Upe Nai Cultural Center, located within the lush hills of San Antonio Village, offers more than a meal; it invites travelers into the heart of Maya culture through food, family, and tradition. Here, ancient techniques come alive as guests cook over open fires, grind corn by hand, and learn the stories woven into every dish. This immersive experience is a celebration of heritage, connection, and the timeless joy of sharing a meal made the Maya way.
Read moreWithin the lush grounds of the San Ignacio Resort Hotel, Belize’s Green Iguana Conservation Project offers a fascinating blend of hands-on wildlife encounters and real-world science. Visitors discover how a once-threatened species is being restored through innovative, temperature-controlled incubation techniques. It’s a memorable experience that proves conservation can be engaging, educational, and surprisingly fun.
Read moreSet along the crystal-clear shores of Secret Beach, Maruba Beach Klub blends island flavors, creative cocktails, and barefoot relaxation in a stylish yet laid-back setting. From fresh seafood and show-stopping drinks to spa services and a social hookah bar, Maruba stands out as one of Ambergris Caye’s must-visit beachside experiences
Read moreLooking for a creative, family-friendly activity on Ambergris Caye? Paint parties with a Belizean twist invite visitors and locals alike to slow down, connect with island artists, and turn blank canvases into meaningful souvenirs. From seaside sip-and-paint nights to kid-friendly sessions, these experiences blend art, culture, and fun for all ages.
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