Belize

Belize

Petite Belize has an otherworldly allure, much like its Great Blue Hole. Think Mayan ruins, unspoilt Caribbean shores and some of the best diving in the world.

Land of the Maya

Land of the Maya

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Wonderfully Wild

Your Guide to Belize

Wonderfully Wild

Magical Mayan Caves. Wonderfully Wild Forests. Charismatic Garifuna Culture. White sand beaches. Turquoise water. Belize is a subtropical paradise with one side awash with Central American Jungles and the other lined by the crystal-clear Caribbean Sea. Belize is begging to be explored.

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WHY WE LOVE BELIZE

The Blue Heart

Sail along the edge of the world’s second-largest barrier reef, where Belize’s waters conceal the famous Great Blue Hole—a natural wonder that drops over 400 feet into the depths of the Caribbean. Dive or snorkel among shimmering coral walls and graceful reef sharks. Above the surface, your yacht drifts surrounded by tiny cayes bordered with white sand and whispering palms. It’s a front-row seat to nature’s grandest masterpiece.

Island Charm

Anchor near Caye Caulker, a laid-back island paradise known for its turquoise lagoons, sandy streets, and warm Caribbean hospitality. Explore colorful coral reefs by snorkeling, kayak through calm mangroves, or enjoy fresh seafood at beachside shacks. Here, life slows to a gentle rhythm, offering a perfect blend of tropical relaxation and vibrant island culture. Whether you're seeking adventure or serenity, Belize offers a little of both in every moment.

YOUR GUIDE TO BELIZE

LUSCIOUS NATURE

Witness the abundance of wildlife that inhabits Belize’s lush national forests that are patrolled by pumas, jaguars, American crocodiles, manatees, and thousands of birds, reptiles’ insects and fish. Belize takes pride in their wild inhabitants as you will find Cockscomb Basin Wild Sanctuary in the footholds of Victoria Peak, a 390km2 area which has the most concentrated jaguar population in the world. Hike to Altun Ha, Belize’s most accessible ancient ruins that date back to the 6th century and climb the Mayan temples which are steeped in history.

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Barrier Reef Blues

Take advantage of what Belize has to offer by cruising its coast. Great Blue Hole. Turneffe Atoll. Silk Caye National Park. Belize Barrier Reef. Described by Charles Darwin as the most remarkable reef in the West Indies, the 300km long UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the most diverse and stunning dive sites the world has to offer.

Your Guide to Belize

Adventure Never Stops

Kayak Belize’s Glover’s Reef Atoll. Snorkel “La Isla Bonita”, Ambergris Caye. Party in San Pedro’s electric nightlife. Kitesurf Caye Caulker. Belize really is a sparkling jewel in Central America’s crown.

Belize Yacht Charter FAQs

When is the best time to go to Belize?

The best time to visit Belize is during the dry season, roughly December through to April. During these months, you can expect warm, sunny weather, calm seas and excellent conditions for beach‑going, diving, sailing or exploring the reef and islands.

If you don't mind occasional showers and prefer fewer crowds with better value, you might consider travelling outside the peak months. For the clearest skies and smoothest sea days, though, December through April remains the sweet spot.

What to do in Belize?

Belize offers a rich blend of sea, reef, jungle and cultural adventures. On the coast or islands, you can relax on sun-washed beaches, snorkel or dive over vibrant coral reefs, including the famous Belize Barrier Reef, to encounter tropical marine life and underwater landscapes that few destinations can rival.

Venture inland and you'll find rainforest, lush jungle and mountainous terrain, a blend of natural beauty and adventure that's perfect for hiking, wildlife‑spotting or visiting ancient sites.

Belize delivers a diverse range of experiences, from laid-back beach days to underwater exploration and jungle discovery.Whether your ideal charter day ends with a sunset over turquoise waters or starts with a morning trek through green forested hills, it's a place that gives you the freedom to shape your adventure as you wish.

Where to stay in Belize?

Where you stay will depend on whether you prefer reef-edge beaches, island life, coastal calm or a base for reef and jungle adventures. You might choose to relax on a cay or island for easy access to beaches and reef diving, or opt for a coastal resort or marina if you want a more structured base with amenities.

For a mix of all landscapes, look to the coastal resorts, island hideaways and smaller guesthouses along the Cayes and barrier reef zones. Stay close to the water for snorkelling, diving or sailing, or stay inland if you want jungle or cultural excursions; move between both for a full Belize experience.

With its unique geography, including barrier reef, Caribbean coast, islands and nearby jungle, Belize offers a variety of stays that accommodate both adventurous spirits and those seeking rest, sunshine and sea.

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