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Mainland Belize
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Wedged between Guatemala and Mexico, this flat, marshy region with just a few elevations in its southwest is largely covered in forests. Within these forests, you’ll discover several Mayan sites worth visiting (Altun Ha, Caracol, El Pilar, Lamanai...), as well as the coast, which—like the offshore islands—offers stunning beaches and great opportunities for exploring marine life.
Overview

Wedged between Guatemala and Mexico, this flat, marshy region with just a few elevations in its southwest is largely covered in forests. Within these forests, you’ll find several Mayan sites worth visiting (Altun Ha, Caracol, El Pilar, Lamanai...), as well as the coast, which—like the offshore islands—offers stunning beaches and great opportunities for exploring marine life.
Main towns
Tourist attractions
Towns and their heritage
Beaches and coastline
Nature and activities
Climate and weather
- San Ignacio
- Actun Tunichil Muknal
- Altun Ha
- Belize City
- Belmopan
- Blue Creek
- Cahal Pech
- Caracol
- Cerros
- Corozal
- Dangriga
- El Pilar
- Hopkins
- Lamanai
- Lubaantun
- Orange Walk Town
- Placencia
- Punta Gorda
- Xunantunich
- Community Baboon Sanctuary
- Cockscomb Basin
- Crooked Tree
- San Antonio Falls
- Guanacaste National Park (Belize)