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A cruise to Belize immediately reveals a wilder, more adventurous side of the Caribbean: the blue waters of the reef, cayes dotting the barrier reef, Maya sites in the jungle, and small boats connecting Belize City with the islands.

A port call can take many forms: snorkeling at Goff’s Caye, a relaxing day at Harvest Caye, a stroll around Caye Caulker, or an excursion to Altun Ha and the rivers inland.

Belize is for travelers who want more than a beach: a day of clear water, Maya culture, mangroves, Creole cuisine, and the feeling of reaching a remote tropical outpost.

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Belize, Mexico, United States

Itinerary : Tampa, Belize City, Cozumel, Costa Maya, Tampa

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Enchantment of the Seas

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Tampa

11/15/2026

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US$ 523

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United States, Honduras, Belize, Mexico

Itinerary : Fort Lauderdale, Roatan, Belize City, Cozumel, Fort Lauderdale

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Regal Princess

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Fort Lauderdale

09/19/2026

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US$ 563

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Honduras, Belize, Mexico, United States

Itinerary : Fort Lauderdale, Roatan, Belize City, Cozumel, Fort Lauderdale

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Star Princess

8 d

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Fort Lauderdale

10/24/2026

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US$ 586

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07-21 Nov 2026

05 Dec 2026

02-16-30 Jan 2027

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United States, Belize, Mexico

Itinerary : Tampa, Cozumel, Belize City, Costa Maya, Tampa

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Celebrity Summit

8 d

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Tampa

12/06/2026

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US$ 590

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25 Oct 2026

08-22 Nov 2026

28 Feb 2027

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United States, Mexico, Belize, Honduras

Itinerary : Fort Lauderdale, Cozumel, Belize City, Roatan, Fort Lauderdale

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2 other departures

Sun Princess

8 d

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Fort Lauderdale

03/21/2027

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US$ 604

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27 Dec 2026

24 Jan 2027

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United States, Mexico, Belize, Honduras

Itinerary : Fort Lauderdale, Cozumel, Belize City, Roatan, Fort Lauderdale

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Regal Princess

8 d

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Fort Lauderdale

10/24/2026

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US$ 649

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Mexico, Belize, Honduras, United States

Itinerary : Fort Lauderdale, Cozumel, Belize City, Roatan, Fort Lauderdale

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Star Princess

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Fort Lauderdale

12/19/2026

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US$ 729

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Honduras, Belize, Mexico, United States

Itinerary : Tampa, Roatan, Belize City, Cozumel, Tampa

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Enchantment of the Seas

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Tampa

01/17/2027

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US$ 820

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Belize, Mexico, United States

Itinerary : Galveston, Costa Maya, Belize City, Cozumel, Galveston

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Carnival Dream

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Galveston

09/13/2026

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US$ 580

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United States, Belize, Mexico

Itinerary : Galveston, Belize City, Cozumel, Galveston

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Carnival Dream

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Galveston

12/27/2026

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US$ 1,114

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United States, Belize, Mexico

Itinerary : New Orleans, Belize City, Cozumel, New Orleans

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Carnival Liberty

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New Orleans

11/15/2026

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US$ 451

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13 Dec 2026

14 Nov 2027

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Tips for choosing your cruise in Belize

1. Choose your region

Belize City & the barrier reef : The most popular cruise area, with tender service to shore and excursions to Goff’s Caye, Caye Caulker, the reef, snorkeling spots, and nearby Maya sites.
Harvest Caye & southern Belize : A private port of call associated with Norwegian Cruise Line, offering an easygoing beach-focused experience with direct beach access, a pool, water activities, and excursions to the mainland.
Northern cayes & island atmosphere : Ambergris Caye and Caye Caulker are ideal for travelers seeking a more relaxed atmosphere, with golf carts, narrow streets, snorkeling, and Creole cuisine.
Inland Maya sites & jungle : Altun Ha, Lamanai, and inland rivers add culture and adventure to the trip, with temples, tropical forest, and wildlife.

2. Choose your cruise style

Affordable & family-friendly cruises : Norwegian Cruise Line, Carnival, Royal Caribbean, MSC Cruises, and Costa Cruises are well suited to travelers who want to combine Belize with other Western Caribbean ports of call while enjoying pools, shows, entertainment, and easy excursions.
Premium itineraries & relaxed exploration : Celebrity Cruises, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Azamara, and Oceania Cruises let you explore Belize at a more relaxed pace, with greater comfort on board and excursions geared more toward culture, nature, or snorkeling.
Luxury, sophistication & small ships : Silversea, Seabourn Cruise Line, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Ponant, Explora Journeys, and The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection may be a good fit depending on the itinerary, with more refined cuisine, personalized service, more intimate ships, and a more sophisticated approach to the Caribbean.

Top experiences for your Belize cruise

From Belize City, a port call often revolves around the sea: small cayes, the reef, snorkeling, and quick excursions to nearby Maya sites.

Goff’s Caye

Head to this tiny islet on the barrier reef for an easygoing day of white sand, clear water, and snorkeling.

Caye Caulker

Enjoy a slower pace, with sandy streets, small local spots, a waterfront setting, and a laid-back Caribbean island atmosphere.

Altun Ha

Discover a Maya site within easy reach of Belize City, with stone temples and clearings that provide an introduction to the country’s pre-Columbian history.

Caye Caulker

Plan a leisurely day of strolling, lunch, swimming, and observing island life.

Altun Ha

Add a rewarding cultural excursion, with temples you can see without a long hike through the jungle.

Goff’s Caye

Choose a guided outing to enjoy the reef without multiple transfers, with time at the beach and in the water at an easygoing pace.

Altun Ha

Combine Maya temples with a drive inland to add variety to a day that goes beyond the waterfront.

Goff’s Caye

Set out on an active snorkeling trip featuring the reef, tropical fish, and a stop on a tiny caye.

Caye Caulker

Spend a relaxed day around the Split, enjoying small seafood restaurants and the island’s “go slow” atmosphere.

Harvest Caye offers a well-organized, beach-focused port call, with direct access to the beach, water activities, and optional excursions to southern Belize.

Harvest Caye

Enjoy an easygoing day at the beach and pool, surrounded by palm trees and views of southern Belize’s clear waters.

Placencia

Head to the mainland for the feel of a coastal village, with small local spots, sand, docks, and a more authentic Caribbean pace.

Monkey River

Take a nature excursion through the mangroves and along the river in search of birds, howler monkeys, and tropical scenery.

Placencia

Take an easygoing trip to the village for a change of pace and a more local view of the coast.

Monkey River

Enjoy a well-organized boat trip that offers excellent wildlife viewing without requiring an overly strenuous expedition.

Harvest Caye

Make the most of this convenient port call, with a beach, pool, entertainment, and activities available without a long transfer.

Monkey River

Choose a more adventurous excursion featuring a boat ride, mangroves, the calls of monkeys, and scenes of life along the water.

Harvest Caye

Mix time at the beach with ziplining, kayaking, or paddleboarding to suit the group, all in a very easygoing setting.

Placencia

Head to the village for a fish meal, a walk on the sand, and a less standardized atmosphere than on the private island.

The northern cayes showcase Belize at its most relaxed, with sandy streets, docks, snorkeling, Creole cuisine, and ever-present views of the reef.

Ambergris Caye

Discover San Pedro, with its narrow streets, docks, and waterfront island-resort atmosphere.

Hol Chan Marine Reserve

Go snorkeling in one of the country’s best-known marine areas, with coral, fish, and turtles when conditions are right.

Secret Beach

Visit a beach farther from San Pedro, known for its shallow water and relaxed atmosphere.

Hol Chan Marine Reserve

Discover one of Belize’s premier marine sites, with tropical fish, coral, rays, and clear water that makes wildlife easy to observe.

Secret Beach

Enjoy a peaceful swim in shallow water and a laid-back atmosphere for a relaxing day.

Ambergris Caye

Follow an easy route around San Pedro, with golf carts, small shops, docks, and breaks by the water.

Secret Beach

End the day in a carefree atmosphere, with swimming, music, tables right at the water’s edge, and late-afternoon light.

Ambergris Caye

Explore San Pedro by golf cart, stopping at beach bars and small ceviche spots and taking in views of the reef.

Hol Chan Marine Reserve

Devote the day to snorkeling among tropical fish, rays, turtles, and easily accessible underwater scenery.

Inland Belize takes you beyond the classic Caribbean image to Maya temples, rivers, caves, and tropical forest.

Lamanai

Combine a river cruise with a Maya site surrounded by lush vegetation for an excursion more immersive than a simple visit to the ruins.

Nohoch Che’en

Explore caves and the river on a tubing excursion through a landscape of jungle and limestone.

Belize Zoo

See local wildlife at a more manageable pace, including jaguars, tapirs, toucans, and other native animals.

Nohoch Che’en

Choose tubing only if the participants’ ages and comfort in the water are appropriate, as this is a more active experience.

Belize Zoo

Choose this visit for an up-close look at Belize’s wildlife without long walks through the forest.

Lamanai

Choose this excursion if you want to combine a boat ride, nature, and Maya temples in a full and varied day.

Belize Zoo

Add a shorter nature stop, ideal for spotting the country’s iconic species before returning to port.

Lamanai

Set out on an action-packed day of river travel, the calls of howler monkeys, temples, and an immersive jungle atmosphere.

Nohoch Che’en

Choose a more adventurous outing with walking, caves, a river, and tubing through caverns.

Best times to cruise to Belize

January - March

Weather & swimming

Very favorable conditions, but higher demand. Excursions to the reef, cayes, and Maya sites are particularly popular.

Expert advice

Book key outings early, especially if you want a snorkeling excursion or a visit to a Maya site that fits the ship’s schedule.

April & December

Weather & swimming

The most comfortable period. Drier weather, more pleasant temperatures, and better conditions for snorkeling, Maya sites, cayes, and inland excursions.

Expert advice

The best choice for a first cruise to Belize, especially if you want to combine the reef, a beach, and a cultural tour.

May - June

Weather & swimming

Still appealing, though the heat is more noticeable. Showers become more likely, but conditions can remain good for boat trips and excursions.

Expert advice

A good compromise if you prefer a slightly less crowded atmosphere, provided you keep your plans flexible.

July - November

Weather & swimming

More variable weather, with more frequent rain, humidity, occasionally less favorable sea conditions, and a risk of tropical disturbances in the region.

Expert advice

Consider this period with caution for a cruise focused on Belize. Itineraries may be adjusted based on the weather.

Season	Weather & swimming	Expert advice
January - March	Very favorable conditions, but higher demand. Excursions to the reef, cayes, and Maya sites are particularly popular.	Book key outings early, especially if you want a snorkeling excursion or a visit to a Maya site that fits the ship’s schedule.
April & December	The most comfortable period. Drier weather, more pleasant temperatures, and better conditions for snorkeling, Maya sites, cayes, and inland excursions.	The best choice for a first cruise to Belize, especially if you want to combine the reef, a beach, and a cultural tour.
May - June	Still appealing, though the heat is more noticeable. Showers become more likely, but conditions can remain good for boat trips and excursions.	A good compromise if you prefer a slightly less crowded atmosphere, provided you keep your plans flexible.
July - November More variable weather, with more frequent rain, humidity, occasionally less favorable sea conditions, and a risk of tropical disturbances in the region. Consider this period with caution for a cruise focused on Belize. Itineraries may be adjusted based on the weather.

Cruise hotspots in Belize

In Belize, the highlights of a port call span sea and jungle: the reef, cayes, Maya sites, rivers, and coastal villages each reveal a different side of the country.

Goff’s Caye

For a focused, enjoyable outing from Belize City featuring a tiny caye, the reef, and clear water.

Hol Chan Marine Reserve

For one of Belize’s best-known snorkeling experiences, with abundant marine life when conditions are right.

Caye Caulker

For a slower-paced, easygoing island atmosphere that travelers love.

Goff’s Caye

For a focused, enjoyable outing from Belize City featuring a tiny caye, the reef, and clear water.

Hol Chan Marine Reserve

For one of Belize’s best-known snorkeling experiences, with abundant marine life when conditions are right.

Caye Caulker

For a slower-paced, easygoing island atmosphere that travelers love.

Altun Ha

For an easy-to-reach Maya excursion from Belize City, with stone temples and a pace that fits a port call.

Lamanai

For a more immersive experience combining a river cruise, tropical forest, and Maya ruins.

Nohoch Che’en

For caves, the river, and a more active way to explore inland Belize.

Altun Ha

For an easy-to-reach Maya excursion from Belize City, with stone temples and a pace that fits a port call.

Lamanai

For a more immersive experience combining a river cruise, tropical forest, and Maya ruins.

Nohoch Che’en

For caves, the river, and a more active way to explore inland Belize.

Great Blue Hole

For its spectacular appearance from the air, especially on a scenic flight or as part of an extended itinerary.

Secret Beach

For the shallow water, docks, and relaxed atmosphere of Ambergris Caye.

Harvest Caye

For a memorable port call with palm trees, a beach, a lagoon, and water activities.

Great Blue Hole

For its spectacular appearance from the air, especially on a scenic flight or as part of an extended itinerary.

Secret Beach

For the shallow water, docks, and relaxed atmosphere of Ambergris Caye.

Harvest Caye

For a memorable port call with palm trees, a beach, a lagoon, and water activities.

Caye Caulker

For ceviche, lobster in season, casual bars, and the “go slow” atmosphere.

Placencia

For a more authentic seaside village, with grilled fish, docks, and small, quiet local spots.

Belize City

For a quick break around Creole dishes such as rice and beans, simmered chicken or garnaces.

Caye Caulker

For ceviche, lobster in season, casual bars, and the “go slow” atmosphere.

Placencia

For a more authentic seaside village, with grilled fish, docks, and small, quiet local spots.

Belize City

For a quick break around Creole dishes such as rice and beans, simmered chicken or garnaces.

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Must-see experiences on a Belize cruise

Swim along the barrier reef at Goff’s Caye

Goff’s Caye is often described as one of the simplest yet most memorable experiences from Belize City. Travelers love the tiny islet, clear water, tropical fish, and the feeling of stepping directly onto the barrier reef.

Discover Altun Ha among Maya temples and tropical forest

Altun Ha adds genuine cultural depth without requiring an overly long expedition. Travelers enjoy the stone temples, clearings, and vegetation surrounding the site, as well as the contrast with the Caribbean’s purely beach-focused scenery.

Slow down on Caye Caulker during a port call

Caye Caulker stands out for its wonderfully relaxed pace. Sandy streets, small seafood restaurants, docks, the Split, and the “go slow” atmosphere reveal a more local, island side of Belize.

Hidden gems off the beaten path

Take a boat to Monkey River from southern Belize

From Harvest Caye or Placencia, Monkey River offers a more nature-focused experience than a traditional beach day. Travelers enjoy cruising through the mangroves, spotting birds, hearing howler monkeys, and discovering a wilder side of Belize.

Enjoy ceviche on Caye Caulker after snorkeling

Travelers often mention this stop because it is a natural extension of a day on the water. After an outing on the reef, ceviche, seasonal lobster, or grilled fish by the sea makes for a simple, authentic, and memorable port call.

Explore the Nohoch Che’en caves by inner tube

Nohoch Che’en is ideal for travelers seeking a more active port call. The combination of a jungle walk, river, limestone caves, and an inner-tube float creates an experience far removed from the beaches while still centered on the water.

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Belize must-sees

Formerly known as British Honduras, Belize covers a total area of 22965Km², overlooked by small mountain ranges. Dominated by Victoria Peak and criss-crossed by cascades, waterfalls and numerous rivers, these Mayan mountains culminate at an altitude of 1122 m, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding jungle. A prime destination for caving enthusiasts, this small country abounds in exceptional caves, including the must-see Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM). Witness to Mayan customs and often difficult to access, these sites can be visited in their original state.

Criss-crossed by the Rio Belize and Rio Hondo rivers, natural borders with Mexico, Belize is a leading nautical destination. Its greatest pride is undoubtedly the coral reef to be explored at Ambergris Caye. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 300 km-long coral reef is a paradise for diving and snorkelling. Protected as part of the Belizean Cayes, the 300m-diameter, 124m-deep cenote known as the Big Blue Hole is known as one of the most beautiful underwater sites in the world. Stretching 7km long and 600m wide, Caye Caulker invites you to escape, with its village of houses on stilts and clear, warm waters offering visibility down to 60m. In Belize, nature has so much to offer. With its black orchids known as Belize's national flower, the jungle awaits the most adventurous. Encounters here are as surprising as they are unusual, whether with the howler monkey with its raucous, powerful cry, the tapir (mountain cow) or the rare jaguar, which can be seen mainly at the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, a 40,000-hectare reserve.

An English-speaking country, Belize is a multicultural destination. While the port of Belize City is bathed in a Caribbean atmosphere, the Jamaican ambience awaits visitors throughout the capital of Belmopan. The colorful wooden cabañas lining the streets of Belize City blend into the unspoilt natural landscape, where Mayan remains have stood for centuries. This is particularly true of the Altun Ha site and its famous jade sculptures, including the head of the sun god K'inich Ajaw, weighing 4.42kg. Once part of an empire that stretched across Central America, in particular Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico, Belize boasts such must-see archaeological sites as El Caracol, Laes, Cerros, Cahal Pech, Lubaantún, Nim Li Punit, Xunantunich with its 40m castillo and Santa Rita. Inhabited by the Mayas as early as 1500 BC, the jungle-dwelling Lamanai site invites visitors on a fascinating adventure lasting an average of 3 hours....

The city's architectural heritage is also reflected in more recent buildings. Among the must-see monuments of the colonial era are the Palace of Justice, built in 1926, Government House, dating from 1814, and St John's Cathedral, the oldest and most important Anglican sanctuary on the continent. The Victorian mansions of the Fort George District, the Bliss Institute cultural center and Battlefield Park are also well worth a visit.

The best time to visit Belize

With its subtropical climate, Belize is best visited from December to April, with sunny days, light sea breezes along the coast and little rain. The average annual temperature is 26°C. To take advantage of competitive accommodation prices, the low season (June to October) is the best time to visit.

As Belize's gastronomy combines Mexican, American, Chinese and Indian cuisine, there are specialties to suit all tastes and budgets.

Cruises Belize : Offers and promotions 2026 - 2027

Belize cruise: How to choose the right cruise

Tips for choosing your cruise in Belize

1. Choose your region

2. Choose your cruise style

Top experiences for your Belize cruise

Best times to cruise to Belize

Cruise hotspots in Belize

What our customers loved:

Must-see experiences on a Belize cruise

Hidden gems off the beaten path

Learn more about your Belize cruise

Belize must-sees

The best time to visit Belize

Boats on Belize

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