Belize Vacations
Home to ancient Mayan ruins scattered throughout a dense jungle environment, Belize is a fascinating place for adventurous travelers looking for archaeological marvels. In fact, the ancient city Caracol, one of the largest Mayan kingdoms, still stands today. Those wanting a more relaxed vacation will not be disappointed either there are nearly 200 miles of barrier reef along the Caribbean coast, perfect for scuba diving, fishing and water sports.
Why Real Travelers vacation in Belize
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- Aguacale
- Ambergris Caye
- Belize City
- Belmopan
- Bermudian Landing
- Blue Creek
- Branch Mouth
- Caves Branch
- Caye Caulker
- Caye Corker
- Cockscomb National Forest Reserve
- Corozal
- Corozal Town
- Crooked Tree Wildlife Preserve
- Dangriga
- Delores Village
- Double Head Cabbage
- Georgeville
- Glovers Atol
- Hopkins
- Hopkins Village and Sittee River Village
- Jaguar Paw Jungle Resort
- La Democracia
- Lamanai
- Lubaantun
- Lubaantun, Belize
- Lucky Strike
- Maskall
- Mayflower Bocawina National Park
- Monkey River Town
- Mountain Pine Ridge
- Northern Cayes and Atolls
- Orange Walk
- Outer Atolls
- Placencia
- Placentia Village
- Plasencia
- Punta Gorda
- Rio Blanco National Park
- San Ignacio
- San Pedro
- Santa Elena
- Sarteneja
- Seine Bight Village
- Spanish Lookout
- Stann Creek
- St. George's Caye
- St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park
- Succotz
- Teakettle Village
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Soul Candy, Fish and Fly-Casting
Gee, it's nice to wake up here before the sun starts to peek out at you from behind the clouds. My friend the hammock and I have been enj... Continue reading »
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Here are some nice pictures of Ambergris from my...
I had a great time in Ambergris Caye last month. It was hotter than the sun, but that is to be expected being so close to the equat... Continue reading »
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A lovely coastal Belize town, with plenty of acti...
I came into Punta Gorda in the early evening and decided that I was going to stay at the hostel Nature’s Way Guest House, which was... Continue reading »