Five un-Belizable reasons to experience Belize

For such a tiny country, Belize is jam-packed with things to make your jaw-drop. From world-class snorkelling and diving, lush green jungle and rolling hills, Caribbean white powdered beaches and an entire Maya civilisation to uncover - Belize has a lot to offer. Crowd free and wildlife filled, it’s the perfect destination to enjoy. So much so the Latin America guys have narrowed down the top 5 reasons why you should give it a chance…

The Ultimate Belize Adventure

Discover Belize and its incredible diversity on this trip. From culture-rich Mayan villages and Mayan ruins, to jungle wilderness and sugary beaches, this itinerary is packed with highlights and adventure.

Luxurious Belize

Stay in Belize's best properties as you journey to the country's most spectacular highlights. Discover Mayan Ruins in the Cayo District, experience a plethora of wildlife in Orange Walk and relax on the sugary beaches of Ambergris Caye.

Orange Walk District

Located in northern Belize, the Orange Walk District is home to dense jungle and a vast array of wilderness and wildlife. Visit Mayan ruins less explored and have the best opportunity to spot a myriad of endangered animal species such as Jaguar (though they are still elusive creatures to spot). This region is perfect for those with an interest in wildlife and a desire to get off the beaten track.

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Visit the Orange walk district in the north of Belize and you will be rewarded with unusually diverse habitats, and the perfect setting to witness some of the most endangered and elusive species that live in Belize today. Formally known for its agricultural production and Mennonite communities, this area is also home to dense jungle, steamy rivers and rolling grasslands. Unlike the Cayo district, the Orange Walk district is entirely void of crowds and far less developed than its counterpart, making it one of the best places in Belize to go wildlife spotting. For those interested in birds then this region is paradise, with over 400 species of birds recorded in the district alone.

As well as abundant wildlife, you will also stumble across the impressive Lamanai ruins, known to be one of the biggest and longest inhabited Maya ceremonial spots in Belize. Buried deep within the forest overlooking the New River lagoon, the setting is spectacular and the journey along the river to reach this magnificent Maya city is an adventure within itself. For those in search of something a little more off-the-beaten-track, discover dozens of unexcavated Maya Cities sprinkled around the district just crying out to be explored.

Although less accessible, this district has a number of beautiful jungle lodges that provide the perfect base for you to explore the lesser known.


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Orange Walk District, Belize

Located on a 130,000 acre private nature reserve, it’s no wonder the focus of Chan Chich is all about the beauty of the nature that surrounds it. This is an ideal spot for birders and nature lovers a like, and a wealth of species frequent the jungles!

Chan Chich

Orange Walk District, Belize

Lamanai Outpost Lodge is situated on the banks of Lamanai Lagoon and footsteps away from the famous Lamanai Archaeology Site. Surrounded by a contrast of unique habitats Lamanai Outpost lodge is perfect for nature-based and adventure activities.

Lamanai Outpost Lodge

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