Are you ready for some sun in a sun-kissed and culture-rich destination where seaside locals are welcoming back visitors by throngs? If your answer is yes then the white sandy shores and turquoise blue waters off Belize’s coast are patiently awaiting your arrival.
Summer months in Belize are filled with lots of sunshine, clear skies, good weather, and humid temperatures, making it the perfect vacation option within which you can de-stress from everyday life. Belize’s white sandy beaches are the ideal alternative to slowing down and soaking up some Caribbean sunshine while you plan your next move.
But whether you simply want to wallow in paradise, or you are more of an outdoor fanatic, there is much to do in Belize. For one Belize is a must-visit for travelers who are in for some aquatic adventures, boasting one of the largest Barrier Reef in the Northern Hemisphere, which stretches 185 miles along Belize’s coastline as well as being home to the Great Blue Hole, Belize has been known to be a divers paradise, one that is on every divers bucket list.
Each world-renowned site is blessed with abundant marine life and turquoise blue waters too natural and heavenly that it is hard to resist. In fact, anyone would tell you that a trip to Belize would not be complete without a trip out to the reef where you can get the chance to swim or snorkel side by side with friendly sting rays, nurse sharks, or gigantic sea turtles.
Prefer to keep your head above the water? Then you can immerse yourself in several other water sports such as jet-skiing, paddle boarding, kayaking, sports fishing, or even boat tours out at sea where you can watch the sunset on the horizon.
More of an adrenaline junkie? We certainly understand and can guarantee that Belize has numerous outdoor activities that can meet your needs. All you have to do is head inland, where you can explore Belize’s lush tropical vegetation, natural pools, and cave formations, or even take a hike up to any of its ancient Maya ruins. There are nature trails, ziplining adventures, horseback riding, birdwatching, canoe rides down the river, camping, and even jungle expeditions, options to choose from.
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Want to dress up and hit the town to soak up some local nightlife and explore, that too can be done. As this year is promising to be a fun-filled, action-packed, and carefree summer in Belize. With, the pandemic now lingering in the backdrop, there are tons of outdoor festivals being planned. Popular tourist destinations such as Placencia, San Pedro, and Caye Caulker would usually come alive, during the months of June and July with the annual Lobster Festival. The festival is held annually to celebrate the commencement of the lobster season in Belize. During the festival locals and tourists gather on the beaches to party all weekend and eat as many local lobster dishes as they can.
Caye Caulker also comes alive in the month of August to celebrate the Costa Maya International Festival. The event is known to attract beauty contestants from across the region who vie for the Costa Maya Title. The three-day event is filled with live music and entertainment, cultural performances, traditional and fusion cuisines and treats, as well as games.
With so many things to do this summer in Belize, we doubt that you would want to miss out on all the fun. If you are worried about getting around the country safely, then Uncharted Jewel Belize can fill in the last puzzle for you with our dependable, safe, and affordable service. Book our service today and let our friendly and trustworthy staff shuttle you around in comfort as you and your loved ones explore and discover the natural wonders of our county this summer. With direct pickups from the airports, shuttle service across the country, transfers, and even guided tours to many of Belize’s popular destinations we promise to provide you with an enjoyable experience.