Belize
Straddling Central America’s lush jungles and the Caribbean Sea, Belize— the region’s only English-speaking gem—captivates luxury adventure travelers with its untamed beauty and exclusive allure. More than just a basic beach paradise, Belize is a playground of opulent thrills: dive the world’s second-largest Barrier Reef, teeming with over 100 coral types, 500 tropical fish species, whale sharks, and rays, or unearth the ancient Maya’s mysteries amid towering ruins and ceremonial caves. From private island sanctuaries to gourmet feasts in the wild, set out on a bespoke journey that seamlessly fuses adrenaline and indulgence.
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When to Go
The dry season (December to April) is the best time to visit, with clear skies, warm temperatures, and ideal conditions for diving, snorkeling, and jungle adventures.
The green season (June to November) brings rain, especially in August, September and October, with a higher hurricane risk.
Our favorite time to travel? At ROAM, we like the shoulder months of May and November, which balance fewer crowds with mostly dry weather.
Belize Highlights

The Great Blue Hole & Belize Barrier Reef
Dive or fly over this UNESCO World Heritage-listed marvel, a massive marine sinkhole surrounded by the world’s second-largest barrier reef. Arrange a private yacht charter or a helicopter tour for an unforgettable perspective, followed by snorkeling or diving among vibrant corals and exotic marine life.
Mayan Ruins in Style
Explore ancient wonders like Caracol, Xunantunich, or the eerie Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) Cave, where Mayan artifacts and skeletal remains await. Opt for a private guide and a chauffeured 4x4 to navigate these jungle-clad sites in comfort, with a gourmet picnic lunch to cap the experience.


Island Escapes
Ambergris Caye and Caye Caulker beckon with white-sand beaches and crystalline waters. Stay in overwater villas or beachfront suites at resorts like Victoria House, and indulge in private sailing trips to secluded cayes or sunset dinners featuring fresh lobster and Belizean rum cocktails.
Luxury Jungle Lodges
Retreat to eco-luxury havens like Blancaneaux Lodge or Chaa Creek, where infinity pools, spa treatments, and farm-to-table dining meet the wild. Zipline through the canopy, horseback ride to hidden waterfalls, or kayak along serene rivers—all with a concierge to tailor every detail.


Cultural Immersion
In Hopkins, experience the Garifuna culture with private drumming lessons or a chef-led cooking class featuring local delicacies.