Welcome to the channel and thanks for subscribing! The temperature in Belize is normally 82 to 90 degrees. Occasionally, a bit cooler in the winter months, and hotter in the summer. That video was filmed in November - and it was ~87 that day!

Anong chika?

I have not been to that particular line of stands on Ave Coba, but i'm sure there are a few impressive vendors. Taco stand real estate on Avenida Satellite is fierce! And there are more vendors arriving to the area every week.

Absolutely! I love coconuts - i'll keep an eye out for that King Coconut next time i'm on that side of the world.

Thanks my dude!

Yes! I can only imagine how spectacular the diving must have been. I do my best to document the reefs now...before they are gone.

Gracias! It's surprisingly difficult to kite fish while filming yourself. We stitched the video together as best we could.

Ken is the luckiest guy I know. It all works out when he's steering the ship. Or golf cart.

I brought in some industrial help. :)

Working on it!

I'm not much of a reuben fan, but that particular sandwich is definitely on the list as one of the best on the island! no doubt!

That's a long way outside town, but certainly closer to secret beach. Golf cart mileage depends on how you drive! A full tank of gas usually runs for a week.

@@BonaFideWorldGuide are there any clubs for bars nearby i wanna explore a little

Glad you enjoyed it! Working on two more videos from Belize.

Trying to keep the momentum going. Too much time filming, not enough time editing. Working on it.

Thank you! A few more videos in production.

Ahoy! Thanks for watching!

Typically - wholesale lionfish is sold at between $4 and $6 per pound (usually a whole fish). I believe there is also a government incentive to harvest and sell them. Here's a handy list of wholesale dealers: myfwc.com/media/17877/lf-wholesaledealerlist.pdf

That is epic! Hopefully you can catch calm conditions with excellent visibility and weak current. The sharks and groupers are still hanging out and doing their thing as of June 2024.

That is epic! The Bianca C looks absolutely incredible - I have to make my way to Grenada for that one. No question.

Awesome! I found some vintage photos of the Vandenberg when it still had all its radar dishes. Check it out: www.shipspotting.com/photos/2111377

I should have! I guess i'll just have to make another trip! Your channel is awesome by the way.

Certified divers visiting the Vandenberg are allowed to dive whatever configuration they prefer - provided the operator taking you to the wreck is aware of your anticipated dive profile if you're deco diving.

At 524 feet long, the Vandenberg is almost two football fields long and stands 10 stories tall. The ship's structure begins at depths of about 50 feet and continues to a depth of 145 feet,

Es muy importante tener mucha experiencia en buceo al explorar cenotes y cuevas.

Me gustaría visitar las islas canarias para bucear. ¿Cuál es tu sitio de buceo favorito allí?

That is the legendary Daryl Smith: www.flywithmebelize.com/

We were lucky to catch it on a day with excellent visibility.

Glad to have you here on the channel! More Belize videos on the way...

Have you done a video on the pros and cons of retiring in Belize? J

Thanks for watching! I'm planning a few more trips on the Vandenberg this summer - hopefully the conditions cooperate!

Super star! You'll know that ship inside out and backwards once you finish divemaster training.

Hell yeah man! Give my best regards to the Captain's Corner crew. I'll be back at the end of June.

Thank you my friend. The Vandenberg should absolutely be your next stop on the wreck diving circuit here in the Florida Keys.

The least I can do is share amazing places. More to come. Thanks for staying with the channel.

Thanks! I have a few other videos "in production" which I have to finish. Appreciate you watching here on the channel.

Thank you! Safety first. :)

You're not kidding one bit! I've seen free-falling coconuts almost every time i've been there. I should be so lucky to be killed by a coconut in such a paradise.

@@BonaFideWorldGuide. Did you notice all the poor people around Belize or were you just in the parts where the true country only wants tourists to see. Belize is a country of poor people, just below the rich. Far below the rich. No middle class as we have in America. I imagine you were treated well by the poor of Belize.

​@@marshallsage6816 And that's why I don't recommend you leave the tourist area. You're in very sketchy territory.

I'm no gangster, but I am certainly a lobster mobster! I wear prescription Costa Del Mar Blackfin Pro sunglasses, which are by far, the best polarized eye protection for offshore fishing. You should consider trying a pair.