In Belize, adventure rarely stays at sea level. Dive the Great Blue Hole, a giant marine sinkhole plunging more than 400 feet, or explore Actun Tunichil Muknal, where Maya pottery and skeletal remains sit deep inside a cave. On land, Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary was created to protect jaguars, while offshore, the Belize Barrier Reef opens up a world of coral, rays, turtles and sharks. Then there are Maya cities, jungle hikes and cayes made for slowing down. Small country? Definitely. Small itinerary? Not a chance. Find out more at the Belize Tourism Authority stand.

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