RGs Travel Belize

Belize, planned around you.

From reef days and Maya sites to the right stay, wedding or transfer, plan your Belize journey with a Belizean travel specialist based in Chicago.

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Mother Nature’s best-kept secret

A small country with an extraordinary range.

At 8,867 square miles, Belize brings reef, rainforest, rivers, caves, islands and Maya history into one remarkable destination.

Belize is rich in culture, with Creole, Garifuna, Mestizo, Maya, East Indian and Mennonite communities. Offshore, colorful coral gardens, many species of fish, more than 200 islands and the world’s second-longest barrier reef create exceptional opportunities for fishing, snorkeling and diving.

Inland, ancient Maya sites, caves, winding rivers, waterfalls and lush forest invite travelers to explore history, zipline through the jungle and tube through cave systems. Or simply slow down, feel the warm breeze and enjoy the bright Caribbean sun.

Reef & islandsDiving, snorkeling, fishing and days on the water
Rainforest & cavesWildlife, rivers, waterfalls, tubing and ziplining
Maya heritageArchaeological sites and centuries of living culture
Belize resort beside the Caribbean Sea

About RGs Travel Belize

Twenty years of Belize tourism experience.

I’m Roberto Garcia, a Belizean travel specialist born and raised in Calcutta village, Corozal District. Now based in Chicago after moving there around 2021, I bring 20 years of work in Belize’s tourism industry—in Ambergris Caye, Placencia, Caye Caulker and around the country’s three atolls.

My experience includes service-focused leadership roles at resorts and aboard dive cruises. After exploring Belize from north to south, I’m proud to share the country I know and help travelers shape a vacation that feels personal.

— Roberto, RGs Travel Belize

Tours & adventures

Choose your way into Belize.

Open any tour to see its route, duration, activity level, what to bring and inclusions. Contact us for current details and availability.

For availability and current tour details, contact us at info@rgstravels.com or on WhatsApp.

Corozal & Northern Belize

2 tours
Cerros Maya Ruin TourCorozal Bay · Half-day adventureContact for custom quote
Cerros Maya archaeological site beside Corozal Bay
Cerros’ sculpted temple rises beside the water.

Travel across the Bay of Corozal toward the village of Copper Bank to visit Cerros, an important coastal trading center during the Late Preclassic Period (circa 350 B.C. to A.D. 250). The 52.62-acre archaeological reserve takes its name from Spanish: “Cerros” means “hills,” while “Cerro Maya” translates as “Maya Hill.” It includes three large acropolises dominating several plazas flanked by pyramidal structures. Look for rich flora and fauna along the New River during the half-hour journey. Pickup is available anywhere within Corozal Town limits.

Duration
4 hours
Intensity
Medium
Recommended age
5–65
Dress
Shorts, T-shirt, tennis shoes and hat
Bring
Repellent, sunscreen and sunglasses
Includes
Bottled water and a light snack; nearby lunch may be arranged
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Lamanai Maya Ruin TourDepart from Corozal or San PedroContact for custom quote
Carved stone masks and temple steps at Lamanai Maya ruins
Ancient stonework at Lamanai, surrounded by rainforest.

Lamanai—Maya for “submerged crocodile”—is one of Belize’s largest ceremonial centers and displays distinctive ancient Maya art and architecture. Its occupation spans from 1500 B.C. to the 19th century, including the contact period. Across the 950-acre archaeological reserve are more than 100 minor structures, over a dozen major structures, the remains of two Christian churches and a sugar mill.

Duration
The draft lists 8 hours; confirm the exact duration for your departure point
Intensity
Medium
Listed schedule
Corozal 8 AM–3 PM; San Pedro 7 AM–5 PM
Recommended age
5–65
Dress
Shorts, T-shirt and tennis shoes
Bring
Insect repellent and sunscreen
Includes
Bottled water and lunch
Contact for custom quote
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Ambergris Caye Marine Tours

6 tours
Local Dive ToursBelize Barrier ReefContact for custom quote
Scuba diver above bright coral on the Belize Barrier Reef
Clear water and colorful coral along the Belize Barrier Reef.

Explore warm, clear water, coral formations, caves and sea life along the Belize Barrier Reef. Choose from one-, two- and three-tank dives, a Hol Chan night dive, or a combined dive and snorkel outing.

Duration
3–8 hours
Intensity
High
Recommended age
12–65
Dress
Swimwear, beach clothing, wetsuit and hat
Bring
Sunscreen, sunglasses, water camera and beach towel
Includes
For local dives: tanks, weights and belts; light snacks and water
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Half-Day Snorkel ToursHol Chan, Shark Ray Alley or Mexico RocksContact for custom quote
Nurse sharks and tropical fish swimming in clear water at Shark Ray Alley
Meet Belize’s famous nurse sharks and tropical fish.

Spend a half day snorkeling one of Ambergris Caye’s best-known marine areas, with a choice of Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley or Mexico Rocks. The draft lists a 9 AM–2 PM operating window and 2.5 hours of snorkeling; confirm your exact departure and return times.

Schedule
9 AM–2 PM; approximately 2.5 hours on the water
Intensity
High
Dress
Swimwear, beach clothing, wetsuit and hat
Bring
Sunscreen, sunglasses, water camera and beach towel
Contact for custom quote
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Full-Day Caye Caulker SnorkelReef stops and island timeContact for custom quote
Nurse sharks and schools of fish seen while snorkeling near Caye Caulker
A lively reef encounter on the way to Caye Caulker.

Visit Caye Caulker, known as “La Isla Cariñosa,” a tropical island off Belize’s coast beside the barrier reef. The Split—the channel created by Hurricane Hattie in 1961 and later widened—has become known for its beach bars. South of the Split are homes, hotels and local businesses; the north holds waterlogged mangroves and exotic birdlife protected by the local forestry department. The snorkel itinerary includes Hol Chan Marine Reserve and Shark Ray Alley, Coral Gardens and Manatee Watch. A private beach-BBQ option may also include fishing.

Duration
4 hours listed for the Caye Caulker outing; inquire for full-day timing
Intensity
High
Recommended age
12–65
Dress
Beach shorts, swimwear, tanks and wetsuit
Bring
Sunscreen, sunglasses, water camera, beach towel and repellent
Contact for custom quote
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Great Blue Hole Dive or SnorkelLighthouse Reef AtollContact for custom quote
Aerial view of Belize’s Great Blue Hole surrounded by turquoise reef
The unmistakable Great Blue Hole at Lighthouse Reef.

Journey to the Great Blue Hole at Lighthouse Reef Atoll, approximately 70 kilometers from the mainland. This circular marine sinkhole is surrounded by reef and measures 318 meters across and 124 meters deep. The snorkeling itinerary also visits Half Moon Caye and Long Caye Aquarium.

Duration
12 hours
Intensity
High
Recommended age
15–65
Dress
Beach shorts, swimwear, tanks, wetsuit and hat
Bring
Sunscreen, sunglasses, water camera, beach towel and repellent
Contact for custom quote
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Turneffe IslandsAtoll diving, snorkeling and flatsContact for custom quote
Scuba divers exploring a colorful coral reef at Turneffe Atoll
Dive among coral and tropical fish at Turneffe Atoll.

Explore one of Belize’s three offshore coral atolls. Turneffe is known for rays, turtles and sharks on dive and snorkel adventures, as well as tarpon, permit and bonefish on the flats.

Duration
10 hours
Intensity
High
Recommended age
15–65
Dress
Beach shorts, swimwear, tanks and wetsuit
Includes
Turneffe Island dive: three tanks, weights and belts
Bring
Sunscreen, sunglasses, water camera and beach towel
Fishing off Ambergris CayeReef, flats or deep seaContact for custom quote

Experience the thrill of fly fishing Belize’s flats for 100-pound tarpon, permit or bonefish, or head around the barrier reef off San Pedro for tuna, mackerel and snapper. Full- and half-day formats are available.

Angler fighting a fish beside a mangrove-lined Belize flat
Action on the flats — one of Belize’s most exciting fishing experiences.
Duration
8 hours listed for a full day
Intensity
High
Recommended age
15–65
Dress
Beach shorts, tanks, fisherman’s shirt and pants, and hat
Bring
Sunscreen, sunglasses, water camera, beach towel and repellent
Options
Full-day reef; half-day reef/flats; full-day flats; full- or half-day deep sea

San Pedro Inland Tours

5 tours
Altun Ha Maya Ruin & River TourRiver journey, Maya history and resort stopContact for custom quote
The main stepped temple at Altun Ha Maya ruins in Belize
Altun Ha’s monumental temples rise above a green plaza.

Cruise upriver through rich flora and exotic fauna to Altun Ha in rural Belize District, a reminder of the ceremonial centers built by the ancient Maya. From the central plaza, explore some of the site’s 500 visible structures, including towering temples, the Temple of the Green Tomb and the Temple of the Masonry Altars. A tomb within the Temple of the Masonry Altars yielded the jade head of the sun god Kinich Ahau and hundreds of jade objects. The same temple holds narrow stairways, enclosed chambers and passageways once used by high priests in religious sacrifices. After the history tour, enjoy a local lunch of fish and wild game at Maruba Jungle Spa, where swimming, horseback riding, massage, facial and mud-bath options may be available.

Highlights
River travel, Altun Ha, local lunch and resort stop
Lamanai Maya Ruins & Jungle RiverFull-day river and rainforest journeyContact for custom quote
Riverboats waiting on the New River journey to Lamanai
The river journey is part of the Lamanai adventure.

Travel around the island, connecting the sea to the old Northern River and Bomba Village, where a van continues along the former Belize highway. Board a riverboat to look for countless bird species, crocodiles, turtles, bats and orchids. Arrive at the shore of New River Lagoon, where the ancient settlement of Lamanai—“submerged crocodile”—stands on the western bank amid rich green rainforest, with lunch served by the beach. Walk nature paths between plazas and temples reaching toward the sky while learning about the Maya cosmological tradition and its 260-day Tzolk’in and 365-day Haab calendars, developed by shaman-priests and scientists in the Mesoamerican rainforest. These are distinct from the separate Long Count calendar. Listen for the call of the black howler monkey.

Duration
8 hours
Intensity
High
Recommended age
10–65
Includes
Breakfast and lunch
Bring
Sunscreen, sunglasses, water camera, beach towel and repellent
Cave Tubing & Belize Zoo AdventureWildlife, jungle lunch and cave tubingContact for custom quote
Travelers floating through a broad jungle cave in Belize
Cool cave water and rainforest make a memorable pairing.

Cross from San Pedro through mangrove-lined waterways, enjoying breakfast during the cruise, to a private mainland shuttle. Visit the Belize Zoo with a personable guide who explains Belize’s flora and fauna, enjoy a locally prepared lunch near Jaguar Paw Jungle Resort, then tube through ancient Maya caves and rainforest streams in the Caves Branch Sibun area before returning to San Pedro.

Duration
8 hours
Intensity
High
Recommended age
10–65
Bring
Sunscreen, sunglasses, water camera, beach towel and repellent
Dress
Swimwear, beach clothing and hat
Mainland Zipline & Cave TubingRainforest canopy and cave riverContact for custom quote
Travelers ziplining and cave tubing in Belize rainforest
Fly through the canopy, then slow down on the cave river.

Cruise toward Haulover Creek, where a private ride continues into the lush forest of Caves Branch. After a five-minute walk through the rainforest, guides help you fly between eight platforms placed in the canopy. After lunch, tube through the magnificent caves and enjoy the rainforest’s peaceful atmosphere.

Duration
8 hours
Intensity
High
Recommended age
10–65
Dress
Beach shorts, swimwear, tanks, T-shirt and hat
Bring
Sunblock, repellent, sunglasses, change of clothes, towel and waterproof camera
Includes
Breakfast, lunch, beverages and snacks
Contact for custom quote
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Xunantunich Maya Ruin & Cave TubingCayo District day adventureContact for custom quote
The towering El Castillo pyramid at Xunantunich in Belize
Climb into Maya history at Xunantunich’s El Castillo.

Travel from the cayes toward Haulover Creek, then continue west through village life into the dense forest of the Caves Branch Sibun area and Cayo District. Cross the Mopan River with your vehicle on a hand-cranked ferry to reach Xunantunich. The site displays one of Belize’s tallest Maya structures and highly detailed sculptures on grand hilltops overlooking the river, with panoramic views of mountainous Cayo just two miles from the Guatemala border. After lunch at Benny’s Kitchen, tube through sacred caves, streams and rainforest.

Duration
8 hours
Intensity
High
Dress
Beach shorts, swimwear, tanks, T-shirt and hat
Bring
Sunblock, repellent, sunglasses, change of clothes, towel and waterproof camera
Includes
Breakfast, lunch, beverages and snacks

Placencia & Western Belize

5 tours
Private-Island Dive & Snorkel DayPlacencia departureContact for custom quote
Scuba divers exploring colorful coral near Placencia, Belize
A bright reef day off the Placencia coast.

Take a 50-minute boat ride to a private island. Snorkel from the beach while divers head to a nearby site for a first dive and snorkel of close to one hour. While the group is in the water, an island-style lunch such as a beach BBQ or local favorite is prepared. After an hour for lunch and island time, take a second dive and snorkel lasting about 50 minutes. The group then reunites aboard the boat for a half-hour stop at Turtle Alley to swim with turtles, rays and nurse sharks before returning to Placencia.

Schedule
9 AM–3:30 PM; 4–8 hours
Intensity
High
Recommended age
10–65
Minimum
4 people
Dress
Beach shorts, swimwear, tanks, T-shirts, wetsuit and hat
Bring
Sunblock, repellent, sunglasses, change of clothes, towel and waterproof camera
Includes
Gear, lunch, towels, water, fruit, park fees, government tax and hotel shuttle
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Placencia Fishing TripsFlats, lagoons, rivers and reefContact for custom quote

Fish the flats inside the barrier reef with guides who welcome both novice and experienced anglers. Possible catches include wahoo, amberjack, mahi-mahi, sailfish, marlin, tuna, king mackerel, grouper, snapper, bonefish, permit, tarpon, snook and jack crevalle.

Angler holding a large permit in shallow turquoise water
A memorable permit catch in Belize’s warm, clear water.
Duration
Usually starts between 6 and 8 AM and ends at your discretion
Intensity
High
Recommended age
10–65
Dress
Beach shorts, swimwear, tanks, T-shirts, wetsuit and hat
Bring
Sunblock, repellent, sunglasses, change of clothes, towel, waterproof camera, an 8-weight fly rod, a good reel with at least 150 yards of backing and floating line, leaders, and flies in tan, olive, pink and white
Includes
Guide, boat, equipment, light snack, refreshments, hotel shuttle and lunch in some cases
Fly gear
On calm days a #6 outfit works well; in stronger winds use a #8 or #10. Reels should hold 200 yards of 20 lb. test Dacron backing plus neutral-colored floating fly line. Leaders should be at least 9 feet, with clear 8–10 lb. tippets. Use unweighted flies, mainly on a #6 hook, in orange, white, brown and pink.
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Monkey River TourRiver wildlife, village lunch and manatee watchContact for custom quote
Black howler monkey resting in the forest canopy near Monkey River
Look into the canopy for Belize’s famous black howler monkeys.

Depart Placencia at 8 AM for a 30-minute boat ride to Monkey River Village. Spend about two hours exploring the river and riverbank nature trails while watching for howler monkeys, crocodiles, birds, iguanas and other wildlife. Return to the village for lunch at a local restaurant, then watch for manatees from the boat for about 30 minutes before heading back to Placencia. Much of the Monkey River area is now protected for wildlife.

Duration
6 hours
Intensity
Medium
Recommended age
10–65
Dress
Shorts, T-shirt, tennis shoes; use insect repellent and sunscreen
Bring
Sunglasses, hat, repellent, sunscreen and cash for lunch
Includes
Beach towels, hotel shuttle, park fee and government tax
Lunch
Not included
Contact for custom quote
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ATM Cave TourActun Tunichil Muknal · Licensed-guide adventureContact for custom quote
Guide and travelers wading through Actun Tunichil Muknal cave
Wade into the dramatic chambers of Actun Tunichil Muknal.

Journey into the Maya underworld at Actun Tunichil Muknal—the “Cave of the Stone Sepulchre”—with a licensed guide. Drive about one hour from San Ignacio to the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve, then hike about 45 minutes through the jungle and cross three streams. Enter by swimming across a small spring-fed pool with rope assistance, then wade through knee-high water into tunnels, passageways and chambers. The cave is a natural museum of crystalline stalactites and stalagmites, ancient Maya ceramics and stoneware, and a sacred burial place containing the remains of 13 sacrificed men, women and children, including the crystallized remains known as the “Crystal Maiden.” Spend about three hours inside under the guide’s instruction, then return through the jungle for a homemade picnic lunch with water and soft drinks before the drive back.

Duration
8–12 hours
Intensity
High
Recommended age
15–65
Dress
Comfortable hiking clothing, sturdy closed-toe shoes and mandatory socks for the cave
Bring
Change of clothes, towel, sun protection and repellent; confirm the current camera policy
Includes
Lunch, bottled water and park fees
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Tikal National Park & Maya RuinsDay trip to GuatemalaContact for custom quote
Tall Maya temple rising above the rainforest at Tikal National Park
Tikal’s great temples emerge above the Guatemalan rainforest.

Travel from the San Ignacio area to Tikal National Park in Guatemala, 75 miles west and about 2 hours 30 minutes by road. Tikal began around 600 B.C.; in the Late Classic period, its architecture rivaled world capitals and its population reached 100,000. The 222-square-mile park has had no human settlement for the past 1,000 years and is home to 300 bird species, five feline species, three primate species, deer, anteaters and snakes. Five steep-sided limestone temples rise more than 200 feet above the forest floor; only two are open for climbing. About 3,000 structures have been identified and 20 percent excavated. A local tour company drives the 15 minutes from San Ignacio to the Belize–Guatemala border, pays border fees and helps with the crossing. Meet your English-speaking guide for the remaining 1.5-hour drive and an in-depth four-hour tour of this UNESCO World Heritage Site’s pyramid temples, plazas, palaces and stelae.

Duration
9 hours
Intensity
Medium
Recommended age
12–65
Minimum
3 people
Dress
Shorts, tanks, T-shirts, tennis shoes or sandals
Bring
Passport, sunscreen, hat, bug spray, reusable water bottle, snacks, extra water, camera and spending money
Includes
Lunch and park fees
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Accommodation guides

Find the part of Belize that fits.

From refined hotels to luxury resorts and private villas, each destination offers a different pace and way to experience the country.

Ambergris Caye in motion — sunset at the resort pool, mornings on the dock, evenings under the palms

San Pedro, Ambergris Caye

  • Beachfront resort
  • Overwater cabana
  • Family house on the dock
  • Garden cabana under the palms

Belize’s best-known island lies south of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, with mangroves, exotic birds, energetic nightlife and the Western Hemisphere’s longest barrier reef. San Pedro is its largest settlement and only town, and Ambergris Caye is often called “La Isla Bonita” after Madonna’s 1987 song mentioning San Pedro. Golf carts are the main powered transportation. The island is about 15 minutes by air from mainland Belize, with hourly flights from Philip Goldson International Airport and Belize City Municipal Airstrip on Maya Island Air and Tropic Air; water taxis also travel from Belize City. Accommodation ranges from full-service island hotels to luxury resorts for couples, families and friends.

Thatch-roofed cabanas among palms and flowering shrubs above the turquoise sea on Ambergris Caye Aerial view of teal-roofed beach houses, palms and a pool along the shore of Ambergris Caye Beachfront resort at dusk on Ambergris Caye, its pool and balconies glowing under a pink sunset sky A waterfront house among palms on its own point of land, surrounded by clear turquoise water on Ambergris Caye
Clear Caribbean water near a Belize island

Caye Caulker

A small Caribbean island divided by the Split, with Caye Caulker Village to the south and protected mangroves and diverse birdlife to the north. The Caye Caulker Marine Reserve offers barrier-reef dive sites, while the Split is a popular place to swim, snorkel, relax and visit beach bars. Domestic flights connect the international airport with Caye Caulker and provide service from San Pedro, Corozal and Belize City Municipal Airstrip; water taxis operate from Belize City’s Marine Terminal. Stay options include polished island hotels and luxury beachfront properties.

Green inland landscape along a Belize highway

Cayo District

Base yourself around San Ignacio on the banks of the Macal River for Maya sites such as ninth-century Cahal Pech, rainforest, waterfalls and inland adventure. Choose a refined town hotel, jungle lodge or retreat near a waterfall or Maya site—the Cayo District offers a wide variety of premium accommodation.

Belize beachfront resort along turquoise water

Placencia Peninsula

This charming, low-key fishing village in southeastern Belize and its palm-lined peninsula are a gateway to the southern reef, with snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing and sailing. Placencia Lagoon, between the peninsula and mainland, is home to manatees and saltwater crocodiles; to the north, the Garifuna community of Seine Bight is known for traditional drumming and dance. Lodging includes distinctive resorts, luxury villas and private beach homes.

Aerial view of Hopkins Village beach — thatch-roof cabanas, fishing boats and turquoise Caribbean water along the golden sand

Hopkins

The friendliest village in Belize

On the Caribbean coast of the Stann Creek District, about half an hour south of Dangriga and just north of Placencia, Hopkins is a small Garifuna fishing village that still moves at village pace — bicycles on sandy lanes, drums in the evening, and miles of quiet beach. It sits between two worlds: the reef and southern cayes offshore, and the jungle at its back, with the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary (the world's first jaguar preserve) and the waterfalls of Mayflower Bocawina National Park close by. Stays here are small and personal: beachfront boutique resorts, cabanas right on the sand, guesthouses and vacation homes along the village, and eco-lodges at the jungle's edge — no big-resort crowds. Days fill easily: snorkeling, diving and fishing on the southern reef, island trips to the cayes, jaguar-preserve hikes, waterfall swims and ziplining at Bocawina, Garifuna drumming and cultural tours, and sunset on the Sittee River. Come June, the village celebrates its annual Mango Festival — fresh mangoes, local food, music and village life at its sweetest; ask early and we'll plan your stay around it.

Aerial view of Belize coastline and forest

Belize District

Use the district as a gateway to Belize City, nearby islands, the Baboon and Bird Sanctuaries, the Belize Zoo and Maya sites including lagoon-side Lamanai and pyramid-filled Altun Ha. Accommodation includes full-service hotels, boutique inns and select international hotels.

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Belize Destination Weddings

Real weddings, personally coordinated by Roberto Garcia — Placencia, Belize.

Every photo on this page is from a real wedding I coordinated — shown in full, exactly as the day happened. Beach ceremonies, sunset receptions, and vows exchanged on ancient Maya stone.

A Belize wedding in motion — bouquet, beach aisle, Maya stone, and cake at sunset

Bouquets

One bouquet, hand-tied for the bride — tropical lilies, roses, and orchids.

Hand-tied tropical bridal bouquet with lilies, roses and orchids
Tropical hand-tied bouquet

Ceremonies

Beach ceremonies built piece by piece — the arch, the aisle, every chair dressed for the day.

Beach wedding ceremony with a bamboo arch and decorated chairs on the sand
Bamboo arch & sheer drape
Rows of dressed chairs set for a beach wedding ceremony facing the Caribbean Sea
Flower-petal aisle lined with decorated chairs at a beach wedding
Petal aisle
Bride and groom on the beach at sunset after their ceremony
Sunset ceremony
Beach wedding aisle lined with tropical flower arrangements
Evening beach ceremony aisle lit with fairy lights
Fairy-light aisle

Celebration Cakes

Wedding cakes made for the sand — orchids, seashells, and champagne at golden hour.

Wedding cake with orchids and a bottle of champagne on the sand
Champagne on the sand
Wedding cake decorated with purple orchids beside the sea
Orchid cake
Three-tier white wedding cake decorated with seashells and flowers
Three-tier celebration cake
Wedding cake surrounded by flower petals on the beach

Table Setups

Reception tables styled for dinner by the sea — from the beach lawn to a candlelit dock.

Beachfront wedding reception tables with turquoise chair sashes
Beachfront reception
Candlelit wedding dinner table on a dock at night
Candlelit dock dinner

Maya Ruin Weddings

Vows exchanged on ancient limestone — intimate ceremonies among the Maya ruins.

Wedding ceremony among ancient Maya stone ruins
Bride and groom in front of a Maya pyramid, bouquet in hand
Bouquet in hand, ruins behind
Bride and groom on ancient Maya stone steps at golden hour
Golden hour on the steps

My Wedding Story

In 2013, I joined the Weddings, Events & Reservations department at Roberts Grove Beach Resort in Placencia, Belize.

I handled every inquiry personally — by email and phone — and coordinated weddings of every size, from intimate ceremonies for two to celebrations of 100 guests, both at the resort and at private locations off-site. Marriage licenses, officiants, photographers, cakes, receptions, beach setups: every detail went through me.

Beyond weddings, I coordinated birthday parties, group celebrations, conferences, and corporate meetings, on and off the property.

The Belize Wedding Package

Your wedding, handled start to finish.

  • Marriage license arrangements
  • Officiant
  • Photographer
  • Wedding cake
  • Reception coordination
  • Beach ceremony setup

From intimate ceremonies for two to celebrations of 100 guests.

Contact for custom quote

Your Belize wedding, handled start to finish.

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Beach Events by RGs Travels

Celebrate by the sea.

Belize 2027 · Celebrate by the Sea

Some moments deserve more than a restaurant table. A wedding with your feet in the sand, a milestone birthday under the string lights, the whole family gathered where the sea breeze does the decorating — Roberto personally coordinates beach celebrations at any beach destination in Belize: Ambergris Caye, Caye Caulker, Placencia, Hopkins and beyond. Every detail is handled with the care of someone who has done this for years.

Beach Events in motion — celebrate by the sea
Beach banquet at night in Belize — candlelit tables with colorful napkins, tiki torches and string lights along the shore
Dinner on the sand, under the stars
Beach wedding reception at golden hour — white-draped tables and turquoise-sashed chairs under the palms
A wedding day, golden hour
Turquoise-draped celebration tables with tropical flower centerpieces on a Belize beach at sunset
Turquoise tables, tropical blooms
White 50th birthday cake decorated with seashells and tropical flowers, set on the beach
A 50th worth celebrating properly
Candlelit beach dinner under a canopy strung with lights, tiki torches glowing by the water
Under the canopy, by the water
Belizean celebration plate — grilled lobster, shrimp, rice and beans, potato salad and fried plantain
The food your guests will talk about

Destination weddings

Vows on the sand and a reception as the sun goes down — ceremony, cake, dinner and every detail in between, coordinated personally.

Milestone birthdays

A 50th on the beach, a 60th under the palms — the big birthdays deserve a setting as memorable as the year they mark.

Family celebrations

Reunions, anniversaries and gatherings of the people who matter most, brought together on Belize’s beautiful coast.

Group & corporate events

Conferences, company gatherings and group celebrations with a Caribbean backdrop — organized, polished and personal.

Coordinated by Roberto, personally

Since 2013, Roberto has worked as a weddings and events coordinator in Placencia, Belize — planning and running celebrations of 2 to 100 guests: weddings, birthday parties, group events, conferences and corporate meetings.

That experience now travels with RGs Travel Belize — and it is not tied to one beach. Whether your celebration belongs on Ambergris Caye, Caye Caulker, in Placencia, Hopkins or another stretch of Belizean sand, tell Roberto the occasion, the date and the size of your party, and he will shape the celebration around you — the setting, the tables, the cake, the food and the flow of the day — so all you have to do is arrive and enjoy it.

Start planning your celebration

Every beach event is quoted individually, around your date, your guest count and the celebration you have in mind.

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More ways we can help

Connect the details around your trip.

Air & land transfers

We arrange local air and land transfers throughout Belize and can discuss connections to neighboring countries. Share your route, travel date and party size for a tailored quote.

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1-on-1 travel consultation

Get personal help from Belize travel consultant Roberto Garcia to shape your itinerary, stays and experiences around the trip you want.

$200 consultation fee

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Book a consultation

Plan Belize one-on-one with Roberto Garcia.

Meet with Roberto, your Belize travel consultant, for personal guidance on destinations, accommodations, tours, transfers and the details that bring your trip together.

$2001-on-1 travel consultation

Pay, then Roberto will reach out.

Send the $200 consultation fee through either Zelle or Venmo using the details below.

The consultation fee includes:

  1. Questions and details from start to finish
  2. Full detailed Belize travel itinerary with all stays, tours and transfers
  3. Great recommendations and must-dos
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In the payment note or memo, write “Belize consultation” so the payment can be matched to your booking.

Zelle or Venmo will automatically notify both you and Roberto when the payment is sent. Once it arrives, Roberto will reach out to schedule your consultation.

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