Things to do in Belize in November

Things to do in Belize in November

The Blue Hole

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November ushers in chillier weather and more wet days than any other month. However, the weather in Belize in November is still mild enough for outdoor activities to be enjoyable. Here are some enjoyable activities that you can participate in throughout the month of November.

  1. Go scuba diving or snorkeling in the waters off the coast of Placencia. Along the coastline, you'll find a number of different diving businesses that take customers to the reefs in the area. Divers and snorkelers alike will have the opportunity to swim among sea turtles, stingrays, eels, and other species of marine life while exploring the coral reef.
  2. Travel to Xunantunich to explore the Maya ruins there. This ancient Mayan city was established more than 400 years ago and may be found close to San Ignacio. Visitors get the opportunity to explore the ruins and gain knowledge about the background of the surrounding area.
  3. Plan a trip to the Blue Hole and swim in it. Right on the outskirts of San Pedro Town is where you'll find this natural sinkhole. The waters there are incredibly pure, making them ideal for swimming and scuba diving.
  4. Make your way through the caves of Lamanai. The ancient Maya utilized these caves in the limestone formations as a place to store riches for themselves. In modern times, tourists have the opportunity to explore the cave system on foot and look at stalactites and stalagmites.
  5. Spend some time relaxing on the Caye Caulker beaches. The island is known for its stunning beaches that have white sand and turquoise sea.
  6. Visit the Museum of Belize to gain an understanding of the culture of Belize. This museum is found in Belmopan and features displays pertaining to the art and history of Belize.
  7. Stop by Glover's Reef to get a glimpse of the world-famous Belize Barrier Reef. This barrier reef is around 300 miles long and is the second largest in the world after the Great Barrier Reef. Here, scuba divers have the opportunity to explore the underwater environment.
  8. Observe the sun setting over the Caribbean Sea from the southern point of Ambergris Caye. This location offers stunning views of the Caribbean Sea and is found on the island's southernmost point.
  9. Take a hike through the tropical rainforest to reach Rio Frio Waterfall. This waterfall, which can be found in the Toledo District, measures around 30 feet in height. Hikers will appreciate the opportunity to cool off in the pool that lies just below the waterfalls.
  10. Take some time to unwind on the beach at Punta Gorda. This stretch of coastline is known for its powdery white dunes and tropical palm palms, as well as its incredibly pure waters.
  11. Visit Dolphin Discovery and get the chance to swim with dolphins. This attraction, which has its home base in Hopkins Village, gives visitors the opportunity to get up close and personal with bottlenose dolphins.
  12. Dive into Shark Ray Alley and get up close and personal with sharks. At this aquarium, guests have the opportunity to swim among nurse sharks, lemon sharks, tiger sharks, hammerheads, and blacktip reef sharks. The facility is located in Placencia.
  13. At Rancho del Oasis, you may go horseback riding. Guests have the opportunity to ride horses and relax in the cool shade provided by coconut palms.
  14. The Belize Surf School offers lessons in standup paddle boarding. This school teaches students how to surf as well as paddle board, and it is situated in the town of San Pedro.
  15. Visit Boca de Chele for some great seafood to eat. This eatery, which can be found in San Pedro, is renowned for its San Pedro specialities, including ceviche, conch soup, and fried fish.
  16. The Monkey Bay Beach Resort is where you may find some excitement. This resort is located in Placentia and provides activities like scuba diving, kayaking, surfing instruction, and zip lining.
  17. Keep your body moving by going to Jungle Gymnastics. This fitness center, which can be found in the municipality of San Pedro, provides lessons for both children and adults.
  18. The Garifuna Heritage Center has a gift shop where you can purchase mementos. This marketplace is located in the village of Belmopanan and sells traditional items such as clothes, jewellery, ceramics, and woodcarvings.
  19. Have lunch at El Meson de Pepe. This restaurant, which can be found in the village of San Pedro, is known for serving traditional Mexican cuisine.
  20. Go to the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve and take it easy there for the day. This reserve is dedicated to preserving mangroves, wetlands, and coastal forests, and it can be found in the northern portion of Belize.

Conclusion

To summarize, it appears that November is going to be a very busy month for tourists in Belize. There are many events taking place across the country, ranging from festivals and parades to music concerts and other types of performances. Therefore, regardless of whether you want to spend your vacation lounging on the beach or adventuring through the rainforest, there is certain to be something going on during the time of your visit.

If, on the other hand, you'd rather keep things low key, there are plenty of spots on the island where you can get away from the hustle and bustle without having to leave. Here are five of our favorite places to travel to during the month of November, ranging from isolated coves to peaceful beaches.

 

 

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