Belize is formally known as British Honduras. The country, a constitutional monarchy in which the British monarch is head of state, has a lot more in common with the Caribbean island states than its Central American neighbors. Belize has its share of archaeological and national parks, marine and nature reserves and wildlife sanctuaries. Belize has three primary tourist destinations. Ambergris Caye off the north coast, Hol Chan Marine Reserve, and Shark Ray Alley.

Belize is a country of various culture, language and ethnic groups. Approximately 200,000 people in Belize consist of Creole, Garifuna, Mestizo, Spanish, Maya, English, Mennonite, Lebanese, Chinese and East Indian heritage. Here you will find racial harmony, religious tolerance and a relatively non-violent political culture. All of these different elements have mixed and blended successfully , to give Belize a widespread reputation for its friendly people. Mountain cow is the national animal of Belize and Tucan is the National bird. There are 600 different bird species available in Belize and that makes it a bird watcher's favorite tourist destination

The country's area includes numerous small islands (cayes) off the coast. The coastal strip is low and swampy, particularly in the north, with mangroves, many salt and freshwater lagoons and some sandy beaches crossed by a number of rivers. To the south and west rises the heavily forested Maya mountain range, with the Cockscomb range to the east and the Mountain Pine Ridge in the west. More than 65% of the area of the country is forested. Blue hole in Belize is famous for scuba diving.

Accommodations:

In Belize, there is no problem finding accommodations. There are many types of accommodations for all budgets. You will find eco resorts, villas, private homes, condominiums, beach cottages and other various types of vacation rental property in Belize.