Luxury Belize
Tours made for you
Barrier Reef
Dive and snorkel around the world's second largest barrier reef
Xunantunich
Visit fascinating archeological sites and temples in the Cayo District
UNESCO site
See the Great Blue Hole World Heritage Site
Placencia
Spend time snorkelling, diving and relaxing on the beach
Big cats
Learn more about jaguars and conservation at The Belize Jaguar Reserve
Enjoy legendary sealife, layered culture and laidback beaches on a luxury Belize tour
History, culture, wildlife, adventure and a little bit of downtime: a bespoke tour to Belize with Jacada has it all. Our team will design your itinerary in this compact Central American country around your interests. Selecting hand-picked accommodations and connecting you with local experts. These guides won’t just show you their country; they’ll share it with you.
On your luxury Belize tour you can explore forest temples carved with ornate hieroglyphs and discover underground sites like the Actun Tunichil Muknal (Cave of the Crystal Sepulchre) near the Cayo District, with its skeletons, ceramics and stoneware. You will be transported back thousands of years in Orange Walk, which is home to one of Belize’s several impressive ancient Mayan archaeological sites.
Belize boasts the largest barrier reef in the Western hemisphere allowing for some excellent diving and snorkelling opportunities. Dive around the colourful reefs in the warm Caribbean waters near Ambergris Caye. As you dip beneath the surface, look out for hawksbill, loggerhead and green turtles.
In turn, the misty mountains and dense jungle are perfect for hiking and ziplining adventures and there are waterfalls to explore, rivers to tube along and cave networks to discover. Turn your attention skywards and you’ll be treated to an array of vibrant avian life, such as toucans in the forest canopy and frigate birds along the coast. And, in the jungles look out for howler monkeys, jaguars and more.
Start planning your incredible adventure with our team of travel designers and dedicated concierges, inspired by your passions and their first-hand experience.
Highlights
Spot endangered orange-breasted falcons and king vultures in Mountain Pine Ridge, where the native pine forests and rainforests are home to around 200 bird species
Follow the chocolate journey all the way from cacao plantation to the finished product on an exclusive tour of a family-run traditional chocolate maker near Dangriga
Stroll among ancient Mayan ruins like Cahal Pech and Xunantunich in the Cayo District gaining a deeper insight into Belize’s history and culture
Dip beneath the surface and explore the diverse marine life of the Belize Barrier Reef looking out for sea turtles, nurse sharks and rays on a private snorkelling excursion
Join a group of local women in the kitchen in San Antonio village. They’ll generously share their traditions and stories with you as you grind corn and make tortillas together
What I adore about Belize is that it doesn't just present history and nature – it draws you into them. You're invited to explore profound Mayan heritage, marvel at abundant wildlife, kayak along rainforest rivers and discover a breathtaking, untouched barrier reef. It's a small country that delivers monumental moments. Belize is the definition of experiential luxury.
Delfina Russo
Travel Designer
Luxury accommodation in Belize
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Why book with Jacada?
Personalised design
We’ll plan your trip around your specific interests, tastes and preferences, providing helpful tips and honest advice based on first-hand knowledge of the destination.
Authentic experiences
Our expert guides and brilliant travel concierges are hand-picked to provide a genuine experience, bringing your destination to life with care and passion.
Responsible travel
Our luxury trips are designed with responsible travel principles that prioritise travel experiences that are both good for you and good for the planet.
Belize trip inspiration
Where to go in Belize
Ambergris Caye
Ambergris Caye is Belize’s largest island. It is known for its stunning beaches and exciting water activities. This region is also home to Belize Barrier Reef and the Great Blue hole. Experiences such as diving and snorkelling are ultimate must-dos here as sealife abounds.
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Cayo District
Belize’s Cayo District sits along the border with Guatemala. Winding rivers, spectacular waterfalls and ancient Mayan ruins make up the varied landscapes of the region. This is the ultimate haven for adventurous travellers and historical buffs looking for unique experiences.
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Mountain Pine Ridge
Home to some of Belize’s most magnificent waterfalls, Mountain Pine Ridge is a protected area of Caribbean Pine forest. The region is replete with different species of birds and other animals. Explore the area on a trekking excursion or if you are feeling adventurous, there are plenty of opportunities to set off on mountain-biking expeditions.
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Orange Walk
With a combination of dense jungles, ancient Maya ruins and a cocktail of cultures, this multifaceted region of Belize promises a wide variety of experiences. Outdoor expeditions such as rainforest walks bring you close to some of the region’s most unique species. Orange Walk is also arguably one of the best places to visit in Belize for cultural immersion.
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Placencia
Placencia is a charming sleepy fishing village on the Caribbean coast of Belize. The region makes for one of the best places to enjoy palm-fringed beaches and water activities such as deep sea fishing, kayaking and diving.
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Punta Gorda
Punta Gorda, in the southernmost part of Belize might often be forgotten by travellers but perhaps that’s what makes it even more special. This laidback region offers the perfect mix of reef and rainforest, with emerald jungle covering the rolling Maya Mountains and pristine rivers running into the clear warm waters of the Caribbean.
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When to visit Belize
The dry season between mid-November and late April is the best time to visit Belize for a beach holiday. As from July, the rainy season settles in and visitors can expect daily tropical showers.
The best time to go snorkelling at Ambergris Caye is between December and May when visibility is at its best. Aim for April if exploring Mayan archeological sites is high on your list, it’s a dry month which means to won’t have to worry about rain and muddy trails.
Diving and snorkelling
April - June
Fishing trips
May - September
Belize conch season
October
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Plan your trip to Belize
Whatever you want from your adventure in Belize, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.
Plan with peace of mind
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If you book to travel with us but your plans are impacted by circumstances you can’t control, we’ll change your reservation or cancel your booking for a full credit towards future travel.
