Here are three reasons to visit & explore Dangriga Town & the Southern Belize. It is simple as Dangriga Town is filled with diversity from the most ancient culture, the Mayas to the most vibrant culture, the Garifunas.
The Garifunas or Garinagu, as the people are called, are proud of their heritage and continue to practice their traditions today. Explore Dangriga town formerly known as Stann Creek Town is the home of many Garinagu and their presence can be widely felt after a visit to town. The town is located in southern Belize along the coastline and is the largest town in Belize.
Explore Dangriga town and take advantage of the rich cultural traditions of the Garinagu. Here are three reasons why you should explore Dangriga town.
Reasons #1 To Explore Dangriga Town Reason – Scenic Route
Dangriga town is accessible either via road or via air. If you decide to drive to Dangriga town be sure to have your camera handy, as the Southern & Hummingbird highway are the most scenic in the country. Get ready to truly become one with nature as you witness the beauty of earth. Lush tropical forest and great Mayan mountains border the highway. When nearing the Stann Creek district you will be greeted by acres of orange orchards, the scenery is amazing.
Reasons #2 To Explore Dangriga Town Reason – Experience Culture
Dangriga town is known as the center of the Garinagu culture. The traditions of the Garinagu live on in their food, music, and dance. Take a moment to visit the Gulisi Garifuna Museum and learn about the history of the culture. Monuments such as the “Drums of our Father” and “Thomas Vincent Ramos” act as a representation of the importance of dance and music to the Garinagu.
Reasons #3 To Explore Dangriga Town Reason – The Ideal Location
Dangriga town is situated at a central location offering easy access to both the natural jungle and the unique marine reserves. Hike the highest mountain in Belize, Victoria Peak or take a quick boat ride out to the barrier reef. Belize offers much to explore including many forest and marine reserves.
Let us help you plan your visit to Dangriga town. Contact Patricia Ramirez via email at patricia@splashbelize.com to book and explore Dangriga Town.
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