Why Your Next Vacation
Needs to Be in Belize
If you're coming to Belize to......dive the Blue Hole, descend the shelf walls at the Turneffe Atoll, snorkel the Barrier Reef, swim with sharks, go deep sea fishing and catch fish the size of your small son, sail around an island, explore Mayan ruins, rappel into a cave, kayak along the river through caves, zip line through jungle tree tops, hike through a cave to see an ancient human skeleton, listen to Howler Monkey's, hold a boa constrictor, feed a jaguar, horseback ride through the jungle, canoe through a cave, rappel down a waterfall, enjoy cocktails & dinner on a catamaran to a sunset, climb 130' feet to the top of a Mayan ruin, rip up the jungle trails on an ATV, float through a series of caves on an inner tube, push your toes in the sand and sip on a rum punch...................then Belize is the place for you.
45 Reasons Why To Choose Belize, as Your Next Destination Vacation
(1) Belize is English Speaking.
(2) Belize currency is easy to exchange ($1 USD equal to $2 BZD).
(3) Belize is 1 Hr/45 Min. from Miami & 2 hrs. from Houston.
(4) Belize has sub-tropical weather all year long.
(5) Belize has one of the best retirement program in the world (QRP).
(6) Belize has the second largest barrier reef in the world.
(7) Belize has some of the top snorkeling & diving sites globally.
(8) Belize has government stability - no rioting, unrest, & protesting.
(9) Belize's government declared 40% of the rain-forest as Nat'l Parks.
(10) Belize's government also protects 80% of the rain-forest in Belize.
(11) Belize is an ecological Disney World for visitors & guests.
(12) Belize is included in the 2% of the world's protected rain-forests.
(13) Belize has cultural diversity, a melting pot for all backgrounds.
(14) Belize is a culinary dream, some top chefs in the world work here.
(15) Belize has Shark Ray Alley, best animal dive by Skin Diver Mag.
(16) Belize has (110) electrical current, easy to use & recharge devices.
(17) Belize has "bucket-list" tours & adventures worthy of checking off.
(18) Belize has the famous "Blue Hole", rated as top dive in the world.
(19) Belize has some of the best diving spots in the world.
(20) Belize has (3) of the (5) atolls located in the Western Hemisphere.
(21) Belize has the largest cave system in all of Central America.
(22) Belize puts you in the Mayan heartland.
(23) Belize has over 550+ species of birds for the avid bird watcher.
(24) Belize has the tallest waterfall in Central America.
(25) Belize has the largest & only jaguar reserve in the world.
(26) Belize has over 200 islands scattered off its mainland.
(27) In Belize you can swim with sharks.
(28) In Belize you can hike, swim, canoe, or rappel into caves.
(29) In Belize you can horseback ride thru the jungle & visit temples.
(30) In Belize you can feed a jaguar.
(31) In Belize you can listen & interact with howler monkey's.
(32) In Belize you can hold a boa constrictor.
(33) In Belize you can climb Caracol at 130' feet in height.
(34) In Belize you can zip line thru the jungle tree tops, at 80' in the air.
(35) In Belize you can float through a series of caves on a inner tube.
(36) In Belize you can tour ancient Mayan cities and see hieroglyphics.
(37) In Belize you can dive the Blue Hole.
(38) In Belize you can enjoy a sunset dinner on a catamaran.
(39) In Belize you can go game fishing, inside & outside the reef.
(40) In Belize you can rappel down a waterfall in & outside of caves.
(41) In Belize you can go hike & swim around beautiful waterfalls.
(42) In Belize you can dive & descend the shelf walls at the Turneffe.
(43) In Belize you can kayak down rivers & into caves.
(44) In Belize you can rip through the jungle on a ATV.
(45) In Belize you can put your toes in the sand, and drink a rum punch.
(2) Belize currency is easy to exchange ($1 USD equal to $2 BZD).
(3) Belize is 1 Hr/45 Min. from Miami & 2 hrs. from Houston.
(4) Belize has sub-tropical weather all year long.
(5) Belize has one of the best retirement program in the world (QRP).
(6) Belize has the second largest barrier reef in the world.
(7) Belize has some of the top snorkeling & diving sites globally.
(8) Belize has government stability - no rioting, unrest, & protesting.
(9) Belize's government declared 40% of the rain-forest as Nat'l Parks.
(10) Belize's government also protects 80% of the rain-forest in Belize.
(11) Belize is an ecological Disney World for visitors & guests.
(12) Belize is included in the 2% of the world's protected rain-forests.
(13) Belize has cultural diversity, a melting pot for all backgrounds.
(14) Belize is a culinary dream, some top chefs in the world work here.
(15) Belize has Shark Ray Alley, best animal dive by Skin Diver Mag.
(16) Belize has (110) electrical current, easy to use & recharge devices.
(17) Belize has "bucket-list" tours & adventures worthy of checking off.
(18) Belize has the famous "Blue Hole", rated as top dive in the world.
(19) Belize has some of the best diving spots in the world.
(20) Belize has (3) of the (5) atolls located in the Western Hemisphere.
(21) Belize has the largest cave system in all of Central America.
(22) Belize puts you in the Mayan heartland.
(23) Belize has over 550+ species of birds for the avid bird watcher.
(24) Belize has the tallest waterfall in Central America.
(25) Belize has the largest & only jaguar reserve in the world.
(26) Belize has over 200 islands scattered off its mainland.
(27) In Belize you can swim with sharks.
(28) In Belize you can hike, swim, canoe, or rappel into caves.
(29) In Belize you can horseback ride thru the jungle & visit temples.
(30) In Belize you can feed a jaguar.
(31) In Belize you can listen & interact with howler monkey's.
(32) In Belize you can hold a boa constrictor.
(33) In Belize you can climb Caracol at 130' feet in height.
(34) In Belize you can zip line thru the jungle tree tops, at 80' in the air.
(35) In Belize you can float through a series of caves on a inner tube.
(36) In Belize you can tour ancient Mayan cities and see hieroglyphics.
(37) In Belize you can dive the Blue Hole.
(38) In Belize you can enjoy a sunset dinner on a catamaran.
(39) In Belize you can go game fishing, inside & outside the reef.
(40) In Belize you can rappel down a waterfall in & outside of caves.
(41) In Belize you can go hike & swim around beautiful waterfalls.
(42) In Belize you can dive & descend the shelf walls at the Turneffe.
(43) In Belize you can kayak down rivers & into caves.
(44) In Belize you can rip through the jungle on a ATV.
(45) In Belize you can put your toes in the sand, and drink a rum punch.
Why Travel to Belize?
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Chances are you'll be asked this question more than once before you get here. There are many answers, of course, and the one you select will depend on your interests and temperament. If you're a scuba diver, the offshore barrier reef is an obvious attraction. If you want to experience the unspoiled jungle, a trip to the interior of Belize makes perfect sense.
Perhaps the most obvious reason to visit Belize is to be able to experience the natural beauty and quiet ambiance of a relatively uncrowded native forests of Latin America have disappeared during the last two centuries, in Belize the opposite is true: nearly 5 percent of the original forest remains, and in a largely undisturbed form. Here you'll find hundreds of species of animals and plants that have largely disappeared from most off their original homes, yet are thriving in Belize. Offshore, meanwhile, one of the world's largest barrier reef harbors exotic marine life in an underwater paradise unparalleled in the Western Hemisphere.
This silver of Caribbean coastline remains the most sparsely populated nation in Central America, with less than 30 inhabitants per square mile. It is not the smallest country. With its 8,867 square miles, Belize is slightly larger than El Salvador. But whereas the latter is bursting with more than 8.5 million people, Belize had an estimated 2020 population of 397,628,000, about one-third of whom were crowded into a single town: Belize City. Stability is another obvious difference. Belize is a parliamentary democracy that has never suffered under the civil wars and dictatorships that have typified most other Central American countries. Belize enjoys a high literacy rate (93 percent of adults) and long life expectancy (73 years for women, 67 for men).
Perhaps the most obvious reason to visit Belize is to be able to experience the natural beauty and quiet ambiance of a relatively uncrowded native forests of Latin America have disappeared during the last two centuries, in Belize the opposite is true: nearly 5 percent of the original forest remains, and in a largely undisturbed form. Here you'll find hundreds of species of animals and plants that have largely disappeared from most off their original homes, yet are thriving in Belize. Offshore, meanwhile, one of the world's largest barrier reef harbors exotic marine life in an underwater paradise unparalleled in the Western Hemisphere.
This silver of Caribbean coastline remains the most sparsely populated nation in Central America, with less than 30 inhabitants per square mile. It is not the smallest country. With its 8,867 square miles, Belize is slightly larger than El Salvador. But whereas the latter is bursting with more than 8.5 million people, Belize had an estimated 2020 population of 397,628,000, about one-third of whom were crowded into a single town: Belize City. Stability is another obvious difference. Belize is a parliamentary democracy that has never suffered under the civil wars and dictatorships that have typified most other Central American countries. Belize enjoys a high literacy rate (93 percent of adults) and long life expectancy (73 years for women, 67 for men).
Belize is divided into six political jurisdictions that roughly correspond with states or provinces. They are, from north to south, the Corozal, Orange Walk, Belize, Cayo, Stann Creek, and Toledo Districts. Most visitors will spend the bulk of their time in the Belize District, which encompasses the international airport, Belize City, and such northern islands as Ambergris Caye, and Caye Caulker; and the Cayo District, where the town of San Ignacio and most jungle lodges are located. Of growing interest to visitors are the southerly Stann Creek and Toledo Districts, noted for their nature reserves, Mayan ruins, and pristine offshore waters. The northerly districts of Corozal and Orange Walk are the most agricultural areas of Belize and thus receive the fewest number of visitors.
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