Fun and entertainment Belize District And North Coast

If you only have a nightclub in Belize, it would be the Elite Club installed at the Princess Hotel. International DJs come to play regularly, and the box is filled every weekend by the trendy youth of the country, which mixes to tourists. Arrive around midnight, to be sure not to be the first on the dance track.

Throughout the year, a variety of shows are presented at this center for the arts, the country's leading structure. There are concerts and theatrical performances, as well as cinema and dance. In the same building, you can visit the national art gallery, which exhibits works by national artists. To find out what's on during your stay in Belize City, go directly to the center or to the Facebook page.

In the evening, it's the best place to eat hearty, solid Mexican food for less. Fajitas, burritos and other Mexican specialties are excellent - we're on the Mexican border, let's not forget. It's also the hub of the local nightlife, serving coffee, juices and cold beer late into the night, until the last customers leave. Numerous dance parties are organized with live bands, giving the place the air of a nightclub at the end of the world.

If you have a hankering for roulettes or slot machines, you can come to the Princess Hotel, where a large casino awaits you in the lobby. You'll find all the great classic games, plus over 400 slot machines. 14 tables with dealers for blackjack or baccarat will give you a chance to win. Every evening, dancers perform at 10:30 p.m., and a free buffet starts at midnight. If you're lucky, you'll also be treated to a live performance by a local band.

The place has the advantage of overlooking the Haulover River, notably from a very pleasant terrace where you can enjoy the warm hours of the day in the shade. The room, in a very traditional pub vein, is perfect for drinking a large pint of cold beer and enjoying a good burger like nowhere else. The atmosphere is that of a posh sports bar, with a loyal clientele that keeps the place packed to the rafters. A great place to meet working Belizeans, who often come here for lunch with colleagues or friends.