Belize: the perfect destination for wellness and rejuvenation
Panoramic views of the turquoise Caribbean Sea, swaying palm trees, charming white sandy beaches, amazing crimson sunsets, ancient Mayan temples, effervescent culture, contagious hospitality, world-class snorkelling and diving spots, excellent cuisine, exotic flora, a paradise for adventure and fun, and an abundance of tropical sunshine, Belize has all the ingredients as a perfect destination for relaxation, wellness and rejuvenation.
Like the country’s attractions, the numerous wellness and rejuvenation packages widely available throughout Belize are unique and varied. You can enjoy a therapeutic session, create a personalized spa experience to bring you back in harmony with your surroundings or experience serene solitude and rejuvenation at exquisite locations. The aromatherapy and special treatments from professional therapists using natural ingredients from the Belizean rainforest will allow you to unwind and pamper yourself in a laid-back Belizean atmosphere that will nurture your health and well-being leaving you feeling fresh, rejuvenated and splendid, both inside and out.
For more on Belize’s attractions please visit www.travelbelize.org
GEOPOSITION
Cahal Pech Archaeological Reserve
Islands Bocas Del Toro
Pearl Lagoon
RECOMMENDED TOURS
Trilogy of the Central Caribbean
Enjoy adventure and nature with this colorful program.
Belize and Guatemala I
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Grayline Costa Rica and Nicaragua
Culture and nature surround you in this tour across Costa Rica and Nicaragua where you will get to know the most emblematic sites and will enjoy the Pacific Ocean.
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Mayans and caribbean feel
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