Hopkins Village Beach

Hopkins Hamlet Beach is a small, calm beach on the Caribbean coast in Belize's central region, on the land of the same-named fishing village, 8 kilometers south of Dangriga. It is accessible by bus from the Belize airport, however it is far more convenient to arrive by car.

Hopkins Village Beach is a little stretch of white sand bordered by palm trees and the sea. The beach in front of the hotel has straw umbrellas, hammocks, and deck chairs. The sea entry is gentle, the bottom is sandy, and a barrier protects the hotel beach area. A lovely barrier reef in the water, near the coast, is home to tropical fish. As a result, visitors to the beach can go diving and fishing, as well as take sea cruises along the bay, in addition to bathing and sunbathing. Several eateries in the adjacent village specialize in regional food.

Holidays in Hopkins Village Beach allow you to learn about the Garífuna (black caribbeans), a people established by mixing natives with African slaves brought to the island more than 200 years ago. You can also see the archeological monuments of the Maya people, which are buried in rainforest caves and waterfalls, while on vacation here.

Location: Hopskins, Belize