Taylor McIntyre/Travel + Leisure. How to Visit the Great Blue Hole . Though the far-flung Great Blue Hole sits nearly 50 miles off the coast, Belize's small size means it is accessible from almost ...

How to Visit the Great Blue Hole. Though the far-flung Great Blue Hole sits nearly 50 miles off the coast, Belize's small size means it is accessible from almost anywhere in the country in just ...

There’s a spot in the ocean that looks like a portal to another world. The Great Blue Hole, about 43 miles off the mainland of Belize, is a giant sinkhole near the center of Lighthouse Reef. The ...

Scientific curiosity and deep beauty keep drawing people to the Great Blue Hole in Belize. ... an atoll in the Caribbean Sea. It's around 300 meters (1,000 feet) across and 125 meters ...

A team including Virgin billionaire Richard Branson has returned from the bottom of Belize’s Great Blue Hole with exciting findings. Learn what’s down below 400 feet of Caribbean Sea.

The "Great Blue Hole" couldn't be a more fitting name for the underwater sinkhole off the coast of Belize. The circular site, which can be viewed from space, has become a bucket-list destination ...

The Blue Hole, which looks like a colossal pupil staring up from the middle of the ocean, is a little more than forty miles away from Belize City, which makes for easy, nearby sightseeing. The Blue ...

The famous diving site and natural phenomenon is “the Blue Hole” in Lighthouse Reef in Belize. Getty Images In 2018, a crew from Aquatica Submarines began their descent to the bottom of the ...

Researchers extracted a sediment core from the Great Blue sinkhole, which is located about 50 miles off the coast of Belize. It revealed that tropical cyclones have become more frequent over the ...

The Great Blue Hole off the coast of Belize has been photographed from space, with an astronaut onboard the International Space Station taking an image of it and the Lighthouse Reef atoll it sits in.

It's called the Great Blue Hole. Scuba divers and snorkelers have been cruising the surface waters for decades, but few have dared to venture deeper and explore what lies beyond the blackness.