Belize is wedged between Guatemala and the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. Belize is a sliver of land on the Caribbean Sea. It is only 68 miles wide at its broadest point. Belize is only a two hour flight from Miami, Atlanta, Houston and Dallas. A four and half hour flight from New York/New Jersey and five hours from Toronto.
     The Placencia Peninsula is a three hour drive along the western highway with a stunning view of the countryside and landscape. Or if you prefer, take a quick flight on one the hopper planes from Belize City. Both Tropic Air and Maya Island Air fly to Placencia with more than 20 flights daily.
     Belize is the only English speaking Country in Central America. Belize has the lowest population density of any Country in Central America. The exchange rate is $1.00 US to $2.00 Belize. US dollars are gladly accepted everywhere.
     No need for a converter or adapter as the electrical current in Belize is 110 volts, the same as in the United States.
     Belize enjoys a subtropical climate; somewhat similar to that of South Florida, with temperatures typically in the 70’s to mid-90’s. There is a “wet” and a “dry” season, with the dry season lasting approximately from late November through June.
     They are on Central Time but do not observe Daylight Savings Time. The water is safe to drink in most areas, and the standard of health care is among the highest in Central America.
     Come and explore some of the 400 cayes. Spend the day fishing for tarpon, permit, bonefish and snook. Or go off-shore for marlin, wahoo and tuna. Take a drive into the Maya Mountains, explore some of the caves or go horseback riding through the lush tropical jungle. Who knows, you may even spot a jaguar. Go back in time and explore one of the 600 Mayan Ruins. Enjoy a lazy afternoon boat ride up Monkey River to discover a colorful world of birds, hundred of butterfly species and Howler Monkeys. If that doesn’t interest you then swim with the whale sharks, snorkel the second largest Barrier Reef in the world or dive the blue hole. Belize has something for everyone. Once you have visited, you’ll want to come back again and again.
     Now is the time to invest in owning your own piece of paradise! Whether is a vacation home, private weekend getaway or investment property, you can’t go wrong. Belize is one of the fastest growing tourist areas in the entire Caribbean.