Jaguar Adventure Tours
Belice, Belize
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nature and wildlife adventures in Belize
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Belize is located in Central America, south of the Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, east of Guatemala's Peten. Its eastern border is the beautiful Caribbean Sea.
Jaguar Adventure Tours
Belize is located in Central America, south of the Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, east of Guatemala's Peten. Its eastern border is the beautiful Caribbean Sea. Belize boasts the longest barrier reef in the western hemisphere and three coral atolls. 60% of our land is forest, and we lie in the heart of what was the Mayan World.
Wildlife
Belize was once known as British Honduras, and as such was a colony. The Spanish claimed us, the British came to cut logwood initially, and with time our beautiful Mahogany. The Spanish were edged out, the colony was settled. Self-governing in the 1960's we eventually became fully Independent on 21st September, 1981.
Belize is a melting pot! Our population is approximately 250,000 comprising of Creoles (African-Europeans), Mestizos (Spanish-Indian), Garifuna (African-Indian), East Indians, Europeans, Taiwanese. That probably doesn't cover everyone, but I think you get the idea. English is the official language and is spoken widely. Spanish comes in second. Folks are friendly and happy to see visitor.
Belize is an Independent Democratic Nation. Members of the U.N., the Commonwealth, CARICOM, OAS, and many other important international organizations. Belize political system is based on the British Parliamentary model. The Judiciary also follows the British example.
Mayan Ruins
Belize natural wonders are bountiful, and the numerous archaeological sites bear witness to their rich Mayan past.
Jaguar Adventure Tours offers excursions to:
Belize is located in Central America, south of the Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, east of Guatemala's Peten. Its eastern border is the beautiful Caribbean Sea. Belize boasts the longest barrier reef in the western hemisphere and three coral atolls. 60% of our land is forest, and we lie in the heart of what was the Mayan World.
Wildlife
Belize was once known as British Honduras, and as such was a colony. The Spanish claimed us, the British came to cut logwood initially, and with time our beautiful Mahogany. The Spanish were edged out, the colony was settled. Self-governing in the 1960's we eventually became fully Independent on 21st September, 1981.
Belize is a melting pot! Our population is approximately 250,000 comprising of Creoles (African-Europeans), Mestizos (Spanish-Indian), Garifuna (African-Indian), East Indians, Europeans, Taiwanese. That probably doesn't cover everyone, but I think you get the idea. English is the official language and is spoken widely. Spanish comes in second. Folks are friendly and happy to see visitor.
Belize is an Independent Democratic Nation. Members of the U.N., the Commonwealth, CARICOM, OAS, and many other important international organizations. Belize political system is based on the British Parliamentary model. The Judiciary also follows the British example.
Mayan RuinsBelize natural wonders are bountiful, and the numerous archaeological sites bear witness to their rich Mayan past.
Jaguar Adventure Tours offers excursions to:
- Lamanai River Tour
- Altun Ha Maya Ruin & The Old Belize River Tour
- Xunantunich Maya Ruin Tour
- The Baboon Sanctuary
- Cave Tubing
- The Belize Zoo
- Rainforest Medicine trails, Butterfly Farm and Cahal Pech Maya Ruin Tour
- The Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary
- Snorkling
- Manatee Watching and Snorkelling Tour
- Turneffe Atoll Diving
- Barrier Reef Diving Tour
- The Blue Hole (Lighthouse Reef) Diving
