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Dive the Great Blue Hole
Descend into the iconic 125-meter-deep marine sinkhole, one of the world's most recognizable natural wonders.
Explore the Pottery of Actun Tunichil Muknal
Wade, swim, and crawl into the sacred Maya cave where crystallized skeletons and offerings remain untouched.
Climb the Temples of Xunantunich
Ascend El Castillo, the towering Maya pyramid that surveys the Mopan River valley and Guatemala beyond.
Snorkel Hol Chan Marine Reserve
Swim through the gap in the reef where nurse sharks, rays, and sea turtles congregate in crystal-clear water.
Tube Through the Caves Branch River
Float on an inner tube through a pitch-black underground river system carved through Maya limestone.
Snorkel with Whale Sharks at Gladden Spit
Swim alongside the world's largest fish during the seasonal spawning aggregation off the southern barrier reef.
Explore the Maya Temples of Lamanai by Boat
Cruise the New River through jungle to reach the ancient Maya city where the High Temple still towers above the canopy.
Float Through the Split
Swim through the iconic channel that Hurricane Hattie carved through the island in 1961.
Learn Garifuna Drumming on the Beach
Sit with a Garifuna drum master on the sand and learn the sacred rhythms that UNESCO recognizes as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Feast on Lobster at a Beach Shack
Crack open a whole grilled Caribbean spiny lobster pulled fresh from the reef that morning.
Visit a Maya Cacao Farm and Make Chocolate
Harvest, roast, and grind cacao beans with a Q'eqchi' Maya family the way it has been done for millennia.
Eat Stew Chicken and Rice at the Saturday Market
Savor the Belizean national dish from a market stall in San Ignacio's bustling weekend bazaar.
Feast on Hudut with a Garifuna Family
Eat the traditional Garifuna coconut fish stew served over mashed plantain in a local home or restaurant.
Hike to Victoria Peak in the Cockscomb Basin
Trek to the summit of Belize's second-highest mountain through the world's first jaguar preserve.
Devour a Lobster Burrito from a Street Cart
Bite into Caye Caulker's legendary lobster-stuffed flour tortilla from a roadside vendor.
Explore the Lubaantun Ruins Where the Crystal Skull Was Found
Walk the unusual un-mortared stone terraces of the Maya city famous for the controversial Crystal Skull discovery.
Spot Toucans at Dawn in the Pine Ridge
Hike through the Mountain Pine Ridge forest reserve as keel-billed toucans cross the canopy.
Eat Fry Jacks at a Creole Breakfast Spot
Start the day with Belize's iconic puffy fried dough served with beans, cheese, and eggs.
Island-Hop to Laughing Bird Caye
Boat to the tiny faro atoll where laughing gulls nest and the snorkeling rivals anywhere on the reef.
Swim with Manatees at Swallow Caye
Slip into the water beside gentle West Indian manatees in their protected sanctuary.
Hike the St. Herman's Blue Hole
Swim in the jungle sinkhole where collapsed limestone creates a perfect turquoise swimming pool.
Eat Fresh-Caught Fish Sere at a Village Kitchen
Taste the Garifuna coastal stew of fresh fish simmered in coconut milk with plantain and cassava.
Walk the San Pedro Town Boardwalk
Stroll the over-water boardwalk connecting beach bars, dive shops, and the colorful heart of island life.
Snorkel the South Water Caye Marine Reserve
Swim the pristine reef system that protects Belize's most biodiverse stretch of barrier reef.
Canoe the Macal River at Sunset
Paddle downstream as iguanas sun on branches overhead and kingfishers skim the water.
Walk the Narrowest Main Street in the World
Stroll the 1.2-meter-wide sidewalk that the Guinness Book once certified as the world's narrowest street.
Watch the Sunset from the Water Deck
Claim a spot on the western-facing over-water deck for Caye Caulker's legendary golden hour.
Visit the Cahal Pech Maya Hilltop Ruins
Walk the compact royal palace complex overlooking San Ignacio, once home to a Maya elite family.
Night Dive with Bioluminescence
Plunge into the dark reef to witness bioluminescent plankton and nocturnal coral feeding.
Wander the Museum of Belize in a Colonial Prison
Explore Belizean history inside a converted colonial-era jail built by enslaved laborers.
Stand at the Garifuna Settlement Day Monument
Visit the beachside monument marking where Garifuna people first arrived in Belize in 1832.
Cross the Swing Bridge Over Haulover Creek
Walk across the oldest functioning manual swing bridge in the Americas.
Savor Tacos and Tamales at the Orange Walk Night Market
Eat Mestizo-style tacos, panades, and tamales at the bustling evening street food market.
Paddle a Kayak Through the Mangrove Channels
Glide silently through mangrove tunnels where manatees, rays, and juvenile fish shelter.
Eat Caldo de Pollo at the Punta Gorda Market
Warm up with the hearty Maya chicken soup sold at the lively Toledo market.
Cruise the Old Belize River for Howler Monkeys
Take a riverboat up the Belize River where black howler monkeys roar from the bankside trees.
Dance to Punta Rock at a Beach Bar
Move your hips to Belize's infectious Garifuna-born punta music at an island party.
Taste Fresh Garnaches at a Roadside Stand
Bite into crispy fried tortillas topped with refried beans, cheese, and onion from a Belizean street vendor.