Tips & Tricks
Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary (Stann Creek District, Placencia, south-central Belize) — this is Belize’s most famous, and one of its biggest, protected areas – the huge swath of tropical forest became the world’s first jaguar sanctuary in 1984. Today it’s home to an estimated 40 to 50 jaguars and a vast array of wildlife. Visits […]
Buceo: para los visitantes interesados en el buceo (así como en otras actividades náuticas), los cayos del país (pronunciados como “llaves”), ubicados frente a la larga costa caribeña de Belice, no pueden ser superados. Es probable que tanto como el 70% de los extranjeros que visitan Belice visiten al menos un cayo durante su estadía […]
Princess Hotel & Casino (Newtown Barracks, Belize City) — The casino at the Princess Hotel is an informal and fun place to try to boost your budget, with roulette, poker and blackjack tables, plus hundreds of slot machines and a floor show with dancing girls kicking up their heels at 10pm. You need to show […]
Diving: for visitors interested in diving (as well as other nautical activities), by far, the country’s cayes (pronounced “keys”), located off of Belize’s long Caribbean coastline can’t be beat. As much as 70% of foreigners visiting Belize are likely to visit at least one caye during their time in the country. The most popular cayes […]
Orchid Bay (Playa) (Distrito de Corozal, norte de Belice) – Orchid Bay no es técnicamente una playa oceánica. Es en la enorme, tranquila y protegida Bahía de Chetumal que Belice comparte con México, donde se encuentran sus fronteras. Orchid Bay es un ambicioso desarrollo de usos múltiples en la bahía de la ciudad de Corozal, […]
Orchid Bay (Beach) (Corozal District, northern Belize) — Orchid Bay isn’t technically ocean beach. It’s on the huge, calm, sheltered Bay of Chetumal that Belize shares with Mexico, where their borders meet. Orchid Bay is an ambitious multi-use development across the bay from the town of Corozal, and the developers have widened and improved the […]