For the second consecutive year, Ambergris Caye has been selected as the number one island in the world in the 2014 Traveler’s Choice Island Awards by TripAdvisor. The good news was revealed by the travel review organization on the 19th…
Established in 1990, the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is world-renowned for being the first ever jaguar preserve. This unique reserve was established as a result of jaguar studies conducted in the area by Alan Rabinowitz. Aside from being home to…
‘Mabuiga’ is the welcome sign that will greet you if you come by bus, announcing your arrival to the seaside town of Dangriga. If you travel by plane, you will be greeted by expanses of citrus orchards. Once called Stann…
The idea of visiting and exploring Mayan ruins crosses the minds of millions of people every year, and yet they are overwhelmed by the crowds going into such places. There are great Mayan ruins that are not as crowded and…
Belize’s Blue Hole and Lighthouse Atoll for Diving For a recreation scuba diver, the Blue Hole in Belize gives one of the deepest dives there is. The water is clear, warm enough to avoid a wet suit, and is teeming…
Toledo Belize’s Blue Creek Cave Blue Creek is a village that can be located in the southern most district in Belize, the Toledo District. The village was founded by Kek’chi and Mopan Maya families that came from San Antonio and…
San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize San Pedro is the only town on Ambergris Caye. It is also the most populated. Its seasonal numbers can adjust from about 7,000 to up to 20,000 people during peak holiday seasons. The residents of…
Celebrate Garifuna Settlement Day November 19 is a special holiday in the country of Belize — the Garifuna Settlement Day. The Garifuna, locally known as Garinagu, are mixed with Arawak Indian, Carib Indian and African people who were considered to…
Bus Travel in Belize If you do not have a car on the mainland, bus is the most popular way to get around Belize. It can slow, but it is cheap and you get to really see the landscape, the…
Second largest Barrier Reef on Earth. Everyone know about the Great Barrier Reef, but have you ever wondered what the second largest Barrier Reef on the planet looks like? Watch this great clip from BBC show ‘Wild Caribbean’ to find…