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Ambergris Caye

Ambergris Caye is located 35 miles northeast of Belize City and is easily reached by plane or boat. Interestingly, the only thing that makes it an island, separating it from the Yucatan Peninsula, is an ancient canal dug by the Mayas who used it as a trading hub.

Plenty to Do

The island provides a range of activities to fill your days. Your stay in San Pedro would not be complete without visiting Hol Chan Marine Reserve.

Hol Chan Marine Reserve

Coral reefs, it has been said, are visual poems filling a diver’s sense of sight with form, color and patterns. If so, Belize is a master poet. At 185 miles in length, Belize is home to the second largest barrier reef in the world.

Living & Retiring in Belize

Modern Maturity magazine rated Belize as one of the top ten places to retire in the world. There are many reasons to consider living here, whether it’s to retire or just to escape a few months out of the year.

The Creole Language of Belize

If you look at the faces of Belize they represent a diverse cultural landscape. There are Creoles, Mesitzos, Mayas, Garifunas, Mennonites and many newly immigrant groups such as

Featured Destination: Caye Caulker

This island epitomizes relaxation. Lining the sandy streets of the village you'll find gusthouses, restaurants, artisans selling crafts, cafes and a few bars.

Getting Involved

Support these great non-profit organizations on the island by donating your time, money or resources. You can make a difference. Any help counts!

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