28' Fishing Boat In San Pedro

Belize,Corozal District,San Pedro,Fishing

Are u coming to Belize? Planning for water adventure activity that is so much fun? Look no further! We offer incredible fishing trips, Tarpon, permit, snook and bonefish are plentiful on the West side of Ambergris Caye. We can have you angling for snapper, grouper and baracuda on the world’s second largest barrier reef within minutes of leaving our dock. Beyond the reef to the East of Ambergris Caye we can have you plying the deep blue waters of the Caribbean for sailfish, marlin, bonito and pompano. Our experienced guides will make your fishing trip one to remember. Our 28′ fishing boat is fitted with a live bait well and is set up for four fishermen or women. Within 15 minutes of leaving our dock you will be angling for snapper, barracuda and grouper along the largest barrier reef in the western hemisphere. Prices: Half Day Fishing - $85.00 / person Price may change without prior notice. Please contact us for exact pricing, our goal is to make you happy! If you have any questions, we can answer those through GetMyBoat’s messaging platform before you pay. Just hit, “Request to Book” and send us an inquiry for a custom offer.

Starting from

$85/person

Per Person
$85/person
1 day1 person min

Rudy

Owner

Captain Arranged Separately: Professional Captain required, arranged and paid for separately.

Capacity: 6 guests

Fishing: Fishing Boats

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Rudy

Owner

Originally the site of several Mayan city States until their decline around 1000 A.D., the British and Spanish disputed the region in the 17th and 18th centuries. Belize formally became the colony of British Honduras in 1854. Territorial disputes between the U.K. and Guatemala delayed the independence of Belize until 1981.Encompassing 8867 sq. miles, Belize is slightly smaller than Massachusetts and experiences a rainy season from May-Nov. and a dry season February to March.Belize has a very diverse population of around 302,000 people composed of around 50% mestizo, 25% Creole, 11% Mayan, 6% Garifuna and 8% others.Although English is the official language of Belize and is spoken throughout the country, about 46% of the population also speaks Spanish, 33% Creole, about 10% Mayan dialects, and 4% Garifuna.Belize consists of 6 districts and is governed by a parliamentary democracy. The capital of Belize is the inland city of Belmopan.