Belize listed on United’s Summer 2020 Flight Schedule
On June 2, United Airlines made an update to the world in regards to its flights, routes and reopening schedules. This included summer 2020 flights to destinations in Central America and the Caribbean, listing 5 weekly flights scheduled to Belize. While international travel has been the most affected, we know that travel industry partners around […]
Historical & Archaeological Tours To Do in Belize
The country of Belize evolved from a rich history; from North to South you’ll find interesting backstories behind the people, sites, and monuments in each district. If the purpose of your trip is to learn and see the deep roots from which Belize has sprung, then this itinerary is just for you. Here I would […]
The Toledo District
Toledo is the southernmost district in Belize, with Punta Gorda as the district’s capital and hub of activity. It is small, tranquil, and untouched, yet has everything to offer in experience. To experience Toledo is an eye-opening surprise: calling its 1,700 square miles of rainforests just ‘lush’ would be an understatement. There is an extensive network of caves, […]
Coppola Hideaways announces “Dream Now, Travel Later” Campaign
Dream Now, Travel Later Campaign We can all agree once travel reopens, we will all savor our next holiday that much more. After all, dreaming is a form of planning. That’s why The Family Coppola Resorts announced their latest campaign to “Dream Now, Travel Later”! Choose to stay at either of their 3 amazing properties […]
Hidden Valley Inn: A Belize Vacation Off the Beaten Path
For those of us feeling pent up indoors, we’re looking forward to some outdoor therapy. When travel reopens, let that be in Belize! Experts predict travel trends after COVID-19 will include venturing to private sanctuaries, natural outdoor escapes, and open air facilities. In Belize, social distancing is made easy with over half of the country […]
Island Daydreaming: A Trip to Caye Caulker
Caye Caulker is a prime example of what is quintessentially Belizean. As a small island, barely 5 miles long, the island motto ‘go slow’ comes easy. For decades, Caye Caulker has been a popular day-trip at 20 miles northeast of Belize City. The island’s vibe is rustic and laidback. Additionally, Caye Caulker is easily accessible […]
Belize: A Safe Haven
Belize has always been a haven for those fleeing any type of adversity; a welcoming place of refuge and safety. Besides the Colonials who came to seek fortunes with our natural resources, many have sought sanctuary in Belize for a chance at a better life. We are a democratic English-speaking country and, unlike our Central […]
A Heavenly Place in Belize: Ka’ana Resort
In Mayan, the name Ka’ana means ‘heavenly place’, and this boutique resort certainly does not disappoint. Set within the tropical gardens of Cayo’s rainforest, Ka’ana Resort is Belize’s first Small Luxury Hotel of the World. Superb service, modern cottages, and easy access to a Mayan adventure all combine at this boutique hotel. Despite it’s obvious […]
Sleeping Giant Rainforest Lodge
Belize has a silent Sleeping Giant, visible along the Hummingbird Highway and even the Southern coast on a clear day. Amongst the foothills, the Sleeping Giant Rainforest Lodge is nestled between the Sibun River and 10,000 protected acres of the Sibun Nature Reserve. As a result, choose between intimate and lavish with views of jungle, […]
Miss Bertha’s Tamales
Eat at Ms. Bertha’s Tamales on the Hummingbird Highway Seemingly a household name, Ms. Bertha’s Tamales can be found in the unmistakeable red and white cabin on the Hummingbird Highway. The perfectly-spiced, gooey chicken-and-corn tamales pairs perfectly with homemade hot sauce, and an ice-cold glass soda as a Belizean favorite. Bertha Lisbey passed away in […]