Following are brief descriptions and links to tours and activities
available in southern Belize, including fishing (fly, light tackle,
trolling and drop fishing), sailing, snorkeling,
Mayan ruins, jungle treks and caving.
We're
also
happy to help with any additional activities
you'd like to arrange while in Belize.
We offer
complete trip and vacation planning services for honeymoons, family
vacations and group trips.
So take a look at
our
Custom Vacations page
and then contact us to start the planning process
by email at
info@destinationsbelize.com,
or by phone in Belize at 011-501-523-4018 (cell 011-501-610-4718).
Inside or outside the reef, sea,
rivers or lagoons, flyfishing, trolling orspincasting - - the Placencia area of Belize offers some of the bestfishing in the world.
Full guide services, lunch, and trolling
gearare provided for all our fishing trips.
See the following
pages for detailed fishing information for the
Placencia area:
The Placencia
area offers a number of snorkeling venues, including Laughing Bird Caye,
Ranguana Caye, the Silk Cayes (a/k/a Queen Cayes), Moho Caye, Whipray
Caye and the Lark Caye Range -- not to mention the Mesoamerican Barrier
Reef, the western hemisphere's longest barrier reef.
Most
snorkeling trips are a full day in duration, and include lunch and gear,
although a few half-day trips are available.
And, don't forget whale shark snorkeling interaction
around the full moons in April and May of each year -- a rare
opportunity to snorkel with the oceans' "gentle giants."
Nim Li Punit Mayan Ruins:
ceremonial ruins most notable for the stelae found at the site; tour
of Nim Li Punit is combined with either the Lubaantun ruins or Blue
Creek Cave
We attempt to select the best guides and tour
operations for each of these tours. Therefore, advance
notice is appreciated if you are interested in any of these activities.
Also, except for the Monkey River tour, a minimum of
4 persons is required for each tour. Consequently, flexibility in
scheduling is required if you are traveling with fewer than 3 other
people.
It's hard to imagine anything that could be more romantic, peaceful, calming
and adventurous all at the same time than a sunset Lagoon
cruise, day sail and snorkel cruise, or overnight
sailing cruise aboardthe beautiful Talisman 52'
foot yacht, the 40' Nepenthe Norseman catamaran, the 35'
Cattlya, the
30' Long Gone Catalina monohull, or the 50' Next Wave catamaran.
Overnight cruises
can includethe Rio Dulce in Guatemala or the Bay
Islands in Honduras, Ambergris Caye, Placencia,
Southwater Cayes, the Sapodilla Cayes and the Pelican Cayes.
Day sails, sunset
Lagoon cruises and full moon evening cruises aboard the Next Wave feature
open bar, appetizers, good music, and lunch and snorkeling gear on day sails
See our Sailing
sectionfor more information on
sailing opportunities throughout Belize.
Please note: services
and goods in Belize are subject to a 10%
general sales tax (GST). Hotels/resorts must charge a 9% hotel tax
on accommodations.
By law, all rates quoted for goods and services must include the GST, but
quoted hotel room rates need not include the hotel tax. All of our package rates include both
GST and hotel taxes. As required by law, rates for tours quoted on our
Website include the 10% GST. Many hotels and resorts also
impose a service charge. We have included service charges in package
rates unless specifically stated otherwise.
Send email to
mtoy@destinationsbelize.com.
Please Note: Belize (and particularly Placencia) has significant phone and Internet service problems. If you do NOT
receive a response to your email within 24 hours, please try resending - we HOPE that will get
your message through .)
Mailing Address: General Delivery, Stann Creek District, Placencia, Belize
Phone:
Belize:
Land
Line: 523-4018 (from outside Belize dial
011-501-523-4018) Cell:
610-4718 (from outside Belize
dial 011-501-610-4718) Fax: Use US
Fax (see below)
U.S. Fax or Voice Mail Messages:
1-603-452-4797
Following are brief descriptions and links to tours and activities
available in southern Belize, including fishing (fly, light tackle,
trolling and drop fishing), sailing, snorkeling,
Mayan ruins, jungle treks and caving. 
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