Explore in Belize

South Water Caye

South Water Caye

Punta Gorda

Toledo District

Toledo District, in southern Belize, brings together little-visited Mayan ruins, Q'eqchi' indigenous villages and isolated coral cayes. A remote region that preserves culture and nature.

Cahal Pech

Santa Elena

Santa Elena, in Cayo District, is the gateway to Maya sites, caves, and tropical forests of western Belize, just steps away from San Ignacio.

Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz

A Yucatec Maya village nestled in the hills of Cayo district, Santa Cruz provides an authentic glimpse into rural Belizean life, blending ancestral traditions with tropical rainforest.

Golden Stream Village

Golden Stream Village

A Q'eqchi' Maya village in Toledo District, Golden Stream offers immersion in rural Belizean life, between tropical river, dense forest and community tourism guided by the TEA network.

Cahal Pech

Georgeville

A small agricultural village in Cayo District, Georgeville is a strategic crossroads between Belmopan and San Ignacio, serving as the gateway to Mountain Pine Ridge and Belize's major Maya sites.

Hopkins

Hopkins

San Ignacio

San Pedro Town

San Pedro Town, the main settlement on Ambergris Caye, is the ideal base for exploring Belize's Barrier Reef. Caribbean atmosphere, world-class diving, and fresh seafood await.

San Ignacio

San Ignacio

San Ignacio, gateway to Maya Belize: pyramids of Xunantunich, sacred ATM cave, waterfalls of Mountain Pine Ridge and colorful Saturday market.

Réserve naturelle Rio Bravo

Rio Bravo Nature Reserve

Belize's largest nature reserve, Rio Bravo is home to 392 bird species, elusive jaguars and the Mayan site of La Milpa, deep within pristine jungle.

Punta Gorda

Punta Gorda

A small coastal town in southern Belize, Punta Gorda blends Garifuna culture, Mayan sites and pristine cayes. Complete guide to planning your trip.

Placencia

Placencia

In southern Belize, Placencia stretches 26 km of white sand facing the coral reef. Beaches, diving, whale sharks, and Garifuna culture: your complete guide.

Mayflower Bocawina National Park

In the heart of Stann Creek District, Mayflower Bocawina National Park combines cascading waterfalls, Mayan sites, a giant zipline and tropical wildlife.

Guatemala Flores

Flores floats on Lake Petén Itzá: colorful houses, cobbled streets and gateway to Tikal and the great Maya cities of Petén.

Dangriga

Dangriga

The cultural heart of Belize's Garifuna heritage, Dangriga opens doors to Tobacco Caye, South Water Caye and Cockscomb Sanctuary, where reef meets tropical forest.

Caye Caulker

Caye Caulker

On the world's second-largest coral reef, Caye Caulker unfolds at a barefoot pace, moving to the rhythm of "go slow": snorkeling, reggae, and golf carts.

Belmopan

Belmopan

Belmopan, Belize's small capital born from a hurricane, serves as an ideal base for exploring the Mayan ruins of Cayo District and the natural wonders that surround it.

Belize City

Belize City

Caribbean gateway to Belize, Belize City blends colonial architecture, Creole atmosphere and direct access to the coral barrier. Our practical guide.