What it's like
Fort Street Tourism Village is an open-air market village in Belize City.
A visit is an easy walk through several courtyards and along a boardwalk of jewelry and gift shops. Duty-free stores sell local goods, and snack bars and restaurants are close by. Live local music often plays here. The village is open only on days when a cruise ship is in town, so check the day before you go.
Good to know
- The village is open only on days when a cruise ship is in town, so it is not open every day.
- Stay in groups, and carry your passport, bottled water and sunscreen.
- The Belize Tourism Board runs an information desk in the main concourse of both cruise ports.
Fort Street Tourism Village
An open-air market village in Belize City, with courtyards, duty-free local stores, snack bars and restaurants.

Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
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