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I’m the longest river in Belize, starting up in the Maya Mountains and winding through lush rainforests until I reach the sea. What am I?
The Belize River
We are a chain of islands off the coast of Belize, known for our sandy beaches, coral reefs, and laid-back vibe. Scuba divers and snorkelers love exploring our waters. What are we?
cayes
We’re Belize’s national flower. Our five petals range in color from red to orange and we bloom on vines in the rainforest canopy. What are we?
black orchid
I’m Belize’s former capital and largest city, located at the mouth of the Belize River. What city am I?
belize city
I’m a beach town in central Belize known for my sandy beaches, restaurants, and island ferries headed to the cayes. What town am I?
San Pedro
I’m a coastal town in southern Belize, popular for my Garifuna culture, fishing, and access to the Barrier Reef. What town am I?
I’m the Belizean head of government who leads the executive branch from Belmopan. My role is similar to a prime minister. What am I called?
the prime minister
We’re a traditional breakfast dish in Belize, made from fried dough that’s soaked in coconut milk and spices. What are we?
fry jack
I’m a rum-based liquor and one of Belize’s national drinks. I’m made from sugarcane and known for my darker color. What am I?
the belikin beer
I’m Belize’s largest island, famous for my sandy beaches, luxury resorts, and underwater cave systems. What island am I?
Ambergris Caye
We are a group of related Mayan languages still spoken by indigenous groups in parts of Belize today. What are we
The Mayan languages
I’m an ancient civilization that built large cities and temples in Belize between 2000 BC and 900 AD. Our architectural achievements included tall pyramids. Who are we?
the maya
I’m a spiny-tailed lizard found in the tropical forests of Belize. Tourists love trying to spot my lime green coloring and Mohawk-like crest. What reptile am I?
the green igauna
I’m a Mayan archaeological site in western Belize, known for my large stone monuments and ball courts used for ritual games. What site am I?
caracol
’m a spicy condiment served with many dishes in Belize, made from habanero peppers and other seasonings. What am I?
I’m Belize’s national animal. I’m the largest big cat in the Americas and I love swimming in rivers and wetlands. What feline am I?
the jaguar
I’m a brightly colored parrot native to the jungles of Belize. My name comes from the Mayan words for “yellow head.” What am I?
tocan
I’m Belize’s most famous Mayan ruin, located near San Ignacio. Tourists come to see my tall temple pyramids rising above the jungle canopy. What site am I?
Xunantunich
: I’m a Garifuna settlement in southern Belize, where you can experience this unique Afro-Caribbean culture through food, music, and dance. What am I?
Hopkins
I’m a Belizean citrus fruit that looks like an orange but tastes tangier. I’m often juiced or made into preserves in Belizean cuisine. What am I?
the Seville orange
v’m a large lagoon located near Belize City, home to manatees, crocodiles, and over 500 species of birds. Sailors use me as a protected harbor. What am I?
The Belize City Port
I’m Belize’s largest offshore coral atoll, famous for my stone formations that emerge above sea level. What am I?
Glover’s Reef
I’m the tallest peak and most famous mountain in Belize, located in the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. Hikers love the challenge of climbing my 3,675 feet. What mountain am I
victoria peak
I’m Belize’s largest snake, known for swimming in rivers and lagoons while hunting prey. I can grow over 15 feet long! What am I?
The boa constrictor
I’m a cute creature with a long prehensile tail that allows me to hang from branches. At night I feast on fruit in Belize’s rainforests. What nocturnal marsupial am I?
The kinkajou