Officially known as the Fort George Light, the Baron Bliss Lighthouse stands as a tapered white and red tower in Belize City. Named after Henry Edward Ernest Victor Bliss, a British aristocrat buried at its base, this lighthouse has become an iconic symbol of Belize. Featured on billboards, promotional items, and even a beer label, it serves as a recognizable landmark. Visitors can explore the area around the lighthouse, where they can see the simple, yet striking structure that overlooks the Caribbean Sea.
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