Why Belize is King in Summer and Fall

Admit it: You can’t ignore media attention given to England’s royal family. From the Queen’s remarkable longevity to Meghan and Harry’s split and the loss of Prince Phillip, it’s hard to ignore this front page news.

It’s even harder to do so in Belize where ties to the U.K. remain so strong, you’ll hear the Queen’s English spoken everywhere you go, the nation’s legal system emulates England’s and everywhere travelers turn, there are reminders of the former British Honduras. Given this impressive pedigree, it’s no wonder travelers prefer time in Belize to other nations in the southern hemisphere.

“Belize is a cultural anomaly in Central America, with a society oriented more to Britain, the English-speaking Caribbean countries, and North America, than to neighboring Spanish-speaking republics,” concluded researchers compiling a handbook about Belize for the Federal Research Division of the Library of Congress.

For these reasons and more, vacationers consider Belize “the King” of the Central American region and this supremacy is especially noticeable in Summer and Fall when tourism transitions between seasons. Why does Belize “rule” over neighboring lands? Visit the Placencia Peninsula and you’ll understand why!

-This finger of land may be only 16-miles long but it’s filled with wonders
-The beaches are the most highly-rated in the region
-Stay on the peninsula and experience both ocean- and lagoon-side water sports
-Visitors are drawn to coffee shops, bistros, internet cafes, the harbor, guest houses and restaurants
-The people of Placencia are exceptional “hosts,” especially in Seine Bight, a fascinating Garifuna village
-Proximity to rain forests, jungles and especially Belize’s Great Barrier Reef is amazing
-Placencia is emerging as a major tourism hub, but it remains the sleepy fishing village of days past.

Beauty by Belize; Luxury by design

Choosing the best Placencia resort for your visit to this royal realm is a no brainer, say tourists who call Chabil Mar a magical kingdom to which they return repeatedly. Every guest is treated like landed gentry; especially those who book one of the resort’s 12 unique Belize vacation packages.

Browse Chabil Mar’s accommodations page and you’ll be impressed. Not only do visitors stay in the lap of luxury, but all-inclusive sojourns include gourmet dining, access to the resort’s complimentary kayaks, paddle boards and bicycles, two infinity swimming pools, lush tropical gardens overlooking the Caribbean and 400 feet of private beach.

In other words, Chabil Mar becomes your kingdom from the moment you arrive. Best of all, the property is just a 15-minute walk to Placencia Village where guests find excitement, fun, shopping and more delights. Watch this video to see what awaits you (https://player.vimeo.com/video/255787663). Calendar a summer or fall visit once you’ve made your reservation. Crowns are optional at this posh haven, but if you have one, don’t forget to pack it for your stay!