Belize Tourist Board

Given that each year an estimated 10 million people travel internationally solely to partake in festivals worldwide, it’s no surprise that Belize sees an influx in travelers during some of its most popular cultural celebrations. In fact, two of Belize’s largest festivals, Lobster Fest and Costa Maya, bring in more than 17,000 travelers to the country each year. Regardless of the festivity, however, each event is a distinct opportunity to commemorate Belize’s heritage, and allows tourists to entirely immerse themselves in and learn about the Belizean way of life. As one of the last unspoiled places on earth, Belize offers travelers the richly rewarding authenticity they seek in a Caribbean getaway. With direct flights from the U.S. and Canada, this tropical paradise is nestled between Mexico to the north and Guatemala to the west and south. For generations, the English-speaking people of Belize have demonstrated a commitment to preserving the country’s unique charms. Belize offers a land rich in natural beauty and steep in the history and culture of its Maya past. Renowned for having the second largest barrier reef in the world, Belize’s pristine waters, exotic marine and wildlife, lush unspoiled landscapes and superb diving truly make it Mother Nature’s Best Kept Secret. For more information on how you can be one with Belize