You want a vacation. We deliver a state of being. Explore a Caribbean gateway where your senses come alive in one of the last unspoiled places on earth. With mystical Maya temples, pristine rainforests and a barrier reef, reward yourself with the soul-stirring charms of Belize.
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Corozal Town
The country's northernmost urban center, Corozal is built up around the archeological site of Santa Rita. Discover why retirees call this home (hint: it's the unspoiled surroundings). Embrace an active lifestyle in this picturesque setting. -
Orange Walk Town
Orange Walk is home to the largest concentration of Mestizos, a blend of Spanish and Yucatec Maya, with unmistakable Spanish influence and other cultures. -
San Pedro
Simply explained: "no shirt, no shoes, no problem." The largest of Belize's cayes and home to the golf-cart ready San Pedro. Experience the barrier reef and stay to relax in a lifestyle that exemplifies the beach vacation. -
Belize City
Harmonious cultural melting pot and a bustling port city. Start your life-changing journey at the gateway to Belize, whether you are an adventure seeker, beach vacationer, honeymooner, Maya enthusiast - or all that and more. -
San Ignacio / Santa Elena
Along the foothills of the Maya mountains, these twin towns offer the diversity of a metropolis with unique comfortable charm. A great home base for adventure and archaeology seekers. -
Caye Caulker
Just a short water taxi ride from the mainland, Caye Caulker's swaying palms and attract travelers from around the world. A great location for the budgeting, excursion-minded traveler. -
Dangriga
Meaning "sweet water" in Garifuna, Dangriga is affectionately known as the Garifuna Cultural Capital of Belize. Become one with local artists and drum-makers in this charismatic town. -
Belmopan
The country's capital. Centrally located between Belize City and San Ignacio. Home to the Prime Minister's office and other government departments. A wonderful walking city. -
Placencia
Local fishing village turned laid-back tourism destination. Indulge in the charm of "Barefoot Perfect" living. Carmel-colored sand accents small restaurants, bars and art galleries. Come dive with the whale sharks.
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Punta Gorda Town
Known for colorful markets and delicious local produce, the lovely coastal town awaits travelers at the end of Belize's highways. Feel welcomed by blended cultures who greet you and others on their way to Honduras and Guatemala. -
Mountain Pine Ridge
The Mountain Pine Ridge is home to the Hidden Valley Falls (1,600 Foot-Falls), the Rio On River, the Rio On Pools, and the Rio Frio Cave and nature Trail, as well as numerous small streams and waterfalls. -
Hopkins
On this 12-mile stretch of golden sand beach, the village was once a little known fishing community where Garifuna men traditionally fished and carve canoes while the women wove baskets and tended to plantations.
