Should you book your Belize tours and excursions after you arrive? Learn about getting last minute deals for your Belize vacation. While booking your tours and transfers until after you have arrived in Belize is not a bad idea, it is best if you do your research and book ahead of time to avoid any wasted time. We know it’s kind of boring and hassle-free, but we think it makes sense.

If you are only in Belize for a week and would like to experience as much of it as possible, then we highly recommend that you arrange your itinerary and book your activities ahead of time. That way, you will be able to pack according to your booked activities and your vacation will flow smoothly. And if there are any unforeseen circumstances or disputes, we are here to help resolve it for you and make it hassle-free to get any refunds you deserve.

Just when I thought that magic didn’t exist, this happened! Well, not “magic” per se, but just the beauty of nature. Who would have thought that little Belize would be home to so much natural beauty and wonders – truly a gem! From the jaw dropping landscapes to the marvelous marine reserves, Belize just stepped up its game with a bioluminescent lagoon. Yes, a BIOLUMINESCENT lagoon! The Belizing Team got the change to experience this bioluminescent tour at Anderson Lagoon with Get to Know Belize Adventures.

Nuuk Che’il Cottages offers several on-site activities such as traditional Maya cooking lessons, Maya spiritual healing sessions, herbal medicine making lessons. The Belizing.com team got to experience the Maya culture in various cultural activities with Nuuk Che'il Cottages.

For our Southern Belize adventures, we got the chance to explore the Mopan and Yucatec Maya culture with Mr. Ernesto and Mrs. Aurora. from Nuuk Che’il Cottages Through food, medicine and spiritual healing, we got a glimpse of traditional Maya practices and their role in the Maya life.

Hopkins Belize is arguably the nation's heart and soul. That's because its very character is synonymous with Belize's best qualities: a gregarious and laidback atmosphere, easy access to both the world's second largest barrier reef and a variety of different nature reserves, and a diverse mix of compelling and unique cultures. Follow this guide to learn more about what to see and do in Hopkins and how to get there.

If you're looking for something more off the beaten path, Caye Caulker offers everything you could want and more. Caye Caulker offers a whole lot less than its more popular and populated contemporaries. Caye Caulker is little more than an island located off the coast of Belize property right in the Caribbean Sea. Underneath is a complex network of underseas caves. The Caye itself is four miles long at its widest point, and the single settlement constitutes only a mile in width. But less is better where Caye Caulker is concerned. Here you can explore at your own pace without the risk of meticulously planned tour itineraries and crowds of tourisms.

Touring Monkey River was a laid back and interesting tour that featured the birds of Belize, howler monkeys, and pristine-kept broad leaf forests. This nature tour encompasses not only sightseeing but also a history lesson of the area after the devastation that Hurricane Iris caused in 2001. After sailing through the length of the Monkey River, be prepared for some exhilarating manatee spotting near Harvest Caye.

Belize has a lot to offer to travelers, and the Cayo District is ground zero if you want to make the most of your time here. San Ignacio is the beating heart of civilization in the Cayo District, and its population reflect the rich melting pot of cultures that call Belize their home. San Ignacio is the launching point for most adventures in the Cayo District, but it's worthy of exploration in its own right - home to a rich diversity of food, history, and culture.

If you're looking to spend your vacation in a tropical retreat, there's no better place than Belize, and there's no more tantalizing region than the Placencia Peninsula in Southern Belize. It's known both for having some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and for the gregarious and gracious nature of the residents - many of whom live in the self-name placid fishing village of Placencia.

A definitive insider guide to cruise excursions in Belize. Going on a cruise can feel like a dinner of tapas. Each stop gives you a small taste of the surrounding culture and nature. But there's far too much variety in Belize to enjoy with a single bite. Cruise ship passengers sometimes fall so in love with the country that they almost miss their boat! Don't worry, you won't miss your boat if you follow this guide. Here are some of the best things to do in the Belize cruise port.