San Ignacio has become a cultural hub, combining the history of the surrounding local Maya ruins with modern cultural influences and is the epicenter of Western Belize and the largest town in the Cayo district, located on the banks of the Mopan and Macal Rivers is an easy transfer from Belize City. 67 miles of modern roadway and the only suspension bridge in the country leads to a magically lush jungle full of truly special wildlife, breathtaking waterfalls, rushing rivers and ancient culture. This region has an authentic and contagious vibe, teeming with life and positivity. Most travelers come to San Ignacio as a base for the adventures of the jungle and rivers as well as the ancient history of the Maya. Generational hospitality and a unique resort make this a truly special part of a trip to Belize.

A popular and accessible small luxury port, yachts from all over the world visit intimate resorts, stunning culinary hotspots and the natural beauty of Belize.  Spectacular rainbows are commonplace along palm dotted white sands, while the village itself is famous for it's charm and walkability. A full on destination experience in and of itself, Placencia's location enables day trips further afield easily and affordably like the famous Blue Hole, 100's of "cayes" (keys-islands), Mayan Kingdoms, waterfall caves, and wild jungle are all in a day's play.  

Ambergris Caye is the largest island in Belize and debatably the most popular. San Pedro Town encompasses most of the island which is colloquially divided by North and South. Ambergris Caye has been the hub of the way Western Caribbean trade for centuries. Fishing, coconuts, and chicle along with some other unmentionables were historically the main income of the islanders, but the the last few decades have led to a large spike in tourism, thanks to both the dive and scuba trade as well as ecotourism. 

The Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Shark Alley, fishing, kite surfing, incredible beaches and a wildly popular nightlife are some of things that draw so many visitors to this staple experience of Belize.