We have a selection of guidebooks to some of our most popular countries in Latin America. Written by our specialists, they detail destination information, a wildlife guide, some suggested itineraries and plenty more to inspire your holiday. Fill in the form below and if you live in UK, your guidebook will arrive by post within the next couple of days. For those who live abroad, we will send this via a PDF to your email.
Belize is home to the second longest barrier reef in the world, spanning the country’s entire coastline. With over 70 hard coral species, 36 soft coral species, over 400 species of fish, and the occasional hammerhead or whale shark, this underwater world is one of the best places on the planet to go snorkelling or diving. With 185 miles of reef, 450 small islands and atolls, knowing where to start is tricky! Therefore our guys on the Latin America team have narrowed down the top 5 dives sites they think is worth a mention.
Situated on a hill top surrounded by rainforest, the luxurious Copal Tree Lodge (formerly Belcampo) is perfect for exploring the jungle regions of Belize and a number of excursions can be arranged to help guests spot a diverse range of bird and wildlife.
Carpeted with dense, wildlife-rich jungles and lined with a dazzling coast, combine the jungle and beach in Latin America for a memorable holiday.
Offering the ultimate honeymoon experience, Blancaneaux Lodge is a beautifully designed luxury lodge, nestled in the wonderful Mountain Pine Ridge region of Belize's Cayo District and owned by Francis Ford Coppola.
For those drawn to the road less travelled, Latin America has its fair share of hidden pockets and intriguing destinations to discover.
Black Rock Lodge is a unique eco-lodge in the Cayo District of Belize. Surrounded by jungle wilderness and perched above the rushing Macal River, it is superbly located to explore the best of the region.
Hit the highlights with this classic trip to Guatemala and Belize, perfect for both families and couples looking to visit for the first time. Explore colonial streets and uncover ancient maya culture, walk the jungle and bask in the sunshine on the cayes.
Discover Belize and Guatemala's incredible diversity on this fantastic family adventure. From culture-rich Mayan villages and historical ancient ruins, to jungle wilderness and sugary beaches, this itinerary is packed with highlights and adventure.
This superb itinerary is perfect for those looking to experience the highlights of Guatemala and Belize whilst staying in beautiful, unique properties along the way. Discover mayan history, be adventurous in the jungle and relax on the beach.
Taking in both Ambergris Caye in the north and Placencia in the south, there will be plenty of time to relax on idyllic beaches and snorkel the second longest barrier reef in the world. A stay in Cayo ensures a healthy injection of culture and adventure.
If you would like to find out more about Belize call 020 3141 2840 and speak to a specialist today.
Home to the second longest barrier reef in the world, Belize presents an underwater-world of amazing underwater vistas and a myriad of marine life; from hundreds of species of colourful fish, to sharks, turtles, and encrusted multi-coloured coral, the list goes on. Belize is a world-class destination for diving and snorkelling and no matter what your level of underwater experience is, there is something to wow everyone.
From every corner, evidence of the ancient Mayan empire is everywhere in Belize. Countless ruins are scattered through the county, with many still shrouded by dense forest overgrowth. Visit the world renowned site such as Caracol, the largest and most impressive Maya site in Belize, covering about 75 square miles. Hidden in the rainforest some of this city still remains unexcavated but explore the main temples and pyramids of Caracol and climb to the top of Caana (meaning sky palace) and see the most amazing views of thick lush jungle. Lesser known ruins such as Xunantunich and Lamanai, among others can also be explored.
A country jam packed with sub-tropical jungle, winding rivers, tumbling waterfalls and some of the country’s most rugged, remote terrain. Belize is the perfect playground for those wanting adventure and the chance to explore the great outdoors. From hiking, jungle trekking and mountain biking, there’s a huge array of nature trails to discover. Hike to cool rivers or waterfalls for a swim or go water-tubing. Kayak on a river through the jungle and the rainforest or explore deep inside caves such as Barton creek along an ancient Mayan water way.
Boasting 240 miles of coastline and home to over 450 small islands and atolls off the coast of Belize, you can be sure to find deserted Caribbean beaches and crystal blue waters, creating the perfect mix for any beach getaway. The mainland coastal town of Placencia is the country’s leading beach spot, located on its own peninsula made up of 16 miles of white sandy shoreline, visitors can be rewarded with turquoise waters, swaying palms and some on the best luxury accommodation in Belize. Ambergris Caye, located off of the coast of Belize is also a prime candidate for having the best beaches, not just for its stretch of powder-white sand but also because of its instant access to world-class fishing, diving and snorkeling. Whatever your beach style, Belize is destined to have it.
Over half of Belize is undisturbed primary forest and with a sparse human population you have two key ingredients to home an amazing variety and wide array of wildlife species, a number of which are unique to Belize. It has been estimated that there is approximately 145 species of mammals living in Belize from tapirs, pumas, monkeys and jaguars. There are around 139 species of reptiles and amphibians, and most surprisingly when you imagine the size of the country, there are over 500 species of rare and beautiful birds making it a complete birders paradise.
If you are interested in going, have a look at our itineraries for more inspiration and give us a call on 020 3141 2840 to start planning your trip today.
