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6-Nights Belize Intimate Bungalow Getaway

Belize
6-Nights Belize Intimate Bungalow Getaway
Belize
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Vacation Inclusions

  • Studio Beach House - Beach Front accommodations at Naia Resort and Spa
  • Breakfast per itinerary
  • Transfers
  • Way To Go services and local representation
  • Handling fees and taxes

Featured Destinations

Placencia

Placencia

Belize's Placencia Peninsula, like Hopkins, appeals to those who want to combine a mainland vacation with seaside activities. Lying 114 mi/180 km by road south of Belize City, it offers a sleepy, almost South Pacific atmosphere, though a number of housing and condo developments are changing the peninsula, and not necessarily for the better.

You'll find a mix of budget and upscale lodges, some of Belize's best mainland beaches and several good restaurants and bars—hang out there for five days or so. Visitors can enjoy diving and snorkeling, although the reef is 15-20 mi/25-30 km offshore, requiring a long boat trip. Fishing is available, too, primarily for tarpon and bonefish. The area is known for its Creole seafood cuisine.

The peninsula community of Seine Bight is a Garifuna fishing village that experienced some culture shock because of the tourism development in this once-isolated area. After years of hoping, residents got their fondest wish when paving finally began on the 25-mi/40-km road from the Southern Highway to Placencia village.

An international airport just north of the peninsula serves inter-island air traffic as well as private planes.

Most visitors spend their days taking a series of day tours, which can be arranged locally. You can go by boat to Laughing Bird Caye National Park (excellent snorkeling there and at other sites on typical daylong snorkel tours), Monkey River (home of crocodiles, howler monkeys, boas and iguanas) or Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary.

Red Bank, southwest of Placencia, is a mostly Maya village famous among birders as the January-March home of the endangered and beautiful scarlet macaw. Other options include renting kayaks to search for manatees in the local lagoon or renting bikes to visit other parts of the peninsula.

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Valid Date Ranges

December 2023
12/01/2023 12/31/2024 Call for pricing
Prices are per person based on double occupancy, land only, subject to availability. Limited time offer, restrictions apply. International airfare is additional. Local government taxes will be collected locally. Passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months of the return date to the USA. Package prices are subject to change without notice, and all reservations are based upon availability at the time of booking. Terms and conditions apply. Rates do not include portage, tips, alcoholic beverages (excluding all-inclusive resorts), laundry. Deposit due: $500.

All fares are quoted in US Dollars.