ACTIVE  Over 300 Feet Of Beachfront — 2.8 Acres Near The Airstrip

Over 300 feet of Beachfront!

This new listing features 2.8 acres of pristine beachfront, conveniently located near the Placencia Airstrip and directly across the street from Hobbs Brew Barge. The property is in an ideal location to take advantage of the flourishing tourism industry in Placencia.

This parcel boasts over 300 feet of beachfront, 300 feet of frontage on the main road, and over 435 and 500 feet of depth on each side of the property. With 2.8 acres of land, this beachfront parcel presents a perfect opportunity for a savvy investor looking to develop a beachfront resort within a mile of the Placencia Airstrip.

Opportunity for Development

Within walking distance of the Placencia Airstrip, this property is perfectly positioned to develop a business catering to tourists arriving from the Belize City International Airport throughout the year. Currently, this area of the Placencia Peninsula is home to only a few establishments, leaving ample opportunity for new businesses or developments.

With over 300 feet of beachfront, beach-side vacation rentals or a beachfront restaurant would be effective ways to tap into the growing tourism industry in Placencia. Cabana or villa-style accommodations are particularly popular in this area of Belize, as they maintain the “Caribbean-feel” that traditional resorts and hotels can detract from.

The proximity to the airport makes the area ideal for a new restaurant where visitors can unwind, enjoy a bite to eat, and take their first dip in the Caribbean Sea before heading to their accommodations.

Location

This property is located just 1 mile north of the airstrip, less than 2.5 miles north of downtown Placencia Village, and less than 6 miles south of Maya Beach.

Placencia Village is the second largest tourist destination in Belize, known for its stunning white-sandy beaches, lively atmosphere, and a variety of tours and activities available. Some exciting tours include world-class SCUBA diving, snorkeling, fishing, island-hopping, as well as jungle excursions featuring horseback riding, ATV tours, and swimming under waterfalls.

Placencia is also renowned for its beach-side bars and restaurants, which offer a wide range of cuisine, including local delicacies, freshly rolled sushi, international classics, and seafood straight from the Caribbean, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Maya Beach is a small, seaside village with many expats living in the area. Despite its size, Maya Beach is known for its quality dining options, ranging from local Belizean cuisine to great breakfast spots and romantic candlelit dinners on the beach.