Things to see and do Belize City

It is a foundation that manages seven major nature reserves in the country: the famous Blue Hole National Monument, Half Moon Caye, St Herman's Blue Hole National park, Cokscomb Bassin Wild Life Santuary, Crooked Tree Wild Life Sanctuary, Guanacaste National Park and Victoria Peak Natural Monument. They offer very good practical information about access and visits to these sites, a guide service for on-site excursions and accommodation options within some of them

This is a very practical platform that puts travellers in direct contact with carefully selected and strictly decorated local tour agencies. Navigation is very simple, you can choose, book and pay for your excursion according to the place where you are, the one you want to visit, a specific activity (diving, walking, caving, etc.) or the age of the children who accompany you. And in addition, the prices are clearly displayed. Very practical to organize your excursions from Belize City and throughout the country.

The Swing Bridge is one of Belize City's most important structures, providing a link between the north and south of the city by spanning Haulover Creek, which is actually part of the Belize River estuary. Built in 1923, it is the oldest rotating bridge in Central America, enabling deep-draft boats to reach the sea at certain times. It is still opened by a 4-man crew, but only on request these days, as traffic on Haulover Creek is not what it used to be.