5 articles to prepare your trip
Tranquil beaches of Placencia, Kekchi and Mopan villages of Toledo, cacao farms and southern cayes: the least visited and most culturally diverse part of Belize.
Sugarcane plains, Ramsar lagoons and boat-accessible Maya sites: northern Belize moves to the slow rhythm of the New River and herons.
Three coral atolls offshore Belize's barrier reef, including Lighthouse Reef and its circular sinkhole spanning 124 meters deep, accessible via day trip or liveaboard dive cruise.
Around a hundred sand and mangrove islands set along the world's second-largest coral reef, between lively San Pedro and electricity-free Tobacco Caye.
Belize's jungle interior around San Ignacio: Mayan sites including Caracol and Xunantunich, river caves like ATM Cave, and the highland pine forests of Mountain Pine Ridge.
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