Adjacent to Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, Belize shines as one of the most environmentally preserved countries on earth. With very little density of human population, visitors to Belize can find untouched nature, beaches and forests, Maya ruins, the longest barrier reef in this hemisphere and experiences found nowhere else. Adventurous families, couples and nature-lovers of all backgrounds will find magical moments and make fond memories in this diverse outdoor Caribbean wonderland.

About the size of Massachusetts, Belize, even though it’s a Central American country, is English speaking, making it a friendly and easy destination to navigate. Belize holds a key position in the Mesoamerican biological corridor due to the terrestrial and marine species found in the many ecosystems of the country.