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Belize it's your place to relax |
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Facing the Caribbean Sea, nestled snugly between Guatemala and Maexico, lies
Belize.
Out in the seas there are over 400 islands that belong to this geologically
diverse nation, and in the background stand the Maya Mountains, framing the
expanse of jungle and tropical rain forests below. Nowhere in Belize does it ever feel too crowded, for this is the
least densely populated country in Central America.So what are you waiting for, you have really got to see this place. |
| Visitors come to Belize for all these reasons, and they grow to love Belize for so many more reasons as well. For here lies some of the world's best diving, fishing, eco-travel adventures, hundreds of species of birds, perfect beaches, breathtaking wildlife, and majestic Maya ruins.Come to Belize and discover why this Central American nation is really the gem of the Caribbean. |
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Things to do Feature: Diving In Belize
Belize's got the goods - and divers want them. This ecotourism hotspot has the world's second-longest barrier reef, three coral atolls, more than 400 species of fish and those oh-so-warm Caribbean waters. |
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