The Seven Tourism Regions that you can Discover
Since Caribbean Culture and Lifestyle recently published the Adventure Issue, we thought on sharing more of Belize with you. Belize is a playground of adventures, check out the many activities found at sea and inland, get the best of both worlds! The country is geographically divided into 6 districts but the tourism industry identifies 7 adventure zones they call regions. Therefore, we invite you to get to know this beautiful country from North to South, and all that falls in between.
The North Islands
Best known for relaxation, numerous water sports,
The Belize Barrier Reef
This area stretches some 185 miles along the country’s coastline. It includes seven marine reserves, over 100 cayes,

Central Coast
This includes Belize City. This City offers a place for those interested in the mind-blowing sightseeing sites, history of Belize and a taste of our culture. Whichever direction you take there will always be something interesting to see or do. From visiting the Museum of Belize to exploring the lovely animals of the Belize Zoo.

Belize’s Western Region
For those that want to venture into the Maya heartland and jungle hub. This region offers adventurers a place to choose from visiting national parks, botanical gardens, medicine trails, hiking, horseback riding, canoeing, birding, cave-tubing,
The Northern Region
The beautiful scenery that is home to a large Mestizo population as well as communities of traditional and modern Mennonites. This region includes Corozal Town, well known for its scenic views of the turquoise bay. Other points of attraction include Santa Rita and Lamanai ancient Mayan cities, the Progresso Lagoon and the tranquil fishing village of Sarteneja. Of course, those looking for nightlife and delicious tacos can stay in Orange Walk Town, the largest population center in the North.
The Southeast Coast
Offers a blend of culture and adventure. From the Maya Mountains to the sandy beaches, this region has something for everyone. Dangriga and Hopkins are hubs of the Garifuna culture. Meanwhile, Placencia offers numerous marine adventures, including seasonal encounters with whale sharks. This region also offers zip-lining, waterfall rappelling, natural trails,
Southern Region
The true culture zone! Visit and learn about the Maya, Garifuna and East Indian communities. Its largest town, Punta Gorda, offers a wide range of activities such as offshore fishing, river trips, caving, bird watching and visits to the ancient Maya cities of Lubantun and Nim Li Punit. Also, enjoy a tour on the making of organic chocolate. The Southern Region has over 50 villages and more than 30 are Mayan communities, which are known for their warm hospitality and traditional Mayan chocolate making.
Belize is a curious place!

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Original article by: The Belize Tourism Board
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