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Things
to Do In Belize
Scuba/Snorkeling
Windsurfing &
Watersports
Fishing
Sailing
Birding
Caving
Canoeing/Kayaking
Golfing
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Public
Holidays in Belize
- New Years Day - January 1
- Baron Bliss Day- March 9
- Good Friday
- Holy Saturday
- Easter Monday
- Labour Day-May 1
- Commonwealth Day- May 24
- St. George's Caye Day- September 10
- Independence Day- September 21
- Columbus Day- October 12
- Garifuna Settlement Day- November 19
- Christmas Day- December 25
- Boxing Day- December 26
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Travel
Tips
The winter months of the Northern Hemisphere, November through
May, attract the most visitors to Belize. Still, many visitors
prefer to come during the quieter summer months from June to
October.
Belize in Winter
Belize has proven to be the choice location for those wanting to escape the
harsh winter of the North. Besides the favorable temperature, Belize is also a
favorite destination because of the following:
- Belize is one of the most accessible of all tropical locations by geography
and entry requirements.
- Belize is English speaking, making it easy for you to get around by
yourself, with a group, or if you have special needs.
- This is the dry season in Belize which means that you should have no problem
predicting bright, sunny skies during your vacation.
Belize in Summer
Belize is also the ideal place for those needing a summer break.
Although Belize is a tropical country, the offshore breezes often
provide cooler temperatures during the summer months than experienced in
many cities to the north. During the summer months it is also true that:
- Belize receives fewer visitors, which gives you the opportunity to find the
privacy and isolation you desire.
- Although it is the rainy season, showers are sporadic, and short, and
followed by clear skies and sunshine.
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