Have you pictured a pristine beach with crystal blue water? Or an island where you can easily walk from one side to another? Maybe perfectly cooked seafood literally on the beach? Look no further than Caye Caulker!

Located in the Stann Creek District, about 3 hours south of Belize City lies the sleepy Placencia peninsula. While the village is technically "inland," nothing about the atmosphere or the surrounding views suggest that it is not a hidden Caribbean oasis.

Offering everything you could want to do in the jungle from caving ancient ruins to horseback riding, San Ignacio is the adventure capital of Belize. From our view, the city and surrounding jungle and forest offer unique experiences not typically discovered on a Caribbean holiday.

Lying on the world's second largest great barrier reef, Belize offers abundant opportunities for beginning, advanced, and expert divers. From coasting on the coral reef to the dark depths of the Blue Hole to swimming alongside whale sharks, who doesn't want to dive in Belize??

One of Belize’s best ancient Maya temples, Caracol is deep in the heart of the Chiquibul Forest Reserve of the Maya Mountains in the Cayo District. Covering an area of nearly 25,000 acres, this site is impressive not only for its size, but also for its immense agricultural field system and elaborate city planning. Caracol is one of the most pristine and well-kept Maya sites in Belize. If you want to see an amazing piece of history, head to Caracol.

Nestled in the Caribbean and highly touted as a wonderful blend of cultures, histories, and island life, Belize should be high on anyone's bucket list.