Belize City: the Largest City in BelizeDon't be frightened off by the urban atmosphere, Belize City is truly a gem in the history of Belize. Explore the many sites and attractions the city has to offer. Whether you love history, architecture, art or simply a little local charm, you'll find all of that in Belize City.
Read more about Belize City » Ambergris Caye, Caye Caulker, the Blue HoleIf you're a beach lover, San Pedro on Ambergris Caye may just be what the doctor ordered. With diving, snorkeling, shopping and swimming, Ambergris Caye, Caye Caulker, Lighthouse Reef and the Blue Hole with its sharks are great destinations!
Read more about San Pedro and Diving with Sharks » The Wildlife Sanctuaries of BelizeBelize is the home to some of the most amazing wildlife sanctuaries in all of Central America. Whether you prefer to explore jungles or are more at home trekking through the savannas, you'll find what you're searching for in the wildlife sanctuaries of Belize.
Read more about wildlife in Belize » Altun Ha: Maya RuinsAltun Ha isn't just a great place to vacation; it's a wonderful opportunity to relive history. With the most extensively excavated Mayan ruins in all of Belize, Altun Ha is a Belizean destination you won't want to miss!
Read more about the Maya Ruins at Altun Ha » San Ignacio: Eco-tourism and AdventureBe warned: If you head to San Ignacio, you might miss you flight back home - on purpose! This simply amazing city is located along Belize's border with Guatemala, making it ideal stepping stone to ancient ruins. You'll never have a dull moment!
Read more about Adventures in San Ignacio » Dangriga: Garifuna Culture and the SeaDangriga is a fantastic getaway located along the northern banks of the Stan Creek River. With Garifuna villages, an artistic culture and plenty of festivals and celebrations all year long. You can go fishing, diving and sailing; you can kayak, windsurf, boat or snorkel.
Read more about what to do in Dangriga » Placencia: Beach, Jungle and a Lot of FunIf you're on the look out for a laid-back atmosphere and plenty to do, Placencia's the place! With beaches, lagoons, rainforests, jungle rivers and close access to nearby ruins and wildlife reserves, Placencia has a little bit of something for everyone.
Read more about the laid-back Placencia » Punta Gorda: the Port to GuatemalaIf you'll be heading to Belize's southern coast you can make Punta Gorda your base camp while exploring the surrounding area; and it's the perfect port if you plan to cross over to Guatemala.
Read more about Punta Gorda » Independence Day in BelizeBelize was granted Independence from the United Kingdom on 21st September 1981. This date naturally takes precedence in the hearts of Belizeans. Nevertheless, the whole month has developed into a great excuse for a party.
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