belize blue hole lighthouse reef divers activity
Snorkel or dive the Great Blue Hole. About 300 metres wide and nearly 120 metres deep, this undersea sinkhole is visible from space. The revered dive site is part of the Belize Barrier Reef, a protected underwater wonderland that spans 300 kilometres of the coastline.
belize caracol mayan ruin engraving
Cruise to Belize and trek to the tallest building in the nation – an ancient temple built by the Maya. Standing at 42 metres tall, the pyramid ruins of the Sky Palace, El Caana, preside over Caracol, one of the country’s 900 pre-Colombian archaeological sites.
Set sail to Shark Ray Alley, a shallow part of the Hol Chan Marine Reserve, and snorkel alongside nurse sharks, southern stingrays and colourful coral. The resident sea creatures are eager to meet you and will swim right up to the boat when you arrive.
Local cuisine fuses a variety of influences in dishes like hearty meat stews, tacos and tostadas, and deep-fried meat-stuffed pastries called panades. Get your fresh seafood fix with ceviche and fritters made with conch. And be sure to spice things up with hot sauce— an essential condiment in Belize.
Check out the Tourism Village on Fort Street, right at the harbor. You’ll find recommended and guaranteed stores with duty-free deals on luxury items. Most shops even accept US dollars, so you won’t have to exchange your money first.
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