... village itself and without a rental car. (the road into town and the taxi rides are quite an experience in themselves...) Again, I have nothing to compare Seahorse to, but if (when) I go back I'd book with Seahorse. I also took a Monkey River Tour from Seahorse, which ... more

... there either). So an entire vacation planned around Whale Sharks / Glovers Atoll and the long drive to Placencia was of very little value - and primarily because the SeaHorse Dive shop was, IMO, more concerned with getting my money than my having a worthwhile trip. I would not recommend them, and ... more

... you want a really isolated vacation, Seine Bight is more of poorer village and would seem a little rough if you are not used to a place that is a little ghetto. Placencia was nicer experience for me especially with the added touch of meeting the locals which each has ... more

... distance. If you have a rental car, then Maya Beach would work too. A/C isn't really necessary, especially if you are right on the windward side, and have a fan in the room. It's usually windy, and that cools you down while keeping the mosquitoes and sand ... more

... you want your Placencia Peninsula vacation to be like? The closer you are to village center the more options you have for tour guides, restaurants, taverns, shops etc. Keep in mind that Belize, in general, and Placencia Village are living villages, with a tourist element that is very important to ... more

... dusty so, either a car rental or taxi are the way to go. There is a great restaurant nearby at The Maya Beach Hotel(one of the best on the Peninsula)! There are also lots of other restaurants in the Village. I believe it's about a $20.00 taxi ... more

... heads up. So an entire vacation planned around Whale Sharks and the long drive to Placencia was of very little value - and primarily because the SeaHorse Dive shop was, IMO, more concerned with getting my money than my having a worthwhile trip. I would not recommend them, and if you ... more