Explore the Best of Belize when you stay at Hummingbird Estate Cabanas Bed and Breakfast!

 Dangriga, the cultural capital of Belize, is the perfect spot to explore Garifuna culture. You can visit local museums, such as the Gulisi Garifuna Museum, or catch traditional drumming performances and sample local Garifuna cuisine. Dangriga is also a gateway to nearby offshore cayes, perfect for day trips or water-based adventures like snorkeling and diving. 

 Highlights:

• The heart of Garifuna culture and music.
• Bustling markets and local eateries.
• Access to beautiful offshore cayes.

Things to Do:

• Visit the Gulisi Garifuna Museum: Learn about the history and traditions of the Garifuna people.
• Catch a Drumming Performance: Experience traditional music and dance performances.
• Sample Local Cuisine: Enjoy Garifuna dishes like Hudut and Cassava Bread at local restaurants.
• Take a Day Trip to Offshore Cayes: Explore nearby islands like Tobacco Caye for snorkeling and beach relaxation.

Nearby Amenities:

• Restaurants: Local eateries offering Garifuna and Belizean cuisine.
• Shops: Markets and souvenir shops for local crafts and goods.
• Transportation: Taxi services and rental car agencies available.

 Known for its vibrant village life and stunning beaches, Hopkins is a must-visit for those wanting to experience authentic Belizean culture. Take a stroll along the sandy shores, dive into adventure with snorkeling or scuba diving tours, or enjoy some of the best seafood Belize has to offer. Hopkins also provides easy access to the nearby Sittee River and the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. 

Highlights:

• Picturesque beaches ideal for relaxation.
• Rich cultural experiences with local music and dance.
• Access to outdoor adventures and watersports.

Things to Do:

• Relax on Hopkins Beach: Enjoy sunbathing and swimming along the coast.
• Explore the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary: Hike through lush trails while spotting diverse wildlife.
• Take a River Tour: Experience the beauty of the Sittee River with tubing or kayaking excursions.
• Join a Snorkeling or Diving Tour: Discover the underwater wonders of the Belize Barrier Reef.

Nearby Amenities:

• Restaurants: Beachfront dining options featuring fresh seafood.
• Shops: Local markets for souvenirs and supplies.
• Transportation: Taxis and rental services available for easy exploration.

Placencia is a quaint peninsula known for its pristine beaches and vibrant community. It’s a hub for marine activities like snorkeling, diving, and fishing, with direct access to the Belize Barrier Reef. The village itself has a lively boardwalk with restaurants, bars, and local artisan shops. It's the perfect spot for a day trip filled with sun, sand, and local charm.  

Highlights:

• Vibrant community with a lively boardwalk.
• Access to beautiful cayes and marine activities.
• Rich culinary scene featuring local flavors.

Things to Do:

• Stroll the Placencia Boardwalk: Explore shops, restaurants, and art galleries.
• Visit Laughing Bird Caye National Park: Take a boat trip for snorkeling and beach relaxation.
• Participate in Watersports: Try kayaking, paddleboarding, or fishing.
• Explore Local Cuisine: Enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Belizean dishes at beachfront restaurants.

Nearby Amenities:

• Restaurants: Various dining options, from casual to upscale.
• Shops: Local boutiques and grocery stores.
• Transportation: Taxis and rental services for convenient travel.

 For a nature-filled adventure, visit Maya King Waterfalls, where you can take in breathtaking views and enjoy a cool dip in the fresh waters. This scenic spot is perfect for hiking, picnicking, and birdwatching. Surrounded by lush jungle, it's a serene escape into Belize’s natural beauty. 

Highlights:

• Scenic hiking trails leading to stunning waterfalls.
• Refreshing swimming pools for cooling off.
• Lush surroundings and diverse flora.

Things to Do:

• Hike to the Waterfalls: Follow trails to enjoy stunning views and natural beauty.
• Swim in the Refreshing Pools: Take a dip in the natural pools at the base of the falls.
• Picnic in Nature: Bring a meal and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
• Birdwatching: Spot local bird species as you hike through the area.

Nearby Amenities:

• Picnic Areas: Designated spots for outdoor dining.
• Local Vendors: Small shops offering snacks and beverages.
• Parking: Ample parking available for visitors.

 Explore the crystal-clear waters of the inland Blue Hole at this national park. In addition to a refreshing swim, you can also explore the nearby St. Herman’s Cave, which offers guided tours of an ancient Maya ceremonial site. With miles of hiking trails and opportunities for birdwatching, this park is a haven for nature lovers. 

Highlights:

• Incredible cave systems and unique geological formations.
• Picturesque blue hole for swimming and relaxation.
• Diverse ecosystems teeming with wildlife.

Things to Do:

• Explore St. Herman's Cave: Join a guided tour to discover ancient rock formations.
• Swim in the Blue Hole: Refresh yourself in the beautiful, clear waters.
• Hiking Trails: Discover various trails rich in flora and fauna.
• Birdwatching and Nature Walks: Enjoy the tranquility while spotting various bird species.

Nearby Amenities:

• Visitor Center: Information and resources about the park.
• Restrooms: Available for visitor convenience.
• Parking: On-site parking for easy access.

 Dubbed the "Best Little Zoo in the World," the Belize Zoo is home to native wildlife species such as jaguars, tapirs, howler monkeys, and scarlet macaws. It’s an easy day trip from Hummingbird Estate and offers a fantastic opportunity to learn more about Belize’s diverse ecosystems and animals in a natural setting. 

Highlights:

• Native animal exhibits showcasing Belize’s wildlife.
• Conservation-focused educational programs.
• Scenic grounds for walking and exploration.

Things to Do:

• Visit Native Animal Exhibits: Learn about diverse wildlife in natural settings.
• Take Guided Tours: Join tours for insights into animals and their habitats.
• Participate in Educational Programs: Engage in hands-on experiences focused on conservation.
• Picnic Areas: Enjoy a meal in designated picnic spots.

Nearby Amenities:

• Gift Shop: Souvenirs and educational materials available.
• Snack Bar: Light refreshments for visitors.
• Parking: Ample parking facilities for guests.