Ramon's Village

Some excursions may require pre-registration or incur additional costs. Please contact our trip planners for more details.

SCUBA TRIPS
Blue Hole Day Trip
This signature expedition to Lighthouse Reef includes three dives, starting with the iconic Great Blue Hole to view massive stalactites at depths of 130 feet. Following this, you will dive the vibrant Half Moon Caye Wall and The Aquarium at Long Caye, known for crystal-clear waters and prolific marine life. The package includes a continental breakfast, a picnic lunch on Half Moon Caye, and a visit to a Red-Footed Booby bird sanctuary.
Schedule: Departs 5:30 AM; Returns 4:30 PM
Turneffe Elbow & Calabash Caye
This full-day trip explores the southern tip of Turneffe Atoll, featuring three dives, including the world-renowned "Elbow" drift dive and The Wit, a 300-foot sunken ship. Divers will encounter massive barrel sponges, large schools of snapper, and reef sharks. The experience includes a continental breakfast, lunch at Calabash Caye, and a guided walk along the Calabash Nature Trail.
Schedule: Departs 6:00 AM; Returns 4:30 PM
Northern Turneffe
Explore the "Forgotten Atoll" with three dives in pristine, protected waters that offer excellent conditions year-round. These sites, such as Vicente Wall and Elkin’s Bay, feature vertical walls and diverse marine life, including groupers, toadfish, and occasional hammerhead sharks. This excursion includes a picnic lunch served on board the boat.
Schedule: Departs 6:45 AM; Returns 3:30 PM
Barrier Reef (Local) Diving
Located just five to fifteen minutes from the resort dock, these local trips explore over 40 named sites along the Belize Barrier Reef. Divers can choose from three daily departures to explore deep canyons, swim-throughs, and tunnels at sites like Ramon’s Canyons, Tackle Box, and Cypress Tunnels. Specialized trips to the Hol Chan Marine Reserve are also available for both daytime exploration and unique night dives.
Schedule: Daily at 9:00 AM, 11:30 AM, and 2:00 PM

SCUBA COURSES
Introductory & Certification Courses
Ramon’s Village offers several paths for new or returning divers. Reactivate is a short refresher for certified divers that includes a review of skills and one open water dive. Beginners can start with Discover Scuba Diving, a half-day experience that qualifies you to dive to 40 feet with a guide. For those seeking certification, the Scuba Diver course takes a few days and certifies you for 40-foot depths, while the comprehensive Open Water Course provides full certification over three to four days. Flexible eLearning and Referral options are also available for those who wish to complete their classroom or confined water training before arriving.
Advanced & Safety Training
To expand your diving capabilities, the Advanced Open Water course provides supervised experience through five specialty training dives. The Emergency First Response (EFR) course offers essential CPR and emergency care training, which serves as a prerequisite for more advanced safety levels. For those looking to manage diving accidents and perform rescues, the Rescue Diver course develops the necessary knowledge and skills through various rescue scenarios and tests.
Specialty Courses
Divers can work toward the Master Scuba Diver rating, the highest recreational level, by completing five specialized certifications. Options include Enriched Air (Nitrox) for longer bottom times, Deep Diver for exploring greater depths, and Night Diver to see the reef come to life after dark. Skill-focused training like Peak Performance Buoyancy, Underwater Navigator, and Equipment Specialist helps fine-tune your diving technique. For conservation-minded travelers, the resort offers unique courses such as Lionfish Tracker, Coral Reef Conservation, Fish Identification, and Dive Against Debris.

MAINLAND ADVENTURES

Altun Ha

This mainland experience begins with a scenic boat ride through the San Pedro Lagoon and the winding Northern River to the village of Bomba. From there, a van transports guests to the ancient archaeological site to explore stelae, sacrificial altars, and various restored Mayan temples. The trip also includes an optional visit to a unique jungle lodge for lunch or relaxation before the return journey.
Lamanai and the New River
After a boat and van transfer to the New River, guests enjoy a guided jungle cruise through a vibrant habitat home to monkeys, crocodiles, and exotic birds. At the Lamanai archaeological site, meaning "submerged mosquito", visitors can climb well-preserved Mayan temples hidden beneath a canopy of hardwood trees while learning about ancestral history from guides of Mayan descent.
Lamanai and the New River
After a boat and van transfer to the New River, guests enjoy a guided jungle cruise through a vibrant habitat home to monkeys, crocodiles, and exotic birds. At the Lamanai archaeological site, meaning "submerged mosquito", visitors can climb well-preserved Mayan temples hidden beneath a canopy of hardwood trees while learning about ancestral history from guides of Mayan descent.
Xunantunich & Belize Zoo
This family-friendly tour involves a van ride into the mountains and a hand-cranked ferry crossing of the Mopan River to reach the Xunantunich ruins. Following the archaeological tour and lunch, guests visit the Belize Zoo, a sanctuary where indigenous species like large cats, primates, and reptiles are kept in natural, cage-free enclosures that mimic their wild habitats.
Cave Tubing and Zip Line
Located at the Jaguar Paw Nature Reserve, this adventure begins with a guided rainforest hike followed by a gentle float through an underground cave system to view ancient stalactite formations. The journey continues with an "Aerial Trek" across eight platforms, where guests zip 80 feet above the jungle floor for a bird's-eye view of the tropical flora and wildlife.

FISHING ADVENTURES
Reef Fishing
Target snapper, yellowtail, grouper, and barracuda aboard handcrafted 26-foot Belizean boats equipped with onboard restrooms. These trips are suitable for all skill levels, with experienced guides providing all necessary rigs and gear. While catch-and-release is encouraged, guests have the option to keep their catch to be professionally prepared by the resort’s culinary team.
Full Day Fishing & Beach Picnic
This immersive full-day experience combines sport fishing with a traditional island lunch. After a morning on the water, guides prepare the fresh catch over an open fire on a secluded beach, served with classic local trimmings. Following lunch, guests can choose to continue fishing or enjoy a refreshing snorkel stop at the reef.
Flats Fishing (Tarpon, Bonefish, Permit, Snook)
Navigate the saltwater flats and outer atolls in search of the "Triple Crown": bonefish, tarpon, and permit. Guests can choose between fly rods or spinning rods, with all gear provided if needed. These trips utilize 24-foot open boats designed for maneuvering shallow waters, so high-level sun protection is strongly recommended. This is a strictly catch-and-release activity focused on sport and photography.
"Cook Your Catch" at Pineapples On The Beach
For a personalized dining experience, guests can bring their fresh reef catch to Chef Rommy at the resort's signature restaurant. The culinary team will clean, prepare, and serve the fish to your preference. Each meal is accompanied by the rice of the day or a baked potato, along with steamed vegetables.