Turneffe Atoll
& Calabash Caye
A full day out to Belize's largest atoll — two reef snorkels, a sunken shipwreck, a nature trail through Calabash Caye, and a beach BBQ with ceviche and rum punch. Deep blue water, all day long.
Your Day at the Atoll
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Depart Caye Caulker
Board early, meet your captain and crew, and get fitted for snorkeling gear. It's a longer ride than our reef tours — Turneffe Atoll sits well past the barrier reef — so settle in and watch the water turn from green to deep blue.
Reef Snorkel — Harry Jones Channel
Our first stop inside Turneffe's reef system. Harry Jones Channel cuts through healthy coral with strong visibility — a great warm-up before the deeper highlights of the day.
Reef Snorkel — Angelfish Paradise
True to its name — a reef patch known for angelfish and a colorful mix of tropical species weaving through the coral. One of Turneffe's most photogenic snorkel spots.
Shipwreck Snorkel
The stop everyone remembers. Snorkel over a sunken wreck now claimed by coral and marine life — a completely different kind of underwater scenery from the open reef, and one of the reasons this trip is worth the longer ride.
Calabash Caye Nature Trail
Step off the boat and onto Calabash Caye for a walk through the island's nature trail — a change of pace between snorkel stops, and a chance to see Turneffe from land instead of water.
Beach BBQ
The crew fires up a beach BBQ right on Calabash Caye, with fresh ceviche and rum punch to go with it. A proper island lunch break in the middle of a long day on the water.
Return to Caye Caulker
We dock back at Caye Caulker around 5:00 PM. If our crew captured any photos during the trip, they'll be sent to you over WhatsApp — save them promptly, since they're deleted after 72 hours.
Everything's taken care of.
Beach BBQ
Cooked on Calabash Caye
Nature Trail Experience
Guided island walk
Water & Fruits
Throughout the day
Snorkeling Gear
Mask, snorkel & fins provided
Ceviche
Served with the BBQ
Rum Punch
Served with the BBQ
On-Board Safety
Life Jackets Life Rings Trained Safety Crew Gold Standard CertifiedSee the Atoll.
Six spots for your own photos below — swap in shots of the wreck, the reef, the nature trail, and the BBQ as you get them.
Your Ride to Turneffe.
Underway to Turneffe · E-Z Boy Tours
Turneffe Atoll FAQ.
How far is Turneffe Atoll from Caye Caulker, Belize?
Turneffe Atoll sits well outside Belize's barrier reef, so it's a longer open-water crossing than our reef-only tours. That's why this trip runs a full day, from 7:30 AM to about 5:00 PM.
What's included in the Turneffe Atoll & Calabash Caye trip?
Snorkeling gear, three snorkel stops (including a shipwreck), the Calabash Caye nature trail, a beach BBQ with ceviche and rum punch, plus water and fruit throughout the day.
Is the Turneffe Atoll shipwreck snorkel good for beginners?
Yes. Our trained safety crew provides life jackets and life rings, and the shipwreck sits in calm waters for snorkelers of most experience levels.
How much does the Turneffe Atoll tour cost?
The full-day Turneffe Atoll & Calabash Caye trip is $232 USD per person, all-inclusive, departing from Caye Caulker, Belize.
Ready for deep blue water?
A full day at Turneffe Atoll and Calabash Caye — reef snorkels, a shipwreck, a nature trail, and a beach BBQ. PRICE_PLACEHOLDER per person, all inclusive.