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Belize

Yacht Charter Belize

Belize has roots going back to the Mayan civilisation and is home to the world’s second-longest unbroken barrier reef. A UNESCO World Heritage protected site, the 300km long Belize Barrier Reef Reserve is celebrated among snorkelers and divers alike who come to enjoy its calm, crystal clear waters and favourable winds. The reef shelters a network of over 400 secluded bays that border the tropical Caribbean Sea, Mexico and Guatemala, making it a unique cruising destination. Vastly untouched by tourism in comparison to other Caribbean hotspots, Belize is a relaxed paradise that offers unparalleled natural beauty, excellent diving, ancient ruins and unique culture.

Belize Charter Guide

Its rich cultural heritage, which consists of Spanish and British influences, is evident throughout the country. The only Central American country where English is the official language, Belizean Creole is the most spoken national language alongside Spanish. The country’s abundance of land and marine species, in addition to its diverse ecosystems, ensures it holds a vital palace in the significant Mesoamerican Biological Corridor.

Altun Ha

Head ashore and visit the Mayan ruins of Altun Ha. Located only 30 miles north of Belize City, take your time to wander among these impressive and staggering ancient stone structures, built by the Mayans in 800 to 900 BC.

Ambergris Caye

The largest island in Belize, Ambergris Caye remains mostly untouched despite it also being one of the most popular islands. Swim along the beautiful reef and see how many species of fish you recognise or head to a dive site like the Hol Chan Marine Reserve.

The Great Blue Hole

The world’s premier jaguar sanctuary, established in 1986 this is a safe haven for all forms of exotic flora and fauna. Formerly inhabited by the Mayans until 10,000 BCE, it is the ideal spot for adventure. Spend the day trekking along its paths before swimming in its waterfalls.

Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary

South Water Cay

Even though South Water Cay is part of the Belize marine reserve, it’s inhabited. Home to three resorts, as well as a field research hub and educational location, you will be spoiled for choice for options, from relaxing at a resort to learning more about the unique wildlife.