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Placencia area is a narrow 17-mile long peninsula that juts out into the
Caribbean in southern Belize, about 40 miles south of Dangriga (as the
crow flies). The Placencia Lagoon on the west separates it from the
Belize mainland. The Caribbean Sea forms its eastern and southern
borders.
Placencia Village
is the hub of the Peninsula, where most of the local restaurants, bars,
gift shops, banks, the main dock, grocery stores and other services are
located.
Placencia Village offers a good range of
lodging options, from rooms with shared baths, to cabanas on the beach
with efficiency kitchens, to very nice two-bedroom air-conditioned
apartments, beach houses, hotels and luxury villas.
People
who stay in a hotel in Placencia Village proper tend to want to get to know
Belizeans on a more personal level and
to have the convenience of being able to walk
to grocery stores, restaurants, the dock, etc.
Choices for a
Placencia Village resort, hotel, cabana or guesthouse
run the gamut from simple wooden cabanas on the beach to full service
luxury resorts and hotels, with most everything in between. Most all are
beachfront, several have beachfront pools, on-premises restaurants and
spas.
We work with most of the Placencia hotels, resorts,
guesthouses, lodges and cabanas on the
Peninsula, and those we have selected to feature on our Website are
those which have consistently provided our clients with good service
value within their rate categories.
Follow the
links below for more information on Placencia resorts, hotels and
transportation.
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