Category: Belize Resort and Vacation Blog

The “green season” tends to scare off a lot of tourists coming to Belize, but their overabundant caution can be to your benefit. Despite weather being rainier during this season and the presence of more storms, most of the Fall is actually quite pleasant. Fall rain tends to come late at night or early in the morning, keeping temperatures mellow without impeding on your daily activities.

There’s a huge financial benefit as well. Tourists flock to the country to get away from the Northern Hemisphere in the winter and to party in the summer, but September through November is the time when prices hit rock bottom. And ironically, the off-season for tourists feature some of the wildest and most interesting festivities throughout the year. Belize’s Independence Day is September 21, but the events tend to spill out into the streets throughout most of the month. The enormous festival known as St. George’s Day is celebrated on September 10.

But the best part of traveling to Belize is how little things change on the off-season. The temperatures remain pleasantly warm and tropical throughout the Autumn months, meaning that you’ll have as many opportunities as you want to sprawl out on the beach, snorkel around the Belize Barrier Reef, or enjoy fresh seafood on the boardwalk of downtown San Pedro.

Similarly, the most exciting excursions in mainland Belize are still available on the off-season, and you won’t have to pack into buses overflowing with tourists to experience them either. Whether you’re going to go cave tubing through the spooky underground rivers of Belize, zip-lining through yards of unspoiled jungle, or exploring ancient cities of the Mayan Empire, you can do so cheaper than at any other time of the year.

Visiting during the Fall is an opportunity to see what life is really like in Belize, apart from the hustle and flash of the tourist season boom. Fortunately, the fact that English is the primary language makes it easy for a majority of North Americans and other travelers from abroad to enjoy the experience and get right in the thick of things. It’s worth it too. The Fall sits right in the middle of lobster fishing season, and conch fishing begins later in the season. The seafood in Belize is some of the most delicious you’ll ever taste, but you’ll find the tastiest choices by asking the locals.

If you want to see the real Belize while still having the opportunity to explore everything, the quiet coastal town of Placencia on Belize’s southern peninsula is perfect. And there’s no more hospitable place to stay than Chabil Mar. Let us help you find a Belize vacation package you’ll love.

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There are hundreds of reasons to visit Belize in the spring, but we’ve narrowed the list down to the top five. Check these out and start packing for the best spring vacation of your life.

1. The Weather Couldn’t Be Better

Spring is one of the best seasons in Belize. It’s the beginning of the dry season, which means you can enjoy sunny days without rain or high humidity. Temperatures range from 75 to 85 with gentle, steady breezes.

2. Enjoy the Beaches of Placencia

In a country filled with spectacular scenery, most Belizeans agree that the beaches of Placencia are the best in Belize. The gorgeous, pristine waterfront is the perfect place to enjoy a true Caribbean vacation. Swim, sun and snorkel at the breathtaking Belize Barrier Reef or visit charming Placencia Village.

3. Easter Is a Huge Holiday Here

Easter is one of the most important holidays in Belize. Most Belizeans are practicing Catholics, and they take the holiday seriously. Holy Friday is a national holiday, and many businesses close that day. At the same time, Easter is filled with nonstop events that you can enjoy if you’re a visitor.

Go to Benque Viejo del Carmen to see the annual reenactment of the Easter story. Cheer on the riders at the 140-mile Holy Saturday Cross Country Cycle Race. Check out the Caye Caulker Regatta and the two-day San Ignacio Easter Fair. The holiday ends on Easter Monday with horse races and a parade. That’s just a sampling of the many Easter events taking place here.

4. There Is a Lot to Do

You will never run out of things to do, and the glorious spring weather makes outdoor activities even more enjoyable. Test your nerves and your strength with a challenging cave tour. Visit an authentic Maya or Garifuna village. Spend the day snorkeling on an offshore island where you’ll swim with rays, sea turtles, manatees and nurse sharks.

Relax and enjoy total indulgence in your private beachfront villa at Chabil Mar. Spend the day sunning in a hammock on your veranda or in your rented kayak. Visit a wildlife sanctuary or forest preserve where you can spot toucans, macaws, ocelots, pumas, iguanas, silver foxes and deer. The list is endless.

5. Eat, Drink and Party

One of the best things about Belize is its warm, friendly people. The mix of Belize’s population gives color and flavor to the food, music, and culture here.

Come hang out with the locals while you sample delicious, freshly cooked Belizean food of all kinds. Dance and party at our laid-back beach bars. Learn about the Maya, Garifuna and Mennonite communities that contribute to our amazing cultural diversity.

Enjoy Springtime at the Chabil Mar

There’s never a bad time to visit Belize, but there’s something special about spring. If you’re booking your trip, Chabil Mar  is the perfect place to stay, eat and relax.