Belize is a stable English speaking democratic country slightly smaller than the State of Massachusetts in the U.S.A. It boasts attractive beaches and fantastic diving along its coral reefs and cayes. Belize offers a lush tropical rain forest with numerous species of exotic flora and fauna. The country is home to impressive Mayan temples, beautiful limestone caves, and pristine lagoons, rivers, and tributaries.

The institute is located at 1 Citron Street (corner of Citron and Church Street) in the coastal town of Dangriga, which is in Belize's Stann Creek District. Upon arrival in Dangriga, you will be welcomed by a population of mainly Garifuna and Creole peoples, and during your visit, you will also be greeted by the other ethnicities that make up the rich tapestry of Belize.

Belize can be accessed by air, land, or sea.
How to get to Belize?
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Visitors to PRI arriving at Belize's Philip Goldson International airport can take a connecting flight from there to Dangriga in the Stann Creek district. The flying time is about 20 minutes. When you arrive at the Dangriga airstrip, you will find taxis available. It is a short ride to the institute, which is at the corner of Citron Street and Church Street.

PRI offers discounted accommodations for visitors. Each room is air-conditioned and has a private bathroom. The amenities at PRI are comparable to offerings at the best hotels in the area. Please contact us for availability and rates.

Smoking is not permitted either in the building or on the grounds.