ACTIVE  Lowest Priced Lot On The Placencia Peninsula

A fantastic opportunity is available for a lot on the Placencia Peninsula, located in Riversdale. Lot 69 is 0.3 Acres and is 3 lots away from the beach. These lots are ideal for buyers looking to build, offering stunning views of the ocean and sunrises if constructed high enough.

Riversdale is a quaint fishing village situated at the northernmost end of the Placencia Peninsula, inhabited by a mix of expats and locals. The atmosphere is quiet and peaceful, complemented by the sea breeze, swaying palm trees, and the occasional flock of parrots flying overhead.

The village features one small hotel, known for its hospitality and great food. Another restaurant in the village, currently closed, is available for purchase.

Riversdale sits directly on the Caribbean Sea, just a short boat ride from excellent fishing, snorkeling, and diving opportunities. To the south, Maya Beach is a relaxed area favored by expats, offering some of the best dining experiences. A 12-minute drive from Riversdale leads through an upscale stretch of homes before reaching Maya Beach Bistro, celebrated for its breakfast, Tapas Happy Hour, and romantic beachfront dinners.

Maya Beach also features the only bowling alley in Belize, Jaguar Lanes, which hosts fun bowling nights, wings, and local beers, along with weekly poker nights and a bowling league.

A leisurely 30-minute drive south from Riversdale brings you to Placencia Village, a vibrant destination with a beach-side promenade lined with bars and restaurants. Here you can enjoy the renowned Barefoot Beach Bar, known for its strong margaritas and Lobster Grilled Cheese. Placencia Village also serves as the starting point for various exciting tours provided by knowledgeable local guides. Popular excursions include boat rides up Monkey River, manatee watching in the mangroves, and guided food tours to sample local delicacies.

Journeying north from the Placencia Peninsula, just 15 minutes away, leads you to the famous Cockscomb Basin Forest Reserve. This nearly 100,000-acre protected forest on the slopes of the Maya Mountains is prime for exploration and home to the elusive jaguar. Local guides can assist in spotting wildlife, and visitors have the opportunity to engage with the Mayan community for traditional chocolate-making experiences, concluding the day with a hearty Mayan meal before returning home.