Dangriga Sights

  1. Benjamin Nicholas' Studio

    Nicholas' bright, primitivist scenes of wildlife, landscapes and Garifuna history and folklore have made him one of Belize's best-known painters - his art hangs in banks, hotels and public buildings throughout the country. He also lives and works in Dangriga. Stop by the studio to witness his work in progress - visitors are usually welcome.

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  2. Gulisi Garifuna Museum

    This museum is a must for anyone interested in Garifuna culture. It brings together artifacts, pictures and documents from Garifuna history and culture - including film of the original punta rockers, Pen Cayetano and the Turtle Shell Band. It also has workshops, exhibitions and language courses for a complete educational experience.

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  3. Marie Sharp's Fine Foods

    A family business since 1981, Marie Sharp's takes Habanero peppers, fruit, vegies and spices and turns them into deliciously super-hot sauces and jams that adorn tables all over Belize and beyond. If you can't make it to her factory, the office on Pier Rd is easy to find and has a full line of delectable delights just waiting to give you dragon's breath.

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  4. Tobacco Caye

    Tiny Tobacco Caye is 183m (600ft) long and 91m (300ft) wide, and sits right on the barrier reef. With half a dozen places to stay, you can enjoy snorkeling, diving, fishing or snoring in a hammock. Just west is Man-O'-War Caye, an important nesting site for the brown booby and magnificent frigate bird. Both islands are World Heritage listed.

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