Walking Tours in Belize District

Explore the rich culture, history, and charm of Belize District through a captivating walking tour! Here’s some essential information to help you plan your adventure:

Belize City

• Starting Point: The starting point for most tours is the historic Swing Bridge, which offers stunning views of Belize City and the Haulover Creek.
• Highlights: Visit the St. John’s Cathedral - an Anglican church built in 1812, the House of Culture featuring local art and craft exhibitions, and the Market Square for a taste of Belizean culture through its vibrant produce stands, handicraft stalls, and food vendors.
• Tips: Wear comfortable shoes for walking, carry water, and protect yourself from the sun with a hat or sunscreen. Always respect local customs and traditions.

Almond Beach Area

• Highlights: The Almond Beach area offers picturesque views of the ocean and features the Barrack Street Park - a beautiful green space with monuments commemorating Belize’s history. Don’t miss the nearby Prime Minister’s Office and Belize House of Parliament.
• Tips: Bring your camera to capture the stunning vistas, and consider visiting during sunset for an unforgettable experience.

Casa Santo Domingo

• Highlights: This former convent turned museum showcases Mayan artifacts, colonial-era paintings, and temporary exhibitions. The on-site restaurant, El Naranjo, offers delicious Belizean cuisine with a view of the beautiful courtyard.
• Tips: Allow ample time to explore the museum and enjoy lunch at El Naranjo. Check the museum’s opening hours before your visit.

Getting Around

• Many walking tours in Belize District are self-guided, allowing you to explore at your own pace. However, consider joining a guided tour for an enriching experience and insider insights.
• Always respect the local environment and follow any instructions provided by tour guides or signs. Enjoy your walking tour in Belize District!