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February 2020
Many people come to Belize for its beaches, islands, and ancient Maya temples. But what few people realize is that Belize is home to the tallest waterfalls in all of Central America. Ranging from majestic, 1,600-foot tall cascades to tiny jungle waterfalls, these natural attractions in Belize should be on every traveler’s itinerary. If you’re...
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Placencia Belize Tours Placencia, in southern Belize, is one of the most popular destinations in the country. Home to golden sands, boutique cafes, and an idyllic Caribbean vibe, Placencia is a great place to visit for locals and international visitors alike. And while you’re in Placencia, you can enjoy amazing day trips such as these:...
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If you close your eyes and imagine being castaway on a beautiful tropical island, chances are, you’re picturing what the real Silk Cayes look like. Located on the outer region of the Belize Barrier Reef, the second-largest barrier reef in the world (after the Great Barrier Reef in Australia), the Silk Cayes are a group...
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important marine environments on the planet, the Belize Barrier reef is a natural wonder of the world. Divided into seven different marine reserves, the Belize Barrier Reef is a vast north-sound archipelago of islands (known locally as “cayes”, pronounced “keys”), lagoons, and atolls. Why Visit...
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The name of the site Xunantunich is pronounced in different ways, but the name means “Stone Woman” in the local Maya dialect. This strange and enigmatic ancient ruin was re-discovered more than a century ago during the colonial period of Belize. Many people have claimed to have seen a mysterious, ghostly figure of a woman...
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