Belize

According to citypopulationreview, Belize City, the capital of Belize, is located on the east coast of Central America along the Caribbean Sea. It is the largest city in the country and its main port. Founded as a British settlement in 1638, Belize City has served as the political and economic hub of Belize ever since. It was once known as “the Wall Street of Central America” due to its importance to banking and finance. Today, it remains an important financial center for the region. The city is home to a vibrant mix of cultures, including Garifuna, Mestizo, Creole, Mayan, Mennonite and more. This diversity has given rise to a rich culture that permeates throughout Belize City. The city also has several parks and public spaces that provide residents with plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities like walking or biking along the waterfront or visiting Fort George for a spectacular view of the Caribbean Sea. Other attractions include St John’s Cathedral and Baron Bliss Lighthouse which offer visitors an insight into local history and culture. Additionally, there are numerous restaurants serving up local cuisine including seafood specialties like conch ceviche or hudut (a Garifuna dish made with fish). With its stunning views, unique culture and endless activities to explore, Belize City truly is an exciting destination for tourists from around the world! Belize has a tropical climate with two distinct seasons. From November to May, Belize experiences the dry season, with temperatures ranging from 75°F (24°C) to the low 90s (30-32°C). The humidity is low and rainfall is sparse during this period. The wet season is from June to October, when temperatures range from 80-90°F (27-32°C). This season brings higher levels of humidity and significant rainfall. Although rain falls year round, it is especially heavy between mid-August and mid-October. The months of September and October are typically the wettest in Belize. Hurricanes are also a possibility during this time of year. During the wet season, thunderstorms can occur randomly throughout the day, usually accompanied by strong winds and heavy downpours that last for an hour or two before dissipating into sunny skies again. Check bridgat for Belize Weather and Climate.