Some trips are better arranged in advance, so we’ve put a few together.
For couples, a honeymoon that runs slow: a table for two on the sand, a boat out to the reef, the days unhurried. For families, rooms that open onto the beach and a lagoon full of things to do. For anyone who came to eat, a run of long dinners, fresh fish off the Gauguin Grill, wood-fired pizza at Mare, Coppola wines poured late. Or pair the coast with the interior on the Mountain & Beach itinerary, trading the Caribbean for the rainforest and the Maya ruins around Blancaneaux.
Each can be taken as it comes or shaped around the way you want to spend your days on the Belizean coast.
