*Title of Article:Beneath the Surface Caving and Diving

Belize Is Breathtaking.
*Author:Dina Mishev.
*Direct Quotation:Belize has thousands of caves, and the countrys antiquities
laws ensure that most of them are under governmental control.
*Paraphrase: The laws give the government jurisdiction over all archaeological sites, underground
or above.
*Summary:There are many caves in the caves of Branch Adventure Company and Jungle Lodge,
the resort that I have registered with this speleology tour and owner of the 58,000 acres in which this
cave is located. Caves Branch, named after a river that flows through the property, has cabins,
bungalows, tree houses and a botanical garden.The Belize coral reef runs throughout the country and
down into northern Honduras. It is 186 miles long and is said to be visible from space. (Australia's
only Great Barrier Reef is longer.) In 1996, the Belize Barrier Reef was listed as a World Heritage
Site by UNESCO. The further north, on the coast of Belize you go, the closer the reef is to the land. In
San Pedro, the largest city on Ambergris Caye, which is a quarter mile off the coast. Further south, in
Placencia, which is about 20 miles off the coast.
*Citation in MLA format:Dina Mishev. "Beneath the Surface Caving and Diving Belize
Is Breathtaking." The Washington Post, n.d. Web