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Dangriga Travel is very convenient. Dangriga, which is the largest town in the Stann Creek District is one of the most frequented places of visit in Belize. It is located just 55 miles from Belmopan and 105 miles from Belize City. Dangriga has an excellent transportation system and so getting to Dangriga would be no trouble at all. Once you reach Dangriga, you can visit several tourist attractions in Dangriga. Your travel to Dangriga is sure to be memorable.

Dangriga is one of the largest Black Carib communities in the world. Being located on the banks of the North Stann Creek river, this town is very well connected by road and air to all the major cities in Belize as well as international destinations.

Getting to Dangriga Getting to Dangriga is convenient. You can travel by air to Dangriga. You can avail of the flight services from Belize City. These flights fly regularly and are very reliable. The airport at Belize City is Philip W. Goldson International Airport; IATA Code: BZE. The flights that operate to Dangriga are Tropic Air and Maya Island Air. Both these carriers offer excellent services. They work on the Cessna 208 Caravan, a single-engined turboprop. You are sure to enjoy your journey here as the pilots are very skilled. The runway is 2,000 feet in length at the Dangriga airfield. You should make sure that you have arrangements for getting to your hotel as there is no taxi service available at the Dangriga airfield.

You can also indulge in Dangriga Travel by bus. There are public buses which connect Belmopan with Dangriga via the Hummingbird Highway. There are regular departure timings.

Transportation in Dangriga For getting around Dangriga, it is advisable to hire a car. You can relax and visit many places in Dangriga at your leisure.

Tourist Attractions in Dangriga While on your Dangriga Tours, be sure to visit numerous tourist attractions. Dangriga is the seat of the Stann Creek District and Garifuna culture. You can learn about the Gairfuna culture as well as indulge in drum making and watch how cassava bread is made. You may make overnight trips to many cayes, which are small islands. Hiking to the Mayan ruins are also enjoyable. Some of the tourist attractions that are worth a visit are:

• Hopkins & Sittee River, Dangriga
• Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Preserve, Dangriga
• Gulisi Garifuna Museum, Dangriga
• Marie Sharp's Fine Foods, Dangriga