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	Atolls and Outer Cayes of Belize - Islands of Belize
		Atolls and Outer Cayes of Belize - Islands of Belize
		Turneffe Islands is Belize’s largest Atoll with 30 miles long and 10 miles wide, and encircling myriad shallows and lagoons.
		This is an attractive five-acre palm fringed island with excellent beaches and surrounded by dazzling, turquoise waters due to the shallow reef along the island's eastern and southern shore.
	www.enjoy-belize.com /atollsandoutercayes.htm (490 words)

	Belize
		Belize Belize is a small nation in Belize City and the Belize River.
		Belize District Belize District is a district of the nation of 2000 census, Belize District had a population of 74,065 p...
		Progresso, Belize Progresso is a town in the 2000 census.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/belize.html (701 words)

	Dive Global Destination :: Belize
		One of the richest ecosystems on the planet, Belize's reef is punctuated by scores of beautiful islands, sand bores, patch reefs, and various underwater structures that are home to hundreds of animal and plant species, including 220 types of fish and untold species of invertebrates.
		North of the island for 12 miles is a drop-off of 60ft (10m) with sand canyons of the Spur and Grove formation leading to it.
		Temperatures in Belize range from 50°F to 95°F with an annual mean of 79°F. November to January are traditionally the coolest months with a 75°F average and May to September are the warmest at about a 81°F average.Water temperatures average 79-80 degrees in the Winter and 83 degrees in the Summer.
	diveglobal.com /explore_destinations/destinations/caribbean/belize.asp (926 words)

	Caribbean Islands Travel to Belize \| Caribbean Tourism Organisation \| Tropical Vacations
		Belize is the only country in Central America whose official language is English — but Spanish, Creole and Maya are also spoken.
		Among the historic sights are Fort George, built in Belize City by the British in 1803, and St John’s Cathedral, built in 1826.
		Belize is very old it was once a part of the Maya kingdom before being colonized by the Spanish and the British.
	www.doitcaribbean.com /belize/index.html.en-US (508 words)

	Garciaa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Glover's Reef, Lighthouse Reef, and the Turneffe Islands Atoll.
		Geography of the Turneffe Islands Atoll and Calabash Caye
		Seagrass beds within the Turneffe Islands Atoll are intact and are not greatly disturbed except by dolphins (Tursiops turncatus) and crocodiles (Corcodylus acutus) that inhabit the lagoons, and by fishermen harvesting conch, lobster, and fish in the area.
	www.unesco.org /csi/pub/papers/garciaa.htm (3814 words)

	International Real Estate - Islands for Sale Worldwide
		Island For Sale in Fiji - - The 225 acre island is 1 mile long by 1/3 mile wide and 150 feet high, surrounded by a 5,000 acre plus lagoon which completely encircles the island, offering protection from extreme tides and providing the island with calm tranquil waters ideally suited for water sports.
		Island For Sale in Belize - - Horizon Caye is a 13 acre island located 8mi/13km north-east of Dangriga, the nearest embarkation point on the mainland of Belize; that is only a short boat ride away, ranging from 10 minutes to 20 depending on sea conditions.
		Island For Sale in Fiji - - This rare island property and landholding makes up over 50 acres and is an exceedingly desirable property investment in Fiji, which offers the oppertunity to create your very own tropical paradise in privacy and relative isolation.
	www.escapeartist.com /International_Real_Estate/Islands_For_Sale/Islands_For_Sale.html (679 words)

	Bay Islands
		Located just southeast of Belize in the Western Caribbean, the Bay Islands of Roatan, Utila and Guanaja are part of the same barrier reef as Belize.
		Oriented to dive enthusiasts, the culture of the Bay Islands is as rich and colorful as the marine life living off its shores.
		The island of Roatan is the most developed of the Bay Island and located 40 miles northeast of mainland Honduras.
	members.cox.net /antonsteenman/liveaboards/bay_islands.htm (269 words)

	Caribbean Real Estate - Fifty Acres Of Waterfront Property On The North Coast Of Belize At Consejo
		Belize's famous barrier islands and Caribbean Sea are 30 miles east across the bay.
		Belize is part of the British Commonwealth and English is the official language of the country (Go to the Belize Residency page for more details.) Belize law is based on English common law.
		The location of this Belize development affords property owners many opportunities including: eco-tourism; Mayan Ruins within Belize; proximity to the barrier islands and Ambergris Caye; access to world renowned Caribbean deep sea fishing, scuba diving and snorkeling; good fishing in the nearby rivers and the bay; and sailing and marine activities.
	www.caribbeanland.net /belize.htm (819 words)

	Belize encyclopedia : Cultural Information , Maps, Belize politics and officials, Belizen History. Travel to Belize
		Belize is a small nation on the eastern coast of Central America, on the Caribbean Sea bordered by Mexico to the northwest and Guatemala to the west and south.
		The name is derived from the Belize River, after which Belize City, the former capital and largest city, is also named.
		Belize is a member of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the Sistema de Integracion Centro Americana (SICA) and considers itself to be both Caribbean, and Central American.
	www.belizeiworld.com (261 words)

	Lighthose Reef Resort \| Belize Scuba Diving Resort \| Dive Vacations \| Belize Blue Hole
		Belize First Magazine, the #1 Magazine on Life and Travel on the Caribbean coast has rated Lighthouse Reef Resort the best offshore dive resort in Belize for the third consecutive year.
		Charming scuba diving resort in Belize with beachfront villas on a private Caribbean island add a touch of luxury to a resort dedicated to serious divers.
		It is roughly oval-shaped, surrounded by a nearly enclosed ring of coral reefs and a few sandy islands, with a shallow emerald lagoon on the inside.
	www.scubabelize.com (824 words)

	Antillean Manatees, Belize
		The Drowned Cayes are a group of mangrove islands between Belize City and the Belize Barrier Reef in Central America.
		While on a break from our Earthwatch Manatees in Belize project in the Drowned Cayes of Belize this spring, I had the opportunity to help Buddy Powell with his manatee tagging project in Southern Lagoon.
		Belize may be the last stronghold for Antillean manatees in the Caribbean and we are proud to play a small part in the Nationwide Manatee Conservation Program.
	www.virtualexplorers.org /belize/belize_life.htm (1200 words)

	Marshall Islands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Quite literally on the other side of the planet, the Marshall Islands are a group of 33 islands and atolls scattered across the central western Pacific.
		Majuro, capital of the Marshall Islands, is also the main gateway into the country, with frequent flights from Hawaii on Continental and Aloha Airlines, and from Kosrae to the Southwest.
		Whilst the islands have been inhabited for some 2000 years, they were "discovered" by the Spaniard Alonso de Salazar in 1525 but were not visited again until 1788, this time by the English naval captain John Marshall, after whom the islands were subsequently named.
	www.scuba-safaris.com /pages/destination/marshall_islands (535 words)

	Visit Belize City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Tours to Belize are labeled “expedition” or “safari” rather than “vacation.” Its offshore accommodations and facilities are considered primitive by Caribbean standards—few TVs, phones or automobiles on most of the islands—yet Belize’s jungles and unspoiled reefs lure intrepid divers back again and again.
		Visitors arriving in Belize City will find a safer environment than in the past, thanks to a special Tourist Police Force formed in 1995 that has reduced crimes against tourists by 72%.
		On the mainland outside Belize City one finds fairly rugged and varied terrain, alive with yellowhead parrots, giant iguanas, monkeys and a curious creature called the gibnut—described by Belizean author, Robert Nicolait, as a cross between a fat rabbit and a small pig.
	home1.gte.net /vze1zqkz/cruise/belize.html (423 words)

	Brainboost - how many islands are in belize
		Belize - A Real Island - $600,000 - This 5.1 acre parcel is located on the northern tip of Blackbird Caye in the heart of the picturesque Turneffe Islands, just 40km from Belize City.
		Belize’s dive spots alone attract thousands of visitors, most of whom stay in the offshore cayes..
		Belize - EL PESCADOR/PUNTA GORDA, Belize - El Pescador PG is recognized as one of the most diverse and famous angling destinations due to the proximity of Punta Icacos, Wild Cane Cayes, Snake Caye, Punta Negra and the hundreds of tiny islands which encompass the world - renowned Permit Flats and many freshwater lagoons..
	www.brainboost.com /search.asp?Q=how+many+islands+are+in+belize (346 words)

	Belize History, Ambergris Caye History, Ambergris Caye, Belize
		The island was passed down to members of the Parham and Alamilla families who married into the Blake family.Throughout the next 50 years, settlers developed the island's fishing industry, planted and harvested coconut plantations and contributed to the islands distinct beauty and history.
		The Maya who settled throughout the island and developed an economy based on trading and exploitation of the marine resources had practically nothing in common with the pirates who succeeded them, or with the British agriculturists who marshalled their slaves in a futile attempt to convert the island into a cotton plantation.
		Virtually any person on the island could be orders to vacate, for the flimsiest of reasons and at a day's notice, the house in which he or she had been born, raised and lived all their life.
	www.ambergriscaye.com /pages/mayan/history.html (6263 words)

	Belize Islands — A Taste Of Paradise -- iSnare.com Articles
		Islands in Belize are mainly small enough to be owned privately, although there are some larger islands which are more like Caribbean resorts, where investors can purchase luxurious apartments benefiting from all of the mod cons that a holiday resort area offers.
		Belize islands are often referred to as cayes (pronounced: keys); most of these can be found along the southern coast of the country, quite close to the mainland, although there are still some to be found around the peninsulas of Placencia and Dangriga.
		Arguably, the most spectacular of the islands, in terms of terrain and outlook, are the islands that are located on the reef itself; these are often referred to as coral cayes.
	www.isnare.com /?aid=116474&ca=Real+Estate (1124 words)

	Toadal Adventure - Placencia, Belize - sea kayak islands, explore jungle rivers and maya caves, experience culture in ...
		Small mangroves islands whose roots are the nursery of the sea and are teeming with life from the inner cayes or what locals call "the range".
		Blue Creek Village is in the deep southern region of Belize, the Toledo District.
		Cockscomb Basin is also one of Belize's premier birding locations with common sightings of tanagers, trogons, and a variety of hummingbirds.
	www.toadaladventure.com /our_trips.html (1019 words)

	Dive Travel, Bonaire Diving, Cayman Islands Diving, Belize Diving, and Cozumel Diving (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		For the following 200 years the islands and their vastly valuable sugar trade were an important pawn in the European struggle for supremacy of the seas and the new world.
		These islands played important parts in new world events during that period: at the height of their power, Nevis was considered "the richest jewel" of the Caribbean and St. Kitts was known as the Mother Colony and "cradle" of the Caribbean.
		Today's population of 45,000 is mostly descended from African slaves brought to the islands to work sugar and tobacco crops and indentured servants and small farmers who stayed on after the world drop in sugar prices in the mid-1800s made plantation farming less than lucrative.
	www.caradonna.com /caradonna/destinations.aspx (5267 words)

	AdventureTV.com Broadband Streaming Video Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Belize is for the diver as well as for the ecologically-minded.
		Belize boasts the second longest barrier reef in the world, which is nearly unbroken and interrupted only by some of the most beautiful islands imaginable.
		Belize is also recognized world wide for its role in ecotourism.
	www.adventuretv.com /Channel/MSplayit_300.asp?vidno=BEL01 (142 words)

	Belize: Coral Islands Tour: Sea Kayaking and Adventure Sport Expeditions
		The barrier reef of Belize extends some 165 miles in a north-south direction and ranges from 10 to 25 miles offshore of the mainland.
		Strung along the reef are hundreds of islands some with coconut palm and beautiful white beaches others are long ranges of partially submerged land and mangrove.
		The lagoon between the barrier reef and the mainland is 10 to 20 miles wide in the north, widening to 25 miles in the south.
	www.global-travel.co.uk /island1.htm (785 words)

	Islands and Cayes in Belize
		The cayes, the offshore atolls and the barrier reef are one of the main attractions of Belize.
		On the other hand, the island cayes, which are distinguishable by their palm trees, have provided the foundation for the development of many fine resorts to serve the water sports enthusiasts and the marine naturalists.
		Glovers Reef is the southernmost of Belize's triad of atolls and the least frequently dived.
	www.enjoy-belize.com /islands.htm (581 words)

	InfoHub - Belize Anyone?
		As I saw the greatest memory for you about in Belize is swimming with sharks.
		Our stay in Belize was limited to the islands and a night in Punta Gorda (on our way to Guatemala by boat).
		Belize is so small, it would be like confining yourself to Quintana Roo (in Mexico).
	www.infohub.com /forums/printthread.php?t=5535&pp=40 (777 words)

	Islands.com \| Belize
		Belize isn't an island — but it should be.
		The barrier reef that stretches the length of Belize (and continues south into Honduran waters) is the Caribbean's equivalent of Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
		Belize’s backwater cayes are as blissfully quiet as they were a century ago, and its 180 miles of barrier reef are wilder than ever.
	www.islands.com /belize (685 words)

	List of islands of Belize - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wikimedia needs your help in the final days of its fund drive.
		This is a list of islands of Belize.
		This page was last modified 19:46, 16 June 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_islands_of_Belize (56 words)

	Turneffe Islands, Belize Cayes - Reviews and travel information - TripAdvisor
		A top shelf resort, Turneffe Island Lodge is a great destination for scuba diving or just a very relaxing...
		Belize has an abundance of open spaces to enjoy, both on land and underwater.
		Bonefishing is a premier activity in Belize due to miles of crystal clear, wade-able flats.
	tripadvisor.com /AllReviews-g291966-Turneffe_Islands_Belize_Cayes.html (455 words)

	Belize : Diving : Beneath the Surface (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Second, one may sign on with one of the live-aboard dive boats shuttling among Belize's many uninhabited islands and isolated reef structure.
		Words cannot adequately describe the wondrous, ever-changing world of underwater Belize, the languorous, sometimes breathless silence and the extraordinary colourful nature of its inhabitants: the living corals, the crabs, shrimp and lobster, the conch in its elegant shell and fishes in unending shapes and sizes.
		One of the richest ecosystems on the planet, Belize's reef is punctuated by scores of beautiful islands, sand bores, patch reefs, and various underwater structures that are home to hundreds of animal and plant species, including 220 types of fish and untold hundreds of invertebrates.
	www.turq.com /belize/beldive.html (397 words)

	Coral Islands Belize kayaking
		We travel in the less-developed southern regions of Belize's Barrier Reef which remains a near-pristine marine ecosystem and is unparalleled in the Caribbean.
		Here we are able to experience first-hand the wondrous tropical wildlife of Belize at the Belize Zoo and at the TEC there is also a fantastic interpretative center with a network of trails and wildlife viewing platforms, perfect for exploring the pine savannah setting.
		With Island Expeditions Co. a seven day trip means seven days in the field, not 2 days of airline travel and 5 days of vacation.
	www.islandexpeditions.com /ie-tripdesc-coral.html (2194 words)

	Seacology - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Belize has the largest barrier reef in the Western hemisphere.
		Belize is only a short flight from the U.S. mainland.
		While exploring the islands of Belize we will also be meeting with Seacology island advisory board member Janet Gibson, one of Belize's leading environmentalists.
	www.seacology.org /news/belize.html (461 words)

	Vacations belize Outing in belize (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		PetroCaribe are Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Belize, Cuba, Dominica, the Dominican Republic, Grenada, Guyana...
		representatives of Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Belize, Cuba, Dominica, the Dominican Republic, Grenada, Guyana...
		The leaders of Belize, Panama and the Dominican Republic sent their representatives to the meeting, at which the...
	freetodecide.com /Int/Holidays/Vacations-belize-Outing-in-belize.php (907 words)

	Islands \| Belize
		The barrier reef is within eyesight from the island, and the surrounding waters are absolutely pristine.
		There are several resorts on the island that can accomodate the water lover in you.
		Goff’s Caye is a 1.2 acre, uninhabited island which is about a 30 minutes boat ride away from Belize City.
	www.belizeonline.com /essential-belize/islands (161 words)

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