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Belize: Julia Enjoys Holiday Away From the Crowds

This week, Julia traveled to the decidedly untouristy Central American country of Belize as she sought out a holiday away from the crowds.

Tags: Caribbean beaches, longest reef in northern hemisphere, manatees, mangrove swamps, Maya, Maya Mountains, maya temples, Mayan ruins, placencia peninsula, Placencia Village, rain forest, turtle inn
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Where Can I Travel in Belize?

For the outdoor enthusiast, Belize presents unlimited opportunities. Located in Central America's Caribbean coast, Belize has a population estimate of 270,000 people with Belmopan her capital city. It's a country of various cultures, languages and ethnic groups, English being the official language though Spanish is spoken by almost half of the population. Every destination in Belize has its share of archaeological and national parks, marine and nature reserves and wildlife sanctuaries.

Tags: Beach Cabins, Budget Options, Caribbean Coast, Chinese Creole, Chiquibil rainforest, Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary, Jaribu, Latin American Food, Lubaantum, manatees, Mountain Lodges, Private Beaches, Renting An Apartment, Subtropical Region, Wildlife Sanctuaries
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Belize: Pure Adventure Travel

Surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and Mexico, Belize is a small country which lies in Central America and where the ancient Mayan ruins are found. The country is somewhat small, spanning only 8,867 square miles, roughly the size of Massachusetts.
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Belize as the Perfect Destination for Scuba Divers

Normally, most people would ask, "Where is Belize located?" Most people would think that it is in South America while some believe it's somewhere in Africa. Belize is situated neither of them. Essentially, Belize is simply under Mexico, next to Guatemala.
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FREE eBook on How Women Can Travel Safe in Belize

Whenever you travel outside of the United States or into a Third World Country there are always questions and things you want to know that only an insider knows about or will tell you. We want you to safely enjoy all that Belize has to offer. That's the goal of our FREE eBook, to give you the insider's tips on how to travel in Belize as a woman. This is a gift to you for stopping by our site.
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Belize Toledo Cacao Fest for Chocoholics

The production of chocolate started in Central America from the cacao plant. The fruit is not only delicious, but has a significant part in the region's culture. The age-old institution of chocolate preparation has endured to modern times and shows no signs of declining. A signature and popular event organized for the benefit and pleasure of chocolatiers and amateur chocolate aficionados is the Toledo Cacao Festival, celebrated yearly from May 20th through to the 22nd in the Central American nation of Belize.
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