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Belize Is a Front Runner in the World of Responsible Travel Initiatives

From hunting invasive lionfish to going plastic-free, Belize is a leader in the world of responsible travel. Like many of its Caribbean counterparts, the small nation is making strides in shifting the way tourism affects the world around it. And those efforts have not gone unseen. From The Nature Conservancy to, most recently, Wanderlust Magazine, […]

Why This Tiny Central American Nation Is Hailed As A Conservation Giant

Words like “conservation”, “sustainability”, and “eco-friendly” have become pretty buzzworthy over the past few years. But amidst all the trends and the more-than-occasional greenwashing, there’s one nation that stands out when it comes to the preservation of Mother Nature. On World Conservation Day, here’s why tiny Belize has been continuously regarded as a giant in […]

Exploring the Belize Spice Farm & Botanical Garden in Punta Gorda

Belize has become a favorite international tourist destination. Divers love to explore the world’s second longest barrier reef. Nature-lovers consider the rainforest to be extraordinary, with its jaguars, tapirs, howler monkeys and beautiful birds. The Maya ruins are one of the wonders of the world. Now those who love fragrance, flavor and spice have a new […]

A CNT Readers’ Favorite: Hamanasi Resort in Belize

Set on 45 acres amid a coastal forest, it’s easy to see why Hamanasi is a favorite amongst the ranks of remote resorts and eco-lodges — fortified by more than 240,000 voters too. That’s because, in 2022, more than 240,000 Condé Nast Traveler readers submitted responses rating their travel experiences across the globe to provide […]

Everything You Need To Know About Belize’s Wildlife

Belize is one of the best places in the world to see amazing wildlife. Although it’s a small country, Belize has varied ecosystems, including coastlines, island atolls, tropical jungles, and even mountain pine forests. Here’s what you need to know about Belize’s incredible fauna. Rare, Unique Animals Belize has some unusual native animals. The Baird’s […]

Have You Met the Belize Barrier Reef With a Beef?

The Belize Barrier Reef has some beef to settle, and it’s not planning on being quiet about it.  The reef with a beef – that’s what the largest barrier reef in the northern hemisphere is calling itself. The Belize Tourism Board has launched a new witty social media campaign to promote marine conservation and responsible […]

Eight Beautiful Birds in Belize To Spot on Your Belize Vacation

Belize is home to almost 600 species of birds. Here are some of the most stunning birds you can spot here, which barely scratches the surface!  Red-Legged Honeycreeper   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Francis Canto |Birding Guide (@francis_canto_birding) This spectacular small bird has a turquoise body, a sapphire-colored head […]

Belize: A Thalassophile’s Haven

From crystal clear turquoises to deep azures, you don’t have to go far in Belize to enjoy the beauty and healing of its waters.  For one, this small country boasts 174 miles of Caribbean coastline, flanked by the second-longest barrier reef in the world. With its sought-after dive spots, stunning coral atolls, and spectacular marine […]

The Eco-Lodge Balancing Treehouses and Adventure in Western Belize

The smallest (by population) and arguably safest country in Central America can’t deliver on volcanoes or surfing. However, what Belize can compete with its regional cousins in is its eco-lodges. Because while some come to Belize with an adventurous spirit in search of unrivaled outdoor experiences and others in search of nature’s tranquillity, both will […]

Solitude in Hiking: Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary

Are you planning a visit to beautiful Belize? Consider hiking the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. This lovely nature reserve was established for the protection of jaguars and other species in 1986. It is located on the eastern slopes of the Maya Mountains and is approximately 400 square miles in area. Historians believe that the ancient […]