Belize is secluded in the Yucatan Peninsula of
Central America and offers some of the most
breathtaking coastal scenery in the Caribbean.
This includes: spectacular waterfalls, dense
virgin jungles, world’s second-largest barrier
reef, stunning wildlife, magnificent Mayan
archaeological sites, and alluring Mayan
mountains rising to over 1,100 meters. Along
with this, Belize has an easy-going, friendly
and noticeably uncrowned character. It’s no
wonder Belize is now regarded as “The Jewel of
the Caribbean”.
Belize has evolved into a world-renowned
ecotourism & adventure destination. Some of
these might include:
sailing through palm-studded island chains along
the barrier reef while sightseeing the largest
cave system in the Americas, dive on three of
the only four coral atolls in the entire
Caribbean, or simply relaxing in a hammock
beneath a coconut tree. Belize offers it all and
more! Jacques Cousteau marveled at Belize’s
amazing Blue Hole dive site, which is renowned
by divers around the world. Thanks to the
government’s environmental preservation
policies, more than 46 percent of the land is
legally set aside and over 50 percent of the
original forest remains intact. A remarkable
feat!
Belize is home to abundant coral ecosystems, sea
turtles, dolphins, world class game fish,
manatees, 566 bird species, magnificent whale
sharks, jaguars and stunning tropical flowers.
Belize spells Adventure!
Come see for yourself.
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