Belize

Bareboat | Crewed | Skippered

Belize is nestled in the lush green heart of Central America and crowned the world’s second largest barrier reef, a Mesoamerican reef that stretches 1,100 km. Belize is an exotic medley of tropical Caribbean beauty, fascinating Mayan culture and welcoming Creole charm. Belize has Caribbean Sea shorelines to the east and dense jungle to the west. Explore the 400 islands and cays. The weather in Belize is subtropical, with a mean annual temperature of 26℃ with warm waters and consistent trade winds.

Chartering in Belize: at a glance

Language

English

Currency

Belize Dollar

Expenses (Diesel, Food etc)

AirportS

Placencia

Type of Mooring

Anchor

Itinerary Structure

Any day

Sailing Season

Season is November to April

Climate

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Cruising Conditions

Itineraries

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Climate

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Cruising Conditions

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Itineraries

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Regions

The Cruising Ground

Placencia Peninsula

Begin your journey at Robert’s Grove Marina. Between the peninsula and the mainland, Placencia Lagoon is home to manatees and saltwater crocodiles. Offshore, there are dive sites on the coral Belize Barrier Reef. To the north, the Garífuna community of Seine Bight is a hub for experiencing traditional drumming and dance. Travel inland to visit the Caracol Natural Monument Reservation, and see the ruins of an ancient Mayan city, abandoned in 900 CE, that once spread over 200 sq. km.

Placencia Peninsula

Lighthouse Reef

Lighthouse Reef is located about 80 km southeast of Belize City and is the easternmost part of the Belize Barrier Reef. Known as a snorkelling and diving destination, and is considered one of the best dive sites in Belize. Home to the Great Blue Hole, a giant marine sinkhole and divers’ paradise. Studies show it began forming around 153,000 years ago and is now 124 m deep, and 318 m long. Part of the Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System that was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996. Have the opportunity to dive in crystal-clear water and meet several species of fish and sharks.