Belize at Ramon’s in Ambergris Cay - 8 Days
Ambergris Caye, Belize • 8 days / 7 nights (May 8–15, 2027)
Overview
Tucked along the Belize Barrier Reef — the second-largest reef system in the world — Ambergris Caye blends vibrant marine life, sun-soaked adventure, and easygoing island culture into one unforgettable dive escape. Join BlueBound Travel on this 8-day getaway to Belize, where diving meets downtime, and every day strikes the perfect balance between exploration and pure relaxation. You'll stay at the iconic Ramon's Village Resort, a palm-fringed beachfront retreat just a short walk from the heart of San Pedro — a town known for its lively energy, colorful charm, and laid-back pace.
Your underwater journey includes 10 scheduled dives, exploring spectacular coral formations, swim-throughs, and marine reserves teeming with life, plus the option to add the legendary Blue Hole dive (with stops at Half Moon Caye and Long Caye Wall). Above the waterline, you'll have plenty of time to enjoy beach walks, snorkeling excursions, sunset catamaran sails, and San Pedro's unbeatable food and nightlife. Whether you're diving all day, paddleboarding with a friend, or sipping rum punch with your toes in the sand, this Belize adventure invites you to do it your way — with BlueBound guidance every step of the way.
A typical day starts as you wake up to the sound of palms swaying and the scent of sea air drifting through your thatched-roof bungalow. After breakfast overlooking the turquoise waters, you gear up and stroll down the dock — your dive boat is waiting just feet from your room. Your first dive might be Tackle Box Canyons, where dramatic swim-throughs hide eagle rays and moray eels, and the second could be Hol Chan Marine Reserve, where swirls of reef fish and turtles greet you. Afterward, you return for lunch on the beach, maybe followed by an impromptu nap in a hammock or a snorkel at Shark Ray Alley. Come sunset, you're barefoot at The Truck Stop, sampling wood-fired pizza or Belizean BBQ, and later, a local band plays at Elvi's Kitchen while the group laughs about lionfish, lobsters, and that one diver who swore they saw a hammerhead.
At BlueBound, the guides don't just organize trips — they lead them. Each adventure is curated for comfort, connection, and conservation, with experienced guides handling logistics, ensuring dive safety, assisting with gear, and creating a welcoming, supportive atmosphere, while partnering with local businesses that share BlueBound's values. The trip includes 7 nights in a Jungle Deluxe or Seaside Deluxe room (2 Queens), round-trip airport-to-resort transport, daily breakfast, 5 days of two-tank dives, and tank and weights. Not included: round-trip air to Ambergris Caye (which requires a hopper flight from Belize City), equipment rental, diving or travel insurance (note: DAN or other diving insurance is mandatory to participate), any personal expenses, and tips for the divemaster, boat crew, and hotel staff (a standard tip when diving from a boat is $10 per dive — $5 for the divemaster and $5 for the captain).
Location: Ambergris Caye, Belize, reached via Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport (BZE).
Duration: 8 days / 7 nights, departing May 8–15, 2027.
Activity Type: A dive-and-relaxation trip combining 5 days of two-tank dives with plenty of downtime, suited to divers and non-divers alike. A minimum of an Open Water certification is required; most dives are shallow (60–70 feet) and relaxed, but good buoyancy and comfort in current are helpful. An optional Blue Hole dive excursion is available for $220 plus a $40 marine park permit, paid on location, typically including stops at Half Moon Caye and Long Caye Wall. Group size is limited to 11–22 guests, led by BlueBound guides for personalized service, flexible planning, and support throughout the trip.
Accommodation: Ramon's Village Resort, staying in a Jungle Deluxe or Seaside Deluxe room (2 Queens). The resort features thatched-roof rooms tucked into lush tropical gardens or with oceanfront views, a private beach, dive dock, spa, pool, and one of the best locations on the island. Amenities included are daily breakfast and round-trip airport-to-resort transport.
Pricing:
- Adult: $2,870 per person
- Single: $3,690 per person
Itineraries
Day 1 — Arrive in San Pedro, Belize
Arrive at Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport (BZE) and take a short scenic flight or ferry to San Pedro, Ambergris Caye. Upon arrival, you'll be transferred to Ramon's Village Resort, where you'll check into your Jungle Deluxe or Seaside Deluxe room. Spend the afternoon unwinding by the beach, taking in the tropical surroundings, or enjoying a cocktail at the resort's beachfront bar. Dinner is on your own, and a recommendation is to try Palmilla Restaurant for an elegant meal or head to Elvi's Kitchen for authentic Belizean cuisine. Breakfast included.
Days 2–6 — Dive, Explore & Unwind
Enjoy daily breakfast before heading out for your dives. This trip is designed for those who want to dive while also having the time to kick back, relax, and experience the lively vibes and nightlife of San Pedro. You'll have 10 scheduled dives, exploring the spectacular barrier reef with its rich marine life and coral formations. Possible dive sites include Tackle Box Canyons, Hol Chan Marine Reserve, and Cypress Tunnels.
A Blue Hole dive excursion is available for those interested ($220 + $40 permit, paid on location). This all-day adventure typically includes dives at Half Moon Caye and Long Caye Wall, with a scenic lunch stop on a private island.
For non-divers or those looking to add more adventure, suggested activities include snorkeling at Shark Ray Alley, a catamaran sunset cruise, and paddleboarding or kayaking along the coastline.
Evenings are yours to explore the island's vibrant food and nightlife scene. Group dinner reservations will be arranged at top spots like The Truck Stop (casual outdoor food park), El Fogon (Belizean home cooking), and Hidden Treasure (romantic jungle dining). Afterward, enjoy live music or cocktails at Sundiver Beach Bar or Jaguar's Nightclub. Breakfast included.
Day 7 — Leisure & Farewell
Your last full day is open for relaxation or a final adventure. Spend the day lounging by the pool, exploring the island, or taking a casual beach walk to soak up the Caribbean atmosphere. For those looking for one last excursion, options include a visit to Secret Beach for calm waters and beachside bars, a half-day fishing trip, or a private beach picnic. Enjoy a farewell dinner with the group at one of the island's favorite spots, reminiscing about the week's adventures. Breakfast included.
Day 8 — Departure
After breakfast, transfer back to San Pedro Airport for your flight or ferry to Belize City to connect to your international departure. Until next time, Belize! Breakfast included.
Includes
- 7 Nights Jungle Deluxe or Seaside Deluxe room (2 Queens)
- Round trip Airport to Resort
- Daily Breakfast
- 5 Days of two tank dives
- Tank and Weights
Excludes
- Round Trip Air to Ambergris Cay (requires a hopper flight from Belize City)
- Equipment Rental
- Diving or Travel insurance (Note: DAN (or other) diving insurance in mandatory for participating)
- Any expenses of personal nature
- Tips for Divemaster, boat crew, and hotel staff (a standard tip when diving from a boat is $10 per dive - $5 for the divemaster and $5 for the captain.
FAQs
What airport do I fly into?
Fly into Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport (BZE). From there, we arrange your scenic hopper flight or ferry transfer to San Pedro, Ambergris Caye.
What’s the weather like in Belize in March?
Warm and sunny. Expect daytime temperatures in the low to mid-80s°F , with water temperatures around 80°F. Rain is rare and typically short-lived this time of year.
How many people are in the group?
Group size is limited to 11–22 guests , led by BlueBound guides for personalized service, flexible planning, and support throughout the trip.
Can non-divers join this trip?
Absolutely! San Pedro is full of options— snorkeling, paddleboarding, catamaran cruises, secret beaches , and local shopping. There’s something for everyone.
What meals are included?
Daily breakfast is included. Lunch and dinner are on your own, giving you the freedom to explore San Pedro’s top dining spots. Group dinner reservations will be organized most nights.
What’s the resort like?
Ramon’s Village Resort features thatched-roof rooms tucked into lush tropical gardens or oceanfront views, a private beach, dive dock, spa, pool, and one of the best locations on the island.
Is the Blue Hole dive included?
It’s optional and not included in the base package. Cost: USD 220 + $40 marine park permit , payable on location.
What dive sites will we explore?
Possible dive sites include:
- Tackle Box Canyons
- Cypress Tunnels
- Hol Chan Marine Reserve
- The Blue Hole (optional upgrade)
- Half Moon Caye & Long Caye Wall (Blue Hole package)
What dive certification do I need?
A minimum of an Open Water certification is required. Most dives are shallow (60–70 feet) and relaxed, but good buoyancy and comfort in current are helpful.
Can you swim from the beaches in Ambergris Caye?
For swimming in Ambergris Caye, you'll want to head to one of the following resorts with the best-kept beaches. Closest to San Pedro, you'll find Ramon's Village Resort and north of town along the Boca del Rio, you'll find Sandy Toes beach bar.
Can I travel alone?
Yes. All pricing is based on double occupancy. If you’re traveling solo, a single supplement applies. If you'd like to be paired with a roommate, we’ll do our best to match you with another solo traveler of the same gender. Mixed-gender pairings are only done if both parties agree.
What time of year are whale sharks in Belize?
The whale shark season in Belize normally begins two days before the full moon and lasts until 10 days after in March, April, May and June.
Are there jaguars on Ambergris Caye?
If you visit Ambergris Caye and stay near San Pedro town, you are unlikely to encounter any wild cats. You may find a few domestic ones to cuddle at Saga, the local animal shelter for homeless pets. If you are an off-the-beaten-path type of traveler, your chances of a jaguar sighting improve.
Is Ambergris Caye safe in Belize?
It's still rated as one of the safest destinations in central and south America, with crime rates declining in recent years. Is Belize safe to visit when you stay on the coast at places like Ambergris Caye/San Pedro? Yes, it is!
Is Secret Beach worth it?
Secret Beach is the place to go if you crave a well-manicured beach, complete with lounge chairs, cabanas, and services. It's one of the most visited places on Ambergris Caye, and it's well worth the trip for a relaxing day on the beach.
What do you wear on Ambergris Caye?
Lightweight and breathable clothing – Belize is a tropical country, so it's important to pack clothing that will keep you cool and comfortable. The average temperature in Ambergris Caye ranges from 75°F (24°C) to 85°F (29°C) throughout the year.
What is the smell in Ambergris Caye?
Between notes of salty sea air and the sharp scent of gasoline that powers the island's fleet of golf carts was the distinct odor of rotten eggs. Both the visual and olfactory mysteries, I would learn, arose from a shared origin: sargassum seaweed.
What is Ambergris Caye Belize known for?
Ambergris Caye, Belize's largest island, is a tropical haven renowned for its vibrant culture and picturesque landscapes. This sought-after destination attracts visitors with its unique blend of natural beauty and modern amenities, making it a hub for tourism.
OUR GALLERY
PRICE:
Adult: $2,870
Single: $3,690
Travelers' Reviews
This was my first scuba diving trip and….WOW! The trip was organized and well planned. All the details were taken care of, so I really felt comfortable focusing on the diving. Interacting with an incredible group of people at the pool in the evenings was an unexpected bonus. I would highly recommend a BlueBound dive trip and I’m excited for my own future BlueBound dive trip!
This was an exciting and well organized dive trip. Communication was great, the diving experience was excellent, and we always felt that our best interests and safety were a priority.
Another amazing trip with amazing people! I trust them with all of the details of each trip and with the safety of my loved ones. I just finished my 7th dive trip with them and I will never travel with another dive group!!!
Palau was always our drea and this trip made it real. Everything was planned good so we didn’t worry about anything. The dives were amazing, but also the people. We didn’t know anybody, but very fast it felt like we were with friends. We ate together, laughed together, it felt like family. This trip stayed in our heart, not only for the diving but how it made us feel.
I joined this trip on my own and was a little nervous at first, but that disappeared on day one. The group was welcoming, the diving was organized, and everything felt easy and relaxed. We dived incredible sites every day and still had time to enjoy the island. It never felt like a tour – more like a trip with friends. I’m already looking forward to the next one.
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