Punta Gorda is a small town located in the Toledo District of southern Belize, known for its rich indigenous culture and natural beauty. It serves as the district capital and is often referred to by its nickname, PG. The town is a gateway to various cultural experiences and eco-tourism adventures. Punta Gorda is characterized by its laid-back atmosphere and is less touristy compared to other destinations in Belize, offering a more authentic glimpse into the local way of life. The town's streets are lined with a mix of small shops, local eateries, and markets where visitors can sample traditional Belizean cuisine and purchase handmade crafts. Punta Gorda is also a hub for cacao production and is famous for its annual Chocolate Festival. Surrounded by lush rainforests, rivers, and offshore cayes, the area is ideal for outdoor activities such as fishing, snorkeling, and hiking. Despite its modest size, Punta Gorda is an important transportation and commercial center for the region, with a port that facilitates trade and travel to Guatemala and Honduras.