Belize is a small country that’s big on beauty, adventure and things to do. If you’re planning a trip to this small jewel of Central America, you should plan to stay for several days. There’s simply too much to see and do here to fit it all into just a weekend. While you’re here, make...Read More

  The undiscovered jewel of the Caribbean, Belize is home to unspoiled rainforest, white sand beaches and a blend of eclectic cultures. One of the most popular tours in the country is a visit to the Belize Spice Farm and Botanical Gardens. Located in the largely rural Toledo District in Southern Belize, this is an enclave...Read More

There’s a good reason why the Monkey River Belize has the name that it does, but this pristine watercourse in southeastern Belize is home a wide diversity of plants and animals, including the troops of black howler monkeys that gave the river its name. Here are 5 reasons why you should definitely do a tour...Read More

If you’re heading to Belize soon, there are two adrenaline-pumping adventures that you should definitely try: Zip Lining  Zip lining is the sport of sailing through the jungle along a series of steel cables. Although it is perfectly safe, the speed and thrill of seeing nature from a bird’s-eye view is guaranteed to get your...Read More

In 1971, the famous French marine biologist and explorer Jacques Cousteau put Belize in the world’s spotlight when he declared that the Belize Blue Hole, a mysterious natural phenomenon located some 40 miles (65 km) off the mainland, was one of the best dive sites in the world. More than 40 years later, his grandson...Read More

While less well-known and flashy as the crowded resort towns of Mexico, the small Central American nation of Belize offers travelers the chance to experience pristine natural beauty, a true melting pot of culture, and some of the most delicious food in the region. Some of the bigger offshore islands in Belize like Ambergris Caye...Read More

Belize is home to more than 600 ancient Maya sites, but some of the most impressive of these sites are little known to outsiders. Located in Belize‘s far southern Toledo District, these amazing ancient cities continue to astonish and mystify archeologists. Nim Li Punit  Its original name is unknown, but it’s modern Maya name means “Big Hat” because Nim Lim Punit is...Read More