't feel the need, but my girl did. Snacks were chips and salsa and some water melon. Water and fruit punch to drink. I should have packed a lunch.
The good...
Belize is a Tender port so instead of taking a tender to Belize City then going to the dive spots, the dive boat picked us up at the Cruise ship and took us to the Caye to grab our equipment. This saved us over an hour since the anchorage was halfway between Belize City and Spanish Look-out Caye.
I loved the dives. The crew was great. My equipment while basic worked as designed and seemed to be in good repair. With 100+ ft of visibility I saw an amazing amount of marine life from dozens of different coral, Barracuda, Green Moray and a huge Eagle Ray, lobster and crab. Pretty much every little coral fish I've seen in an aquarium and would expect to see in the Caribbean as well as several other large fish I am unsure of what they were.
I would definitely book with these guys again.

Date of stay: July 2015
  • Trip type: Travelled with family
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1  Thank Shawn M
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Reviewed May 9, 2015

I have been diving twice with Hugh Parkey's during Carnival cruises. They run the dive operations that you purchase through Carnival's shore excursions in Belize. The cruise ship will anchor well outside of Belize city and diving through the ship's excursions is really the only way to go diving during a port visit on a cruise ship to Belize.

The dive boat picks you up directly from the cruise ship and will take you to their private island. You will be fitted with gear (mine was always in good condition and they have a large selection of sizes to fit men and women). Then it is back on the dive boat for a 20-30 minute ride out to the barrier reef.

The divers are divided into groups of 6 or so each with a dive master. The crew helps you get your gear on and into the water (and back out too). The diving in Belize is top-notch and although the most expensive dive excursion I've done from a cruise ship I was 100% satisfied both times.

On the first time with Hugh Parkey I was diving with my brand new underwater camera (second day diving with it having used it the first time the day before in Roatan). I did a giant stride into the water and my regulator started to free-flow and nothing I did would stop it. My dive master swam over to me and he couldn't get it stopped either. I then realized that my camera was no longer on my wrist! The crew helped me back onto the dive boat and switched out the regulator and the tank and before I was even heading back into the water on of the divers in my group had watched my camera descend from the surface and had retrieved it and the dive master had it waiting for me as I rejoined the group.

During the dive we saw turtles, sting rays and even spotted eagle rays. My dive master dove with a slate and would identify things and he was very good and making sure that everyone had the opportunity to see what he was identifying.

During the surface interval between dives we were offered plenty of fresh fruit, homemade salsa and chips, and water. Once back to the island from the two dives we were offered a rum punch, access to fresh water showers, and some time to relax before the dive boat took us back to the cruise ship.

I highly enjoyed myself, felt safe and well watched after. I also appreciated the dive master helping me get some photos of myself underwater.

Date of stay: October 2014
  • Trip type: Travelled solo
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Thank WNoren
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