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Placencia Village, creole fishing village with swimming beaches, bars, restaurants.
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Seine Beight, a traditional Garifuna village a few miles north of Placencia, provides a chance to sample Garifuna cooking and music.
- Scuba - Home of the famous Blue hole. Scuba diving off the cost offers an experience of walls and canyons found in 60-80 feet of water. Instruction and guided tours offered.
- Snorkel - is available at an abundance of islands just off the cost including, Laughing Bird or Silk Caye & Reef and Placencia Caye.
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Sport Fishing - Inside or outside the reef. Placencia is also well known for it's Salt water fly fishing.
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Sailing - Catamarans with or without crews and private sailboats for day sailing or overnights.
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Kayak - Placencia Lagoon or nearby Placencia Caye
and beyond.
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Whale Shark watching
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Annul Placencia Lobster Fest in June
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Biking - Experience the peninsula and nearby communities between Maya Beach and Placencia.
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Birding - On the peninsula, where over 54 species have
been recorded.
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Walk for miles along uncrowded palm-lined beaches. It is possible to stroll north seven miles from Placencia Village to Seine Bight Village without interruption.
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Go on tubes in the rivers flowing through the Mayan Mountain caves
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Canoing, floating, and white water rafting in the beautiful rivers of Western Belize.
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Horseback riding through the mountain pine ridge near San Ignaciao to beautiful waterfalls.
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Visiting numerous Mayan ruins, some still unexplored or undiscovered.
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Canopying, which is rappelling above the rain forest tree tops from one platform to another via harness, ropes, and ziplines.
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