Lighthouse Reef Atoll

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Lighthouse Reef Atoll is a remote coral atoll off the coast of Belize, best known for its rich marine biodiversity and the famous Great Blue Hole dive site.

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Lighthouse Reef Atoll canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coral atoll
marine protected area
access day boats from mainland Belize
liveaboard dive boats
country Belize
distanceFromBelizeMainland approximately 70–80 km
ecosystemType coral reef ecosystem
tropical marine ecosystem
governedBy Belize Audubon Society
Belize Fisheries Department
hasBiodiversity hard corals
reef fish
sea turtles
seabirds
sharks
soft corals
sponges
hasFeature Great Blue Hole
coral gardens
fringing reef
lagoons
sand cays
hasIsland Half Moon Caye
Hat Caye
Long Caye
Northern Caye
Que Brada Caye
Sandbore Caye
hasProtectedArea Blue Hole Natural Monument
Half Moon Caye Natural Monument
knownFor Great Blue Hole
rich marine biodiversity
world‑class scuba diving
locatedIn Caribbean Sea
locatedOffCoastOf Belize
partOf Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System
primaryUse ecotourism
recreational diving
snorkeling
supportsSpecies Caribbean reef shark
eagle ray
groupers
hawksbill sea turtle
loggerhead sea turtle
linked to: Caretta caretta

nurse shark
parrotfish
red‑footed booby
threat climate change
coral bleaching
overfishing
tourism pressure
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System

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Belize District contains Lighthouse Reef Atoll
Belize cayes hasPart Lighthouse Reef Atoll
Blue Hole Natural Monument locatedIn Lighthouse Reef Atoll
Half Moon Caye Natural Monument region Lighthouse Reef Atoll