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White beaches, islands, jungle adventure...


At the Creole fishing village of Placencia white Caribbean sands dissolve into a clear-water world of unspoiled coral reefs, playful dolphins and bright exotic fish. The Placencia Lagoon is also an important breeding area for saltwater crocodiles, marine turtles and the rare and endangered manatees; there are also numerous species of birds to watch out for. Placencia is perfectly situated within Belize to provide a perfect beach holiday and well as an endless array of adventures and attractions - you decide.





HISTORY


The Placencia Peninsula has already been inhabited by the Mayas hundreds of years ago. In the 17th century it became home to English Puritans who came down from North America looking for a new place to settle. They left in the Central American wars around 1820. Placencia was later on resettled and became a prosperous village mainly dealing with seafood products. Today tourism is one of the most important sources of income for this culturally diverse community where Creoles, Spanish, American and European Nationals peacefully live together.



ATTRACTIONS


Placencia is perfectly situated within Belize to provide a perfect beach holiday and well as an endless array of adventures and attractions. Every day there can be a new adventure to a different point of the compass - either on land or sea. Dive the turquoise waters of the largest coral reef in the Northern Hemisphere, kayak through the lagoons of Placencia, go fishing or swim along the beaches. Inland tours offered by the hotels include the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, boat tours on the Monkey River and visits to Belize’s many caves and ruins. For more information, please click below.
Placencia: Attractions Scuba Diving: Placencia is home to some of the best scuba diving in Belize and the dive sites are less crowed than further north. Most dives from Placencia are boat dives and guided by a PADI Dive Master. When diving in Placencia you can count ... >>
Placencia: Attractions


OUTER CAYES & ATOLLS


While staying in Placencia, do not miss out on visiting the many cayes and atolls in front of its coast. The reefs make for excellent scuba and snorkeling conditions and the boat trip there is just lovely. For more information, please click below.

Outer Cayes and Atolls: The atolls and outer cayes are only accessible by boat, except the Lighthouse Reef atoll which has an airstrip. And to many, their distance from the mainland ha... >>
Outer Cayes and Atolls:


SELECT ACCOMMODATIONS


We have carefully chosen the most exquisite accommodations that have met our highest standards for comfort and style to assure your stay in Placencia and the the coast north of it is an unforgettable one.

The Inn at Robert's Grove: From $155/night Placencia, Belize This 5-star resort is nestled on twenty-two lush acres between the Caribbean Sea and the Placencia Lagoon. The Hacienda-style Inn is situated on the finest white, sandy beach of Placencia. W... >>
The Inn at Robert's Grove: From $155/night Placencia, Belize

Hotel Turtle Inn: From $285/night Placencia, Belize Just beyond your private deck at this 5-Star Beachfront Resort, the white Caribbean sands dissolve into a clear-water world of unspoiled coral reefs, playful dolphins and bright exotic fish.... >>
Hotel Turtle Inn: From $285/night Placencia, Belize

Hotel Chabil Mar Villas: From $350/night – Placencia, Belize The exclusive Chabil Mar Villas Resort (opened in 2005) is a unique combination of luxury, privacy and adventure complemented with amenities that truly define a great property. Chabil Mar Vi... >>
Hotel Chabil Mar Villas: From $350/night – Placencia, Belize

Hotel Kanantik Reef & Jungle Belize Resort: From $300/night South Stann Creek, Kanantik Reef and Jungle Resort is an all-inclusive eco-sensitive resort on the southern coast of Belize on a 1,300 feet long private beach between Placencia and Dangriga. “Kan-en-teak” in M... >>
Hotel Kanantik Reef & Jungle Belize Resort: From $300/night South Stann Creek,

Hotel Hamanasi Adventure & Dive Resort: From $195/night Hopkins, Belize Nestled between the lush Maya Mountains and the turquoise Caribbean Sea, Hamanasi is a special place from which you can explore the best of Belize on and offshore. A secluded, intimate bouti... >>
Hotel Hamanasi Adventure & Dive Resort: From $195/night Hopkins, Belize

Hotel St. George’s Caye Resort: From $197/night p.p. “All Inclusive” – Caye, Belize St. George's Caye Resort is an exclusive, all-inclusive Canadian owned and operated resort nestled on a private residence island. Though only seven miles by boat from the shores of Belize Ci... >>
Hotel St. George’s Caye Resort: From $197/night p.p. “All Inclusive” – Caye, Belize


Placencia: White beaches, islands, jungle adventure...
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