
Hey Belize Hub readers,
If you’re a fan of the delectable Queen Conch, listen up! The Belize Fisheries Department just dropped some news that might affect your culinary adventures. The Queen Conch fishing season is coming to an end on June 9th, 2024.
Why the Closure?

It’s all about sustainability, folks! The season’s quota has been reached, ensuring that the Queen Conch population remains healthy and can replenish for the future. It’s a crucial move for Belize’s marine ecosystem, and we’re all for it!
Last Chance for Conch Delights

So, what does this mean for you? If you’ve been dreaming of savoring those tender conch fritters or indulging in a rich conch chowder, now’s the time to act! Restaurants and vendors will be serving up their final conch creations before the season closes. Get out there and enjoy them while you can!
The Future of Conch Cuisine

Don’t worry, the closure is temporary! The Queen Conch fishing season will reopen on October 1st, 2024, giving the population time to recover and thrive. Until then, we’ll be eagerly awaiting the return of this iconic dish to Belize’s vibrant culinary scene.
Responsible Travel Tip:

Remember, supporting sustainable seafood practices is crucial for preserving Belize’s incredible marine biodiversity. So, while you’re enjoying those last conch bites, be sure to ask about the sourcing and choose restaurants committed to responsible fishing practices.
Stay tuned to Belize Hub for more updates on the Queen Conch season and other exciting news from Belize!
















