AtollPatrimonio Mundial UNESCOÁrea Marina Protegida

Glover's Reef

Belize · Mesoamerican Reef
Profundidad: 5–35 mNivel: Advanced Open WaterAll year round

An oval coral formation rising from more than 660 m of water and enclosing a lagoon of some 260 km² with more than 700 patch reefs inside it. It is the least visited of the Belizean atolls and much of it remains unexplored.

Depth

5–35 m

Recommended level

Advanced Open Water

Average visibility

30 m

Water temperature

27 °C

Current

Moderate

Access

Liveaboard/Boat

Best time

All year round

Recommended certification

Advanced Open Water

Approx. price

80 USD / dive

Plan your dive

Best time
All year round
Approx. price
80 USD / dive

A remote atoll designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with all but pristine coral walls.

Protection status

Reserva Marina Nacional de Glover's Reef

UNESCO designation

Patrimonio Mundial (Sistema de Reservas de la Barrera de Coral de Belice, inscrito el 4 de diciembre de 1996, con siete áreas marinas protegidas)

Did you know

Lleva el nombre del pirata inglés John Glover, que lo usaba como escondite. Antes se llamaba Longorif.

Sources consulted: Wikipedia (Half Moon Caye / Lighthouse Reef); Hamanasi; Toucan Discovery; belizehub.com; williamdrumm.com

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