Glover's Reef
Glover's Reef is actually a partially submerged atoll, and a World Heritage Site, about 15 miles from Hopkins, Belize. It represents the outermost part of the barrier reef.
There are several islands in the atoll - most have a resort operating there, and one houses a marine research station. The land is in a ring around a lagoon full of patch coral reefs. Part of this area is a marine reserve.
This is one of the most popular places for scuba diving
trips and certifications. Great snorkeling
can also be found here.
Getting to Glover's Reef:
- Tours/transportation from tour operators in Hopkins are available
- Stay at one of the resorts at Glover's Reef (see below) - they will provide transportation
Here are some resources to learn more:
- Glover's Reef on Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glover's_Reef
- Glover's Atoll Resort on Northeast Caye - https://www.glovers.com.bz/
- Off the Wall Dive Center & Resort on Long Caye - https://offthewallbelize.com/
- Slickrock Belize Adventures on Long Caye - book online
- Isla Marisol Resort on Southwest Caye - https://islamarisolresort.com/
- Glover's Reef Research Station - https://belize.wcs.org/en-us/Glovers-Reef-Research-Station.aspx