Shark Ray Alley, Belize

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Located to the south and inside of Hol Chan Marine Reserve, this dive site is becoming one of the hottest marine attractions in the Caribbean. Here, dive parties can witness dozens of Southern Stingrays and Nurse Sharks swirl and dance gracefully while being orchestrated by a dive master's bag of snacks. While resting on a sandy bottom in about ten-feet of water, divers can take advantage of this unique opportunity to watch and photograph an awesome display of grace and beauty as only Mother Nature can provide.

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