• Belize Tours - The historic tour of Belize City provides a fascinating glimpse into the history of what was formerly called British Honduras, now known as Belize. Belize City has a population of 67,964, with nearby suburbs bringing the total to approximately 80,000. This tour showcases the remarkable and historical landmarks of Belize City, including the Baron Bliss Lighthouse. Over time, Belize Town has gradually enhanced its infrastructure and has been the focus of several development projects.

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• Lunch
• Gratuity
• Items of personal nature

The Belize City historical tour provides engaging knowledge about the old seat of power in Belize. Belize City, the most populous in Belize’s Central American region, served as the British Honduras capital until the establishment of Belmopan as the new capital in 1970. It is home to 67,964 residents, with surrounding suburbs increasing this figure to approximately 80,000. Multiple cruise liners anchor outside the port and receive service from the locals.

Belize City, initially known as Belize Town, was established in 1638 by British lumberjacks. Its original identity was a minor Maya city named Holzuz.

Over time, Belize Town underwent infrastructure enhancements, playing host to various infrastructural initiatives. Nevertheless, much of the historical colonial-era streets remain narrow and crowded, with a sizable number of houses still vulnerable to fire and hurricane damage.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.