Belize Honduras

Snorkeling is definitely the top activity in Roatan and what better way to do it than right off your private paddle boat (you won't have to paddle)!

We meet you at the port EXiT of Terminal ONE, also pickup at the hotels. A slow drive thru the city, see the Belizean way of life, the guide shares historic and current events that shape Belize. See old and new neighborhoods, churches, schools, streetside vendors. British Honduras started, first by Pirates, then Mahagony loggers and slaves, relics of their time include colonial mansions, Mahagony chips and old rum bottles. Hear stories of the memorial tomb and lighthouse of our benefactor, the memorial park, banks, churches, clinics, pharmacy, hospitals, schools and businesses. midway a Stop is done at local supermarket, you may purchase at the gift shop, Deli local snacks, Beers, soft drinks, ice cream, Belize Chocolate, Coffee, Pharmacy. then we look for the orchids, birds, iguanas, fish in the waterways and maybe see a rare crocodile that also live in the City. then a stop at the rum factory for tasting the Rum, return to the port.

The historic Belize City tour offers an interesting insight into the old capital city of Belize. Belize City is the largest city in the Central American region of Belize and was once the capital of former British Honduras until the government was moved to the new capital of Belmopan in 1970. The population of Belize City is 67,964; with neighboring suburbs adding up to about 80,000. Several cruise ships drop anchor outside the port and are tended by local citizens. Belize City was founded (originally as “Belize Town”) in 1638 by British lumber harvesters. It had previously been a small Maya city called Holzuz. Belize Town slowly improved its infrastructure and has been the object of numerous infrastructural projects. Nevertheless, many of the streets built from colonial days are still small and congested, a majority of houses are still susceptible to fire and damage from hurricanes.

This is one of the highlights places, and you get to visit so many places, that you would love, and you would get culture and history explain on the way.

Escape the heat of the lowlands and explore the nature reserve of the Mountain Pine Ridge. Discover where cool rivers flow through pristine forests and caves while waterfalls provide beauty and mystery.  Swim, hike, and relax in the natural scenery on an outing into the more remote areas of Cayo District. Here ancient ruins and ancient geology combine in a modern setting for an amazing experience in nature!

Embark on an unforgettable 20-day Mayan Mystique journey through the heart of Central America, exploring the rich history, diverse cultures, and stunning natural landscapes of Guatemala, Belize, and Honduras. With the highlights of Tikal, Caye Caulker, Antigua and Panajachel, we will make sure this trip will be an unforgettable journey. This 20-day Mayan Mystique journey stands out with its deep cultural immersion, a private travel, and diverse activities, from exploring the ancient ruins of Tikal to snorkeling in Belize's Barrier Reef. The itinerary seamlessly combines historical exploration, cultural engagement, and natural beauty, ensuring an unforgettable experience that offers both adventure and relaxation in the stunning landscapes of Guatemala, Belize, and Honduras. We can accommodate dietary restrictions such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, etc. If you have dietary requirements. Please indicate it to the special requirements at the time of booking.

This Cultural Walking Tour offers you the chance to explore the main historical sights of Belize City, which dates back to the early 1600s when the British first settled here and is the former capital of the country of Belize, once known as British Honduras. Do you know which is the official language in Belize? What do Belizeans celebrate during St George's Caye Day, or Why should I travel to Belize City the following summer? Which is the connection between the Mayan Civilization and Belize City? How is the weather in Belize City? You will have the chance to discover the Swing Bridge, Government House, Museum of Belize, St. John's Anglican Cathedral, and Fort George Memorial Park. Get ready to experience Belize from a different perspective. A charismatic local guide will reveal interesting facts about Belize City.