Where should you live in Belize?

Follow your curiosity.

Water, nature, history, food, and community weave through Belize in different ways. Start with a place that catches your eye. Then explore another. You do not need to choose your favourite yet.

Take a look around

More than one place can feel right.

These are starting points, not boxes to fit into. Explore each place for its own mix of communities, scenery, activities, and everyday life.

01

Bay views, Maya history, markets, and community

Corozal and Consejo

Explore the bay, town markets, Maya history, and communities around Consejo. This is Richard and Lisa’s home base, with plenty to discover beyond the property search.

Explore Corozal and Consejo
02

The island’s main town and life on the water

San Pedro and Ambergris Caye

Reef outings, fishing, restaurants, neighbourhoods, and stretches of island coastline. Explore San Pedro and the surrounding island at your own pace.

Explore San Pedro and Ambergris Caye
03

Beach town living with room to slow down

Placencia Peninsula

Beach walks, village life, lagoon scenery, and trips out to the cayes. Get to know the peninsula’s communities as well as its waterfront.

Explore Placencia Peninsula
04

Town life, rivers, Maya sites, and green country

San Ignacio and Cayo

Markets and restaurants, rivers and caves, Maya sites and village roads. Explore San Ignacio and the varied communities of western Belize.

Explore San Ignacio and Cayo
05

Garifuna culture, beaches, rivers, and reef trips

Hopkins and Sittee River

Garifuna food and music, beach days, river outings, and access to reef and rainforest adventures. Discover the village and the wider Sittee River area.

Explore Hopkins and Sittee River
06

Island streets, seafood, birds, and snorkeling

Caye Caulker

Explore on foot or by bicycle, stop for seafood, and head out for snorkeling, diving, or fishing. There is more to this little island than a single beach afternoon.

Explore Caye Caulker