Cities in Belize
The most important cities in Belize at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.
Turneffe Atoll
Turneffe Atoll is the largest and most biologically diverse coral atoll in Belize, famous for its extensive mangrove forests and world-class sport fi…
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Half Moon Caye
Half Moon Caye is a crescent-shaped natural monument in Lighthouse Reef, famous for its protected red-footed booby colony and spectacular reef wall.
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Tobacco Caye
A tiny, idyllic island situated directly on the Belize Barrier Reef.
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Glover's Reef
Glover's Reef is a remote, partially submerged atoll known for its central lagoon dotted with hundreds of patch reefs and secluded island camps.
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Ambergris Caye
The largest island in Belize, known for its water sports, scuba diving, and proximity to the Belize Barrier Reef.
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Caye Chapel
Caye Chapel is an exclusive private island south of Caye Caulker, being developed into an ultra-premium luxury resort with its own golf course.
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Cockscomb Basin
The Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is the world's first jaguar preserve, offering spectacular jungle trails and pristine waterfalls.
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St. George's Caye
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Mountain Pine Ridge
This expansive forest reserve stands out with its pine forests, deep gorges, and spectacular waterfalls like the Thousand Foot Falls.
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Blue Hole National Park
A tropical forest area along the Hummingbird Highway, known for an inland deep blue swimming hole and the St.
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Rendezvous Caye
Rendezvous Caye is a tiny, picturesque private island on the Belize Barrier Reef, ideal for exclusive snorkeling and relaxing beach days.
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Laughing Bird Caye
Laughing Bird Caye is a protected national park and coral atoll offering exceptional snorkeling in the Belize Barrier Reef.
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Teakettle
A well-known village in the Cayo District, located along the George Price Highway near the capital city.
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Corozal Town (Corozal Capital)
The administrative capital of the Corozal District, located on the beautiful emerald waters of Corozal Bay.
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Santa Teresa (Toledo)
A traditional Q'eqchi' Maya village in the Toledo District, set in a lush tropical landscape.
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Santa Elena (Toledo)
A remote Q'eqchi' Maya village in the Toledo District, offering a glimpse into traditional indigenous life.
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Santa Marta (Orange Walk)
A quiet farming community in the Orange Walk District, deeply integrated into the country's sugar industry.
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San Pablo (Orange Walk)
A Yucatec Maya community in northern Belize, preserving traditional language and cultural practices.
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Unitedville
A roadside community in the Cayo District, located along the George Price Highway between Belmopan and San Ignacio.
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San Felipe (Corozal)
An agricultural community in the Corozal District, known for its production of sugarcane and local produce.
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Libertad (Corozal)
A historic village in the Corozal District, once the site of a major sugar factory.
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Buena Vista (Cayo)
A farming community in the Cayo District, known for its beautiful valley views and productive land.
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Placencia Village
A picturesque fishing village at the tip of a peninsula, now a popular tourist spot.
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Santa Rosa (Toledo)
A Mopan Maya village in the Toledo District, known for its traditional lifestyle and lush rainforest surroundings.
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August Pine Ridge
A vibrant village in the Orange Walk District, known for its industrious community and agricultural output.
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Cristo Rey (Corozal)
An agricultural village in the Corozal District.
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Caledonia (Corozal)
A village on the border between Corozal and Orange Walk districts.
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San Ignacio (Cayo Capital)
The capital of the Cayo District and the economic hub of western Belize.
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Belize City (Belize District Capital)
The largest city and former capital of Belize, and capital of the Belize District.
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Chan Chen
A traditional Maya village in the Corozal District, situated very close to the Mexican border.
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Sand Hill
A growing village in the Belize District, located at a major junction on the Phillip Goldson Highway.
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Yo Creek
A large agricultural village in the Orange Walk District known for its sugarcane production and Maya heritage.
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San Pablo (Toledo)
A small Maya settlement in the Toledo District, representing the rural and traditional heart of southern Belize.
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Chicago (Toledo)
A remote and peaceful village in the Toledo District, characterized by its traditional Maya lifestyle.
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Trial Farm
A large village that is practically a suburb of Orange Walk Town.
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Santa Cruz (Corozal)
A small agricultural village in the Corozal District, contributing to the region's diverse farming landscape.
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Carmelita
A strategic village on the Phillip Goldson Highway, serving as a gateway to Orange Walk Town from the south.
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Gales Point Manatee
A Creole village also known as Manatee, an important sanctuary for manatees.
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Biscayne
A small settlement on the Northern Highway.
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Ladyville
The largest village in the Belize District, near the international airport.
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Guinea Grass Town
A large village in the Orange Walk District, predominantly Mestizo.
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San Jose (Orange Walk)
A bustling village in the northern sugar belt, located along the main Phillip Goldson Highway.
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Barranco
The southernmost coastal village in Belize, a traditional Garifuna community.
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Bella Vista (Toledo)
One of the largest villages in Toledo, mainly inhabited by immigrants.
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Douglas
A village on the Río Hondo, on the border with Mexico.
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Independence and Mango Creek
Twin villages that are home to a major port for the banana industry.
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Crooked Tree
A village on an island within a lagoon, a paradise for birdwatchers.
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Sarteneja
The largest fishing village in Belize, known for its sailboat building.
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Orange Walk Town
The center of the sugar industry in Belize, often nicknamed 'Sugar City'.
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Corozal Town
A quiet coastal town in northern Belize, near the Mexican border.
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What are the largest cities in Belize?
This page lists the most important cities by population – each with its own detail page, map and attractions.
How do I find attractions per city?
Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.