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Belize – An Ecotourism Destination

If you are looking for a little bit of Central American heat with a splash of Caribbean water, Belize is the place for you. Visitors to Belize will experience a place of total perfection where they can enjoy the best of both worlds. As soon as you step off of the plane, you are surrounded by the brilliant colors of the sapphire ocean and the lush native foliage. The people of Belize are always ready for a good time as there is plenty of shopping, lounging, eating and adventures to be had. When you return from your trip, you will wonder if your experience was real or a dream.

There are many national parks, wildlife sanctuaries and marine reserves to explore while in Belize. Over forty percent of the country is protected, so you are likely to see plenty of native animals both on land and sea. Hiking tours are a great idea as you will be guided through some very interesting places and will be able to observe creatures that you can’t see anywhere else in the world. If you are passionate about the ocean, Belize hosts some of the clearest waters you have ever seen. Snorkeling with the seat turtles is definitely an enriching experience.

While Belize is becoming a more popular tourist destination, the country does everything it can to ensure that it keeps its habitats and animals safe. When traveling to Belize, keep this in mind. With so many amazing things to see and do, treading carefully while visiting can help preserve the natural beauty of the county. This way, both natives and visitors can enjoy everything that Belize has to offer.

Because of their attention to environmental conservation, Belize has become a very unique place that showcases the best of ecotourism. The luxury buildings and hotels have been erected were done so with the environment in mind. They even use solar energy and reclaimed wood! You might leave Belize feeling greener than when you arrived.

The people of Belize are very proud of their country and are doing everything that they can to ensure that it stays both healthy and beautiful for those who wish to see it. When visiting, take your time so that you can take in everything that it has to offer and come away revitalized from the wealth of the planet.

Enid Glasgow

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