Study Abroad in Belize

Palm Beach State College's 2026 Belize program offers students a rich, immersive study abroad experience. It blends cultural exploration, academic learning, environmental education and service projects, fostering global awareness and personal growth in a vibrant Central American setting. Students will engage directly with local communities, wildlife and ecosystems for hands-on learning.

Trip Details

Focus:  Biodiversity Program
Travel Dates: March 7-14, 2026 (8 days)
Program Contacts:  Dax Parcells and Shivangi Prasad
Cost: $3,890 (15-24 students). There is an optional single room upgrade. Cost varies. 
(Total cost and upgrade price subject to change.)
PBSC Study Abroad Program Code: SAP-1003

All students can earn 1 college credit (GEA 2952: Globalization – Study Abroad Experience) recorded on their transcript. More courses will be added soon.

Itinerary

  • History and culture presentation
  • Conservation and biodiversity lecture, guided trail hike in Belmopan region and canoeing on the Sibun river
  • Bird watching
  • Belizean Ranger for a day experience
  • Garifuna drumming lessons
  • Beaches and mangrove fields of Placencia
  • Nim Li Punit archaeological site
  • Introduction to the Reef ecosystem and snorkeling in the Cayes
  • Maya village visit
  • Self-guided cave exploration and St. Herman's Blue Hole National Park

Note: Itinerary is subject to change.


Top view of Beaches of Placencia in the Stann Creek District of southern Belize

Includes:

  • Airfare and ground transportation
  • 7 nights of accommodation (shared rooms)
  • Daily breakfast, welcome driver and select lunch/dinners
  • Excursions and park entries
  • 24/7 on-site program director and emergency support
  • Health and liability insurance

Not included: meals not specified, personal expenses, passport/visa fees, airline baggage fees or single-room upgrades. 

 

Ready for an unforgettable adventure?

Apply now to explore Belize with PBSC. Immerse yourself in culture, nature and sustainability while earning college credit!

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Hiker watching through binoculars wild birds in the forest

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