Other Islands & Atolls

Other Islands & Atolls

Belize Destinations

Belize has many diverse, wonderful places wainting for you. Click on any of the pins on the map to the left, to discover the beauty and excitement of our country

Other Islands & Atolls

Other Islands & Atolls

More than 200 islands dot the turquoise Caribbean waters off Belize.

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Toledo

Toledo

The Toledo District beckons to the curious and adventurous.

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Stann Creek

Stann Creek

Explore Stann Creek’s rich blend of culture and unique adventure.

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Corozal

Corozal

Perched on the northern border with Mexico, the picturesque Corozal district blends Mestizo, Maya and Mexican flavors

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Cayo

Cayo

Cayo is full of winding rivers, majestic waterfalls, mysterious caves and breath-taking mountains that engulf a tiny national capital

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Orange Walk

Orange Walk

Tangled water lilies line the banks of the New River, once a major waterway for the ancient Maya.

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Belize

Belize District

Winding elegantly through the low-lying plains of the Belize District are the steady currents of the mighty Belize River.

Other Islands & Atolls

After indulging in the multitude of mainland adventures, you can wander to postcard-perfect beaches and indulge in warm waters and a laidback Caribbean-style. You find this unspoiled paradise among the cayes and atolls of Belize. When you think of things to do in Belize or dream of a beach vacation, these exquisite and picturesque islands surpass any relaxing, romantic vision. Prepare for a soul-stirring experience.

More than 200 islands dot the turquoise Caribbean waters off Belize.  Spelled “caye” (pronounced “key,” and meaning “island”), the cayes range in size from mangrove-covered masses to small outcroppings of sand and coral. They are ideal for your overnight fishing camp or adventure honeymoon. Throughout the islands, you will find individual resorts on private islands and exciting communities with intriguing populations. On the islands you will find opportunities for great Belize SCUBA adventures.

Caye Caulker, one of Belize’s larger cayes, is described perfectly by its hometown motto “go slow.” In fact, all of our islands will keep families, romantic couples and others to a leisurely pace.

Most of the Belize islands lie within the shelter of the hemisphere’s largest barrier reef. Stretching from the most northern caye to Belize’s most southern point, the barrier reef protects the cayes and the mainland from the rolling breakers of the Caribbean Sea. You will become one with amazing scenery and calm coastal waters. That means you will experience the calm intimacy you want on a well-earned beach vacation or remote family trip.

Belizean waters host eight protected marine areas and showcase the region’s remarkably beautiful biodiversity as well as the country’s commitment to the protection and conservation of its unique marine ecosystems.

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