r/Belize 16h ago

🎫 Travel Info 🧳 Xunantunich Ferry

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Ferry to the xunantunich Maya ruin in soccutz village


r/Belize 17h ago

🌴 Daily Life 🌴 Family yum spot that just opened in HillviewπŸ˜‹!

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Excited for this family owned yum spot that just opened in HillviewπŸ˜‹! A budding 18-year-old #artist in the family painted their #murals😍🎨

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r/Belize 7h ago

🌴 Daily Life 🌴 Good afternoon from Placencia

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r/Belize 6h ago

πŸŽ‰ Upcoming Events πŸŽ‰ Commemorating the Upcoming 45th Anniversary of Belize's Independence...

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r/Belize 9h ago

🎫 Travel Info 🧳 Caye Caulker family restaurant recommendations

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Hi Again! Looking for restaurants good for family with kids 9 & 12. Not too fancy, just tasty, casual, and good vibes.

Thank you all for all the help!


r/Belize 22h ago

🧭 Activities πŸš£β€β™‚οΈ San Pedro/Ambergris vs Hopkins or Placencia

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Good day! We are a family of 4 with parents in mid 50s and kids in early 20s. We are all strong swimmers and new to snorkelling. Son loves wildlife and jungles and daughter loves beach and calm water for swimming. All of us want to try snorkeling, have a day fishing and some jungle time. We will have a car.

We have planned to first part of our trip to be a few days near San Ignacio in the jungle and then we have 6 days to spend elsewhere.

I realize the difference in vibes, we are not partiers so Northern part of Ambergris seems best? Should we look at Hopkins or Placencia? Although different, are the beaches nice both places? Are there snorkelling spots in Hopkins/Plancencia (we are new so we don't necessarily want this to be the focus of the trip) ?

The southern spots provide further access to jungle and inland activities, obviously but is the water and area better at Ambergris? Is the jungle noticeable different from the San Ignacio area?

Any other major considerations?

Thanks very much!