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Discover The Wonders Of Belize

Embark on an unforgettable group adventure to Belize – a paradise where lush jungles, ancient Mayan ruins, colourful wildlife, and the world’s second-largest barrier reef come together. Whether you’re hiking through rainforest canopies, exploring sacred caves, or snorkelling in crystal-clear Caribbean waters, Belize is bursting with unique, life-changing experiences.

Belize At A Glance

CAPITAL CITY

Belmopan (Population: ~20,000)

POPULATION

~400,000

CURRENCY

Belize Dollar (BZD) – pegged to USD

LANGUAGE

English (official), Spanish, Kriol, and Maya languages

TIME ZONE

(GMT-06:00) Central America

CALLING CODE

+501

ELECTRICITY

Type A & B (same as US plugs)

TOP THINGS TO SEE IN Belize

Aerial view of the Great Blue Hole in Belize a large circular marine sinkhole surrounded by turquoise water and vibrant coral reefs A boat floats at the edge of this stunning natural wonder

The Great Blue Hole

One of the world’s most iconic dive sites — this giant marine sinkhole is visible from space. Whether you dive into its mysterious depths or fly over it on a scenic flight, it’s a must-see natural wonder.

Tropical beach in Belize with palm trees wooden lounge chairs and colorful kayaks on white sand A dock with boats stretches into clear turquoise water under a bright blue sky with small huts on the dock in the background

Caye Caulker & Ambergris Caye

These laid-back Caribbean islands are all about chilled vibes, seafood feasts, and beach hammocks. Paddleboard, bike around the sandy streets, or sip a rum punch while watching the sunset.

A stunning cave interior in Belize features numerous stalactites hanging from the ceiling above a pool of clear turquoise water with sunlight illuminating the rocky formations and their reflections

ATM Cave (Actun Tunichil Muknal)

A true Indiana Jones-style adventure — trek through jungle, swim into a cave, and explore ancient Mayan relics left untouched for over a thousand years, including skeletal remains and pottery.

A nurse shark swims close to the ocean floor in Belize surrounded by sea grass in clear blue water Its broad head barbels and large pectoral fins are visible

The Belize Barrier Reef

Snorkel or dive in one of the world’s most pristine marine ecosystems. Swim with nurse sharks, spot sea turtles, and glide over vibrant coral gardens at Hol Chan Marine Reserve or Shark Ray Alley.

OUR ADVENTURE Trips & TOURS IN Belize

STARTING FROM £4000

Our Belize adventures are designed for solo travellers who want to join a group of like-minded explorers. From jungle treks to reef snorkelling, and ancient ruins to island hopping, our trips offer the perfect blend of thrill and chill.

Aerial view of the Great Blue Hole a large circular marine sinkhole surrounded by shallow turquoise waters and coral reefs off the coast of Belize in the Caribbean Sea
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OUR Belize TRIP REVIEWS

PHOTOS FROM OUR Belize Adventure Trips

Aerial view of the Great Blue Hole a large circular marine sinkhole surrounded by shallow turquoise waters and coral reefs off the coast of Belize in the Caribbean Sea
Colorful houses and swaying palm trees line a sandy beach beside clear turquoise water with boats docked at a pier under a bright partly cloudy sky creating a tropical island scene
Aerial view of green roofed huts among palm trees on a sandy beach next to clear turquoise water with a white boat speeding through the ocean near the shore
Large colorful letters spelling "BELIZE" stand by the waterfront with blue sky scattered clouds and a small town with colorful buildings visible across the water in the background
Colorful houses with red orange blue pink green and yellow walls are clustered on a lush hillside surrounded by palm trees overlooking calm blue water under a partly cloudy sky
A spotted eagle ray with white underside and dark spotted back swims gracefully above a sandy ocean floor covered in seagrass surrounded by clear blue water
Two manatees swimming underwater near the ocean floor surrounded by clear blue water and some coral formations
A wooden dock with a thatched roof hut extends over clear turquoise water with a small boat moored to the side Green hills and a partly cloudy blue sky are reflected in the tranquil lake
Four stingrays swim gracefully over the sandy ocean floor in clear turquoise water with sunlight illuminating the underwater scene
People snorkel in clear shallow turquoise water near boats under a blue sky Some wear snorkels flippers and life vests while observing the underwater scenery in a group
Golden sunset over calm sea with three sailboats silhouetted on the horizon The sun casts a bright golden reflection across the rippling water and the sky is filled with warm orange and yellow tones
Ancient Mayan stepped pyramid at Xunantunich in Belize with lush greenery trees and a partly cloudy blue sky in the background Stone stairs lead up the front of the structure
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Belize FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

UK, EU, US, Canada, and Australian passport holders do not need a visa for stays up to 30 days. Just ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months.

The dry season (late November to May) is ideal for travel, with warm, sunny days perfect for snorkelling and exploring.

Yes – Belize is generally safe for tourists, especially in popular areas like Caye Caulker, San Ignacio, and Placencia. As always, be cautious at night and in less developed areas.

Yes! English is the official language, making Belize incredibly easy to navigate for English-speaking travellers.

Expect a delicious mix of Caribbean and Central American flavours – rice and beans, stewed chicken, fresh seafood, fry jacks (Belizean fried dough), and tropical fruits.

Routine vaccinations should be up to date. Depending on where you’re travelling, Hepatitis A and Typhoid are commonly recommended.

It’s best to drink bottled or filtered water in most parts of the country. Many hotels and lodges offer water refill stations.

Absolutely – Belize is friendly, laid-back, English-speaking, and packed with easy-to-navigate adventures. Joining one of our group tours makes it even easier.

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