Get in

Are you ready to explore the hidden gem of Crooked Tree? This charming village is located about halfway between Belize City and Orange Walk on the Northern Highway. Just follow the well-marked exit and leave the surfaced road behind as you embark on a packed dirt road causeway that leads to the village. The journey is approximately 2-3 miles, taking you off the beaten path. If you prefer public transportation, don't worry! You can take buses between Belize City and Orange Walk and simply hop off at the Crooked Tree stop. From there, a short walk will take you into town, where adventure awaits!

Map & Climate

Popular Foods

Belizean Coconut Rice and Beans, also known as "rice and beans," is a staple dish in Belize. It consists of tender black beans cooked with coconut milk, rice, and various spices. The coconut milk adds a creamy texture to this hearty dish. Vegetarian.

The Belizean Tamal is a popular street food made from masa dough stuffed with a savory filling, typically consisting of meat (such as chicken or pork) and vegetables. The dough is wrapped in a banana leaf and steamed until it becomes soft and bursting with flavor. Meat included (usually chicken or pork).

The Belizean staple "Garnache," also known as "Garifuna chicken," is a classic dish that reflects the Afro-Caribbean influence in Belizean cuisine. Consisting of chicken marinated in a blend of herbs and spices, it is then slow-cooked over a low heat, resulting in tender, juicy pieces of meat infused with rich, savory flavors. Meat included (chicken).

Historical Appearance

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Traditional Female Clothing