The Cayes, Belize
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Belize

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Belize combines Caribbean beaches, Mesoamerican ruins, and rainforest ecosystems across its compact territory. The Belize Barrier Reef—second largest globally—enables diving and snorkeling around cayes like Ambergris Caye and Caye Caulker. Inland, the Maya Mountains shelter Caracol and Xunantunich archaeological sites, while the Cayo District offers cave systems including Actun Tunichil Muknal. Travelers hike through Toledo District's rainforests, kayak in mangrove lagoons, and visit Garifuna settlements in Hopkins and Dangriga. Local cuisine blends Maya, Creole, and Caribbean influences: rice and beans, conch ceviche, and fry jacks appear across markets and street vendors. The country's small size—roughly 170 miles north to south—allows multi-region trips combining reef, jungle, and cultural experiences within two weeks.

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