Belize City is a vibrant blend of history and culture, seamlessly integrated into a thriving urban society. Our eastern coastline meets the Caribbean Sea, creating endless opportunities for tourism in the City. In addition, cruise ships dock at two marine terminals in the City and on the islands.

The City of Belize was once the proud capital of the country, but the capital was later moved inland to Belmopan. Belize City remains the commercial capital due to its thriving tourism industry and investment opportunities for international investors.

Belize City boasts the country's three most prominent hotels and conference rooms. In addition, many nature trails, Maya temples, cave tubing at the ATM cave, and the Belize Zoo are popular attractions. San Pedro and Caye Caulker are popular day-trip destinations from which travelers depart for Belize City at night.

With approximately 70,000 residents, Belize City is home to the country's largest hospitals and schools. The historical buildings include the oldest Anglican cathedral, the Belize Swing Bridge, and several financial institutions. We are also the central hub for numerous annual concerts featuring international artists from across the Caribbean and the Americas.

The height of our visits occurs during the Spring and Summer when Belize experiences its best weather patterns. In addition, several festive events take place during Easter vacation and lead up to the September Celebrations, when Belize celebrates its independence. Belize City is a vibrant blend of history and culture, seamlessly integrated into a thriving urban environment. Located on the eastern coastline along the Caribbean Sea, it offers endless opportunities for tourism. The city features two marine terminals where cruise ships dock, as well as access to nearby islands.

While Belize City was once the capital of the country, it was later relocated inland to Belmopan. However, Belize City remains the commercial capital, largely due to its flourishing tourism industry and investment opportunities for international investors.

The city is home to the three most prominent hotels and conference facilities in the country. Visitors can enjoy various attractions, including nature trails, ancient Maya temples, cave tubing at the ATM Cave, and the Belize Zoo. Additionally, the nearby destinations of San Pedro and Caye Caulker are popular for day trips, with travelers returning to Belize City in the evening.

With a population of approximately 70,000 residents, Belize City is home to the country's largest hospitals and schools. Historical landmarks include the oldest Anglican cathedral, the Belize Swing Bridge, and several financial institutions. The city also serves as the central hub for numerous annual concerts featuring international artists from the Caribbean and the Americas.

The peak season for visitors occurs during the spring and summer when Belize experiences its best weather. Many festive events take place during the Easter vacation and continue leading up to the September Celebrations, during which Belize commemorates its independence.