City: Belize District
Top Things to do in Belize District
10 Things to do in Belize District That You Shouldn't Miss
The Belize District is a district of the nation of Belize, with its district capital being the nation's largest city, Belize City.
Restaurants in Belize District
1. Nohoch Che'en Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By taxladyPA
The owner of our lodge in Belize arranged this half day cave tubing. Our guide was Dione, and it was only myself, my husband and our 24 year old daugher on this cave tubing trip. It was a lot of fun, we saw some beautiful cave formations and enjoyed the opportunity to cool down in the river. At some points it was pretty shallow (lift your butt) but as Dione promised he got us through. Dione was a great guide, and made the whole experience a lot of fun. We had lunch afterwards on site, and the food was very good - try the ceviche.
2. Altun Ha & The Olde Belize River
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 372 reviews
Reviewed By jenesaisquoiV - Las Vegas, United States
We were on a cruise when we came to Belize. Rent your own car and drive here! The car rental is right next to the cruise dock. It’s a super easy drive here. You can hire a tour guide here for a small amount and they can give you some history. It’s nice that you can walk all around and see everything. I did see a lady fall down the stairs at the top of one of the ruins. There are some vendors with things for sale outside that can be aggressive.
3. Caye Caulker Water Taxi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By jessicasR7406YB
$25 us round trip. 2nd largest barrier reef in the world!!! Used Caveman Snorkeling....best rate, beautiful reefs, swam with sharks and stingrays,mand 3 hour excursion actually was 4!!! Ask for Daniel & Marvin... Tell them "Impatient Jessica" from Florida sent you!!!
4. St John's Cathedral
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 128 reviews
This is the oldest Anglican Church in Central America.
Reviewed By 525ginc - Plymouth, United Kingdom
Very good guided tour by the volunteer docent. Well worth the donation charge to learn some of the history of this old church.
5. Museum of Belize
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 258 reviews
Opening Hours Tuesday - Saturday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday - Closed to the public
Reviewed By cubatravler - Mississauga, Canada
Amazed at the room that up to 6 people would share. A great history lesson on the slaves and the creole language. I always wondered why their accent sounded very close to a Jamaican patois.
6. Old Belize Cultural and Historical Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By danhusaini
My kids love adventure as such my wife and I try to provide some adventure for them as much as time permits us. They have been to Old Belize natural swimming pool for many times and all the times my response to slide was NO! Well, this time around my other kids were climbing and sliding and my kids were looking at me as the most unreasonable Dad in the world. So, I gave in. They went up and slid a couple of times with great excitement. Then they can and said, "Dad you should try." Hell NO! I wasn't going up that thing and kill myself in the process. After much persuasion, I gave it a trial. Men, it was like falling from heaven and when I hit the water? It was a great splash and I went in. Truly to my my kids words, It was a great experience but not for an old man like me. They can keep going at it but for me, no thanks.
7. The Belize Sign Monument
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 542 reviews
Reviewed By JoyceTravel - Avon, United States
There is a great Belize sign inside the cruise terminal perfect for pictures. It is next to swings and a bar/restaurant. It is nice each city and small country in the Caribbean and beyond is doing this. You can get a collection of pics by each port you visit!
8. Ocean Ferry Belize
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 293 reviews
Reviewed By Vacationer596145
My friends and I were staying in San Pedro for a few days. We took this ferry with all of our luggage, and made it San Pedro in time to check in to our hotel and do the other activities we had planned for the day. The workers were very nice. Only complaint: I didn’t know we were stopping in Caye Caulker first. This made our trip to San Pedro 2 hours! All in all, we left on time and got there in one piece!
9. San Pedro Belize Express Water Taxi
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 506 reviews
We are the Lead provider of water transportation in Belize! Our transcendent service and impressive fleet will cater to your every travel need. We travel daily to Caye Caulker and San Pedro and we now travel to Chetumal, Mexico MX every other day. CLASS-COMFORT-RELIABILITY San Pedro Belize Express Water Taxi... the only way to travel in Belize!
Reviewed By N8069QGchristopherb - Jackson, United States
They did a great job. Greater is at the taxi, took our luggage, directed us to the ticket counter...It was professional, safe, and comfortable. They were right on schedule. Definitely recommend.
10. Cucumber Beach
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By howardonna - Tampa, United States
We didn’t book a shore excursion from our Carnival Miracle Cruise ship. So when we got into Port I asked a lady tour guide ( you know the one that holds up a sign at debarkation) if there is place to go to the beach & she said yes. We got on a thatch roof van & took a tour around Belize then came to this water park. I was confused about the beach part cuz the beach is not really accessible because of rocks. But we had a great day here. I don’t know why this place gets bad reviews cuz I loved it. I swam a bit in man made lake. My teens went down the water slide & swam & ate at the restaurant. I sat directly in front of the DJ & drank very good strong margaritas while sitting in the shade undera coconut tree.there were plenty of chairs to sit in. The bathroom was decent & changing rooms clean. The staff constantly walks around cleaning up trash. Don’t waste your time on expensive cruise excursions. Taxi here is $15 & entrance cost is $10. I definitely would come back here. It’s exactly what I wanted to do here.
