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Caye Caulker Marine Reserve
This section of the Belize barrier reef was declared a marine reserve in 1998. It's a subterranean paradise for divers and snorkelers with an array of colorful sponges, blue and yellow queen angel fish, Christmas tree worms, star coral, redband parrotfish, yellow gorgonians and more. Keep your eyes peeled for turtles and manatees from April to September.
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Caye Caulker North Point Sanctuary Forest Reserve
The protected northern tip of Caye Caulker, declared a reserve in 1998, is a beautiful entanglement of mangrove forest and lagoons, and is only accessible by boat. There's a visitors/research center and picnic area, and a platform trail so you can tiptoe through the mangroves. Look out for birdlife and maybe nesting crocs, turtles, iguanas and lizards.
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