Seine Bight is a small village located about halfway up the Placencia Peninsula in southeastern Belize. Seine Bight is quite narrow from east to west but stretches four miles along the Placencia Peninsula. Some tourists partake in fishing in the rich waters near Seine Bight, but the biggest draw is the Garifuna culture. Many visitors visit the village to attend exhibitions of traditional Garifuna music, partake in workshops that teach Garifuna drumming and dancing, or to learn how to make traditional Garifuna foods. Other popular visitor activities in Seine Bight include buying handicrafts and woven goods such as straw hats, baskets, and dolls dressed in traditional Garifuna clothing.