Get in

Orange Walk Town, located just over an hour from Belize City, is a vibrant destination that should not be missed. To get here, you can take the Northern Highway, also known as the Belize-Corozal road, which conveniently runs right through the center of town. The road is generally in good condition, but always exercise caution, especially during the wet season. If you're driving from Belize City, be aware that there is a toll booth on the approach to Orange Walk Town. Additionally, during the sugar cane season, be mindful of the large cane trucks on the road. In 2012, the highways in Belize were renamed, and the Northern Highway is now known as the Philip Goldson Highway. So when planning your trip, make sure to look for this new name to ensure a smooth journey to Orange Walk Town. Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and natural beauty of this charming destination.

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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