A guide to Belize for travellers. It describes the whitewashed thatched Mayan huts, limestone plains, tropical forests, picture-perfect palm trees, coastal wetlands and piney mountains, as well as the people and culture. There is comprehensive information on Belize's top attractions, including the barrier reef, and also discusses unexplored areas rich with history and tradition, places with colourful names and equally colourful pasts such as Gallon Jug, Double Head Cabbage, and Monkey River. There are details on the beaches, cities and towns, offshore islands, water sports, accommodation, restaurants, national parks and Mayan ruins.South of Mexico, east of Guatemala, with 200 miles of undisturbed Caribbean beach, Belize has coral atolls and a splendid barrier reef, lush rain forests with Mayan temples, scores of cays, and a diverse, multilingual, friendly population. It's a shame how rarely Belize makes the spring break/winter vacation list, but that means tourism hasn't yet left its . CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THIS BOOK FOR FREE