by Chris | 04/15/2024 | Countryside
Around 70% of the country is covered in tropical forests, 39% of which are protected forests. This small paradise is now protected by the authorities through national parks and reserves. More than a quarter of Belize is preserved, be it land or sea. There are 17...
by Chris | 04/15/2024 | Belizean Culture
A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY The first inhabitants of Belize were the Maya, whose presence is dated to the first half of the first millennium. Belize was part of an empire that extended to other territories in Central America, including present-day Guatemala, Honduras and...
by Chris | 04/14/2024 | Activities, Countryside
The Belize has the longest reef in the Western hemisphere. Spreading over 322 km, it offers a myriad of islands, islets and atolls. Some sites have been registered in UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites. Those islands or islets called Cayes in Belize can be private...
by Chris | 04/14/2024 | News
Ecotourism in Belize At a time when other Caribbean countries have a hard time practicing responsible nature preservation, Belize has become a pioneer in ecotourism. Belize worked hard to integrate its tourism sector into a preserved natural environment and wildlife....
by Chris | 04/12/2024 | Belizean Culture, Non classé
Belize’s cultural mix is exceptional. This, almost every month, there are parties and events that you can’t miss and that you will be able to attend. These are great occasions to discover the culture of the country. Febuary – Birdwatching Lagoons and rivers...
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