Belize - Central America

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Bathed by warm, calm waters with beautiful shades of blue, the coast of Belize has beautiful beaches where you can relax or practice different water sports options.

In the south of the country, the main beach destinations are Placencia and Hopkins. In the north, Caye Caulker and San Pedro stand out for their beauty and also for being great starting points for travelers interested in visiting the famous Blue Hole.

Belize is a small country located on the east coast of Central America. In addition to the beautiful beaches bathed by the Caribbean Sea, the country is rich in culture and history. Among dense tropical forests, marvel at incredible ruins of the Mayan peoples.

The country is home to the second largest barrier reef in the world, the largest cave system in Central America and different ecosystems (mountains, plains and mangroves). With all this, Belize has a great biodiversity and invests in the preservation of its species.

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Located in Central America and bathed by the Caribbean Sea, little Belize borders Mexico and Guatemala.

Before Europeans arrived in the Americas, the territory that is now Belize was inhabited by the Mayans. From the 17th century, the place was colonized by the Spaniards and, later, by the English. During this period as a colony, the country was named British Honduras.

In 1964 British Honduras became a fully autonomous government. A few years later, in 1973, the country was renamed Belize. Its full independence was achieved only in 1981.

Belize is part of the Commonwealth of Nations, an organization made up of 53 countries that share common goals and values. Most of them are former colonies of the British Empire.

Due to its different ecosystems and rich biodiversity, the country is part of the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor. This ecological corridor links forests and conservation areas with the aim of facilitating the movement and perpetuation of fauna and flora species.

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The main gateway to the country is Philip SW Goldson International Airport (PGIA), located in Belize City. Internally there are routes that can be done with an internal flight or with transfers.

In Belize the climate is tropical, very hot and humid for most of the year. Winter there is between November and March, when temperatures rarely drop below 16°C. Summer happens from May to September, with an average temperature of 30°C.

The ideal time to visit the country is during its dry season, which runs from December to May. The months of July, June, October and November should be avoided, as they are part of the rainy season. In this period, in addition to the rains, hurricanes can also occur.

In Belize there are thousands of caves and caves that form the largest cave system in Central America. In these caves you can find underground waterfalls, stalactites, stalagmites, Mayan ceramics, calcified human skeletons and much more.

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Great Blue Hole

Belize is home to the second largest Barrier Reef in the world, second only to the Great Barrier Reef located in Australia. In addition to the diverse marine life in the area, which makes it perfect for diving, the region is surrounded by hundreds of islands called “cayos”.

Close to Cayo Ambergris is the famous “Great Blue Hole”, an underwater cave more than 300 m wide and 124 m deep. This marine life sanctuary, which is also popular for diving, is considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. For travelers who do not have the necessary qualifications to dive in the area, I strongly recommend flying over this natural spectacle.

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In the interior part of the country, in the midst of preserved tropical forests, it is possible to find many Mayan ruins and archaeological sites of great historical and cultural importance.

Lamanai is one of the oldest Mayan cities. While there, be sure to visit the High Temple, the tallest Mayan structure in Belize. With 33 meters high, the top of the temple surpasses the treetops and has a beautiful view.

Another archaeological site that also stands out is Xunantunich. Located about 1 km away from the border with Guatemala, the site was one of the main cities of the Mayan empire. There, you can also have an incredible panoramic view when you climb El Castillo, the second tallest Mayan temple in Belize.

More than half of Belize's territory is made up of preserved forests. With that, the place is home to more than 5,000 different species of plants and animals.

A very famous animal observation activity there takes place at the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, famous for being the first and only jaguar conservation reserve in the world. In addition to the largest cats in the Americas, you can observe different species of birds and spot animals such as pumas, ocelots, deer and tapirs.

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