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March 28, 2023
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Whether looking for adventure or relaxation, the Stann Creek district is the place to be. Within an hour you can be hiking through rain forests, climbing a Mayan ruin, swimming in waterfalls, or fishing, snorkeling, and diving the Belize Barrier Reef.
The peninsula also boasts 16 miles of tranquil beaches along with dozens of cayes of which you may be the only visitor. And after a day of relaxation, indulge in our world-class restaurants highlighting the unique ingredients of the region
The fringe of the peninsula is covered in mangroves which are a superior habitat for birds and marine life. Many birds, fish, shellfish, and marine organisms begin their lives within the protection of these special areas.
Nearby, the Belize Barrier Reef is a superb coastal reef system with dozens of dive sites and even more snorkel spots and island beaches. These sites have been left in a more pristine state because they have felt less impact from boats and divers.
The three distinct villages of the peninsula all offer a chance to have an authentic Belize experience. Because of the small population, interaction with the community is assured.
There are a variety of community events throughout the year that attract locals and visitors alike. Belizeans are very proud of their country and love to share and celebrate life in many different ways. If you are looking for food, culture, adventure, and making new friends, Placencia is the place for you!
The Belize Barrier Reef is a superb coastal reef system with dozens of dive sites offering excellent diving. Visitors experience an underwater world populated by a rich diversity of species.
The Cayes, the offshore atolls and the barrier reef are some of the main attractions of Belize. The Belize Barrier Reef, which is 185 miles long, is the longest in the Western Hemisphere.
The tropical forests of Belize provide habitats for a wide range of animals including jaguar, puma, ocelot, armadillo, tapir and crocodile. The country is also home to 10 major ancient Maya ruins and numerous more archeological sites you can explore.
Spend the day fishing for Snapper, Kingfish and Wahoo in some of the best fishing grounds in Belize. As an added treat, beach barbecues are included in most tours.
The Placencia Peninsula is located in the Stann Creek District in southern Belize and is accessible by land from the Southern Highway near the village of Santa Rosa. The 18-mile long narrow stretch of land begins in the community of Riversdale, continuing to Maya Beach, Seine Bight Village and ending at Placencia Village located at its southern most tip. The Peninsula is only a mile at its widest and is positioned between the Placencia Lagoon on the west, and the Caribbean Sea on the east.
Based on the most recent national census conducted in 2010, the entire Placencia Peninsula is home to 3,458 people.
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