Belize: A haven of tropical jungle, mangrove swamps, archeological sites, and epic diving spots. Choose the Caribbean Sea as your playground or enter the lush forest depths to catch a glimpse of wild jaguars. Adventure’s just around the corner!
An adventure of a lifetime awaits you
Snorkel and dive at the Hol Chan Marine Reserve Spot jaguars at the world’s only jaguar preserve Enter the world’s most sacred cave, Actun Tunichil Muknal Discover the Mayan ruins of Xunantunich Enjoy ultimate laid-back island vibes at Caye Caulker Fly over the famous Great Blue Hole… or dive in it! Visit the incredibly scenic Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve Kayak through impressive mangrove ecosystems Discover Belizean cuisine and try the freshest seafood Go on a cave kayaking or tubing adventure Stay in an eco-lodge in the heart of pure nature Zoom down the fastest, longest, highest zipline in Belize
When to visit Belize
Hot and sultry all year round, the weather in Belize is perfect for sun, sand, and salty breezes on the beach and in the water. Temperatures stay warm, with the mercury remaining in the mid-20s to about 30°C in the daytime, and temperatures rarely falling below 20°C at night.
- While there is no bad time to visit Belize, many tourists favor the dry season from November to May, with January, February, and March guaranteeing prolonged periods of warm sunshine, making this period perfect for exploring the Mayan ruins and jungles.
- The rainy season stretches from June until October, but rainstorms typically last a couple of hours so you’ll still be able to enjoy some clear skies. This is the best time to head to Belize if you’re trying to avoid the peak season. However, keep in mind that certain activities like snorkeling, diving, caving adventures, and kayaking, may be canceled for the day if water levels are not safe.
- The Cayo District and the Cayes tend to see more clear skies and sunny days on average, while the Toledo District and Placencia have a distinctly more tropical climate where chances of rain are slightly higher no matter what the time of year (and also why these regions are so lush and green).
- If you’re planning on diving, the summer months provide the calmest waters and highest visibility. If you want to dive with the whale sharks, you can only do this from March to June.
- Belize’s most popular tourist event, the Lobster Festivals, take place every year in Caye Caulker, Placencia, and San Pedro in June. This is when you can try some of the tastiest lobster dishes.
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