<![CDATA[Sea Sports Belize - Trip Log]]>Sun, 22 Mar 2026 00:49:19 -0600Weebly<![CDATA[Feb 1 - 2 tank Belize Barrier Reef]]>Thu, 01 Feb 2018 06:00:00 GMThttps://www.seasportsbelize.com/trip-log/feb-1-2-tank-belize-barrier-reefDive Site #1 
J&R Wall- Dive was planned as a multilevel and anchor dive to a max depth of 70 ft. 20 min at 70 ft and 20 min at 40 ft with a 3 min safety Stop. Dive started at 11:50 AM with a visibility of 80+ ft. The water temperature was 76o F. Total dive lasted 45 min. During the dive we were able to observe lots of lobster, lionfish, Nassau grouper and mutton Snapper. Dive site was pretty quiet on this day. 


Dive Site #2
The Lounge- Dive was planned as a multilevel and anchor dive after a 1 hr and 23 min surface interval to max depth of 60 ft. 20 min at 60 ft and 20 min at 40 ft with a 3 min safety stop. Dive started at 1:59 PM with a visibility of 80+ ft and a water temperature of 76o F. Total dive lasted 48 min.The dive site was pretty active with a  couple lobsters, lionfish, mutton snapper, and conchs. We also saw two spotted moray eel and a green moray eel. The best of the dive was when a nice female hawksbill sea turtle that came from the deep towards the divers and stayed with the divers for a bit.

Even though it was a rainy day with not much sun divers had an enjoyable day.]]><![CDATA[Jan 31, 2018 - 2 tank Belize Barrier Reef Dive]]>Wed, 31 Jan 2018 06:00:00 GMThttps://www.seasportsbelize.com/trip-log/jan-31-2018Dive Site #1 
J&R Wall- Dive was planned as a multilevel and anchor dive to a max depth of 70 ft. 20 min at 70 ft and 20 min at 40 ft with a 3 min safety Stop. Dive started at 10:43 AM with a visibility of 60 ft. The water temperature was 73o F. Total dive lasted 46 min for one couple, while another couple had a bottom time of 25 min bottom time. During the dive we were able to observe lobster, lionfish, Nassau grouper. 

Dive Site #2
The Lounge- Dive was planned as a multilevel and anchor dive after a 1 hr and 12 min surface interval to max depth of 60 ft. 20 min at 60 ft and 20 min at 40 ft with a 3 min safety stop. Dive started at 12:41 PM with a visibility of 60 ft and a water temperature of 73o F. Total dive lasted 46 min for Wendy and Ellen. Patty and David did a total bottom time of 30 min. The dive site was pretty quiet with a couple lobsters, lionfish, mutton snapper, and conchs.

On our way to the reef we were able to observe a couple manatees close to Swallow Caye. We also saw some dolphins that came close to the boat and stayed around the boat for a while. During our surface interval the guest also saw a southern stingray.
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Dive Site #1 
The Big One- Dive was planned as a multilevel and anchor dive to a max depth of 70 ft. 20 min at 70 ft and 20 min at 40 ft with a 3 min safety Stop. Dive started at 10:35 AM with a visibility of 60 ft. The water temperature was 77 o F. Total dive lasted 43 min. During the dive we were able to observe a mutton snapper following us the entire dive, a couple lionfish, 2 green moray eel, black grouper and lots of yellowhead jawfish. The best of the dive was at the beginning of the dive when we spotted a nice nurse shark resting under one of the corals

Dive Site #2
Shark Chute- Dive was planned as a multilevel and anchor dive after a 1 hr and 25 min surface interval to max depth of 60 ft. 20 min at 60 ft and 20 min at 40 ft with a 3 min safety stop. Dive started at 12:44 PM with a visibility of 60 ft and a water temperature of 77o F. Total dive lasted 45 min. The dive site was pretty quiet with a couple lobsters, conchs, lionfish and the best of the dive was that we were able to see about 7 southern stingrays. Some of them were feeding while some of them were swimming around or hiding under the sand.
]]><![CDATA[Jan 24, 2018 - 2 tank Belize Barrier Reef Dive]]>Wed, 24 Jan 2018 06:00:00 GMThttps://www.seasportsbelize.com/trip-log/jan-24-2018Dive Site #1 
The Big one- Dive was planned as a multilevel and anchor dive to a max depth of 70 ft. 20 min at 70 ft and 20 min at 40 ft with a 3 min safety Stop. Dive started at 11:13 AM with a visibility of 70 ft. The water temperature was 76 o F. Total dive lasted 40 min. During the dive we were able to observe black grouper, yellow head jawfish, pederson cleaner shrimp and pistol shrimp. The best of the dive was when a nice female hawksbill turtle came by and stayed with the divers for a bit of the dive.

Dive Site #2

Shark chute- Dive was planned as a multilevel and anchor dive after a 1 hr and 33 min surface interval to max depth of 60 ft. 20 min at 60 ft and 20 min at 40 ft with a 3 min safety stop. Dive started at 1:27 PM with a visibility of 70 ft and a water temperature of 76o F. Total dive time lasted 42 min. The dive site was pretty quiet with a couple lobsters, lionfish, mutton snapper, and conchs until 2 beautiful spotted eagle rays came by to show their beauty.

On our way back we stopped to enjoy 4 Atlantic bottlenose dolphins that were feeding around a lobster shade. We also saw a manatee surface along the mangroves.]]><![CDATA[Jan 23, 2018 - 2 tank Belize Barrier Reef Dive]]>Tue, 23 Jan 2018 06:00:00 GMThttps://www.seasportsbelize.com/trip-log/jan-21-2018-dive-blog​Dive Site #1 

J&R Wall- Dive was planned as a multilevel and anchor dive to a max depth of 70 ft. 20 min at 70 ft and 20 min at 40 ft with a 3 min safety Stop. Dive started at 10:50 AM with a visibility of 80+ ft. The water temperature was 76 o F. Total dive lasted 40 min. During the dive we were able to observe pederson cleaner shrimp, pistol shrimp, mutton snapper, lobsters and a fury sea cucumber.


Dive Site #2

The Lounge- Dive was planned as a multilevel and anchor dive after a 1 hr and 33 min surface interval to max depth of 60 ft. 20 min at 60 ft and 20 min at 40 ft with a 3 min safety stop. Dive started at 1:04 PM with a visibility of 80+ ft and a water temperature of 76o F. Total dive lasted 46 min and the extra minutes were spent at shallow depth since guest were doing much better with air. During the dive we were able to observe lobster, spotted moray eel, green moray eel and some southern sting ray.]]>