Half Moon Wall

Half Moon Wall is a renowned dive site located in Belize, celebrated for its incredible biodiversity. Divers can expect to encounter a wide array of marine life, including Caribbean Reef sharks, graceful sea turtles, diverse groupers and spotted eagle rays – often seen along the impressive coral walls. For those seeking closer encounters with smaller creatures, this location offers opportunities to observe vibrant neck crabs camouflaged on sea fans, alongside numerous nudibranchs. The dive begins on a sandy bottom before progressing along the wall, which descends to considerable depths. Maximum depth is typically around 18 meters (60 feet), though the walls extend much deeper. As the dive nears its end, divers can return to the sandy or grassy areas where garden eels frequently reside amongst the sand.