Shallow water, coral formations and local access.
Boulder-like patch corals
Explore clusters of coral formations that create shelter for smaller reef species.
Approximately 8-12 feet
The shallow profile keeps coral and marine life visually close to snorkelers at the surface.
About 20 minutes by boat
Mexico Rocks is a nearby option for travelers who want reef time without a full-day offshore journey.
Briefing and site interpretation
Your guide reviews the area and leads the group through the planned snorkeling route.
How the Mexico Rocks outing usually flows.
Check in and prepare
Confirm equipment needs and review the snorkeling plan with the BPDC team.
Travel north to Mexico Rocks
Take the approximately 20-minute boat ride to the marine reserve.
Explore the patch reefs
Follow your guide through the selected shallow reef area before returning to San Pedro.
BPDC lists 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM departures. A minimum of four guests is required to confirm the 2:00 PM trip.
What is included and what is additional?
Part of the experience
- Boat trip to Mexico Rocks
- Guided snorkeling and site briefing
- Shallow patch-reef experience
Budget separately
- Snorkeling equipment
- $15 USD marine park entrance fee
- 12.5% Government Sales Tax
Mexico Rocks snorkeling FAQs.
How deep is Mexico Rocks?
BPDC lists a typical depth of approximately 8-12 feet in the snorkeling area.
How long is the boat ride?
Mexico Rocks is approximately 20 minutes by boat from Belize Pro Dive Center.
What time do the trips leave?
BPDC lists 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM departures. The 2:00 PM trip requires at least four guests to confirm.
Is snorkeling equipment included?
No. Snorkeling equipment is additional.
Is the park fee included?
No. The $15 USD marine park entrance fee is additional.