Nestled in the southern part of the country, the 1,500-resident village of Placencia stands out as the romantic getaway of choice. With its 16 miles of golden, sandy beaches bordered by swaying palm trees, it’s a paradise that combines the tranquil
Central America´s only English-speaking country has a population of around 397,000 and is about the size of New Jersey and a little larger than Wales. It´s something of a diamond in the rough whose small package can deliver gifts of wonderfu
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The 700-mile Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System is the world's second largest, and the 190-mile long Belize Barrier Reef (top) is a part of that. Lying from 980 feet to 25 miles off the coast, with underwater caves, more than 100 ty
The 450-odd cayes (pronounced "keys") off this Central American country's Caribbean coast are truly castaway destinations, and while Ambergris Caye and Caye Caulker are the best known, even smaller South Water Caye (just 15 acres) to their south boa
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The Placencia Peninsula was inhabited by the ancient Maya starting around 3,000 years ago with at least 14 known sites situated on the perimeter of the Placencia Lagoon. The name “Punta Placencia” or “Pleasant Point” was given by the Spanish, but the
Read more…Placencia is a small beach town located in southern Belize, and is an absolute gem of paradise. Amongst this small tropical village, it boasts some wonderful and unique traits.
Placencia is home to the world’s narrowest street.
Placencia is located on
The quiet village of Monkey River in southern Belize is habitat to a plethora of flora and fauna, and as a result the nature tour conducted around herehas been rated one of the top in the country. Exotic tropical birds, butterflies, crocodiles, igua
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Summertime is a special season in Belize, not because the weather heats up (Belize enjoys great weather all year long) but because a special group of visitors arrives in the offshore waters as part of their annual circumnavigation of the globe.
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Read more…Even as the tourism business in this wee small country (slightly larger than New Jersey or Wales) south of Mexico's Yucatan peninsula continues to grow apace, many still have only a dim if any notion of what it's about and the amazing attractions f
Chabil Mar, your Caribbean beach-side resort in Placencia Village, along with two other prestigious resorts in Belize, a premier jungle lodge and a private resort island, have joined together to create an unforgettable honeymoon experience for coupl
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The Belize Zoo houses only native animals of Belize. The zoo sits on 29 acres of land, located 40 miles outside of Belize City, home to around 170 animals, mostly injured animals brought in to heal and rehabilitate from injuries, orphaned or donated
