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Independent guide to Belize. Curated information on exploring and experiencing travel, life and retirement in Belize.
Public health care, the cost of renting, buying or building a home in Belize, personal and auto insurance, property taxes, household labor and most products produced in Belize are less expensive than what you’re used to paying.
Belize City itself is no longer the nation’s capital, but remains the commercial capital and home to the largest sea port and airport in the country and location of the Belize Tourism Village where most cruise ships dock.
Our collection of Belize Maps - country map, tourist activities map guide, political, relief, hydrology and historic area maps including Central America.
Where to go in Belize? From staying on the cayes or mainland the Top Belize destinations offer varied experiences for families, couples and, solo travelers.
Divers from all over the world visit Belize to explore its pristine coral reef and the famous Blue Hole, a large marine sinkhole situated just off the country’s coast. Ambergris Caye, the largest island in Belize, provides the best access to the Blue Hole and the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef.
Belize is known for its Maya Pyramids, its Barrier Reef and Great Blue Hole. Its Barrier Reef is the longest in the western hemisphere and the Great Blue Hole is the largest seahole in the world. Two of the more famous Maya sites, Xunantunich and Caracol are located in Belize.
Belize’s Placencia peninsula offers gorgeous beaches, fine resorts, easy access to the cayes, coral reefs, mainland jungles and Maya ruins of Southern Belize.
Belize is on the Caribbean coast of northern Central America located at 17°15′ north of the equator and 88°45′ west of the Prime Meridian on Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula.
Belize country overview, key facts, statistics, people, culture, government, economy, wildlife, leader profiles, political parties and media.