Toast to the Remainder of the Summer With These Travellers Cocktail Recipes
With just about a month to go, summer is winding down, but there’s still plenty of time to savor the season. Whether you’re planning an end-of-summer get-together, or are simply enjoying summer’s last moments, do so with Belize’s Traveller’s Liquors as your companion. Through their impressive array of fun cocktail recipes, the Belize-based rum maker […]
A 3-Course Chef’s Table Experience Awaits in Placencia
This weekend, head to Placencia’s Sirenian Bay for a special summer culinary experience. On August 17th, the resort’s 360 Martini Bar will be the setting of an indulgent Chef’s Table. For BZ $60 per person (US $30), get to enjoy a beautiful 3-course dinner featuring the culinary creations of their in-house chef, Chef Luis. About […]
Belize Shines in 2024 World Travel Awards
With just a few months to go before hosting the first-ever World Sustainable Tourism and Hospitality Awards, Belize has outdone itself this year in sister awards program, the World Travel Awards. Held annually, the World Travel Awards aims to recognize the world’s leaders in tourism, including its top destinations. This year, Belize has come out […]
Ambergris Caye vs Caye Caulker: Exploring Belize’s Two Top Islands
Of the hundreds of islands dotting Belize’s Caribbean coast, there are at least two that stand out as timeless favorites for travelers near and far. Although they share a few similarities—including being Travel + Leisure Worlds Best Awards winners—the islands of Ambergris Caye and Caye Caulker can often feel worlds apart. Sitting just a 30-minute […]
Escape the Crowds: 5 Remote Belize Locations Perfect for Disconnecting
Ready to unwind and disconnect at some of the most pristine and “wild” places that Belize has to offer? Get lost in nature and enjoy a remote escape at these locations where getting there is a part of the thrill. Copal Tree Lodge Located in Belize’s “forgotten south”, Copal Tree Lodge sits outside the sleepy […]
What Is Slow Travel and How You Can Embrace It While in Belize
In today’s society, the thought of doing anything slowly might be seen as going against the grain. For the world of tourism, though, slow travel could be the future. But what does it mean to travel slowly? And why are more and more travelers embracing the concept? Well, for one, slow travel has a lot […]
Here’s What You Need to Know about the 2024 Belize International Music and Food Festival
With less than a week to go before the start of one of Belize’s biggest festival weekends, music lovers all over have their sights set on the island of Ambergris Caye. The third-ever Belize International Music and Food Festival (or BIMFF 3.0, for short) kicks off this Saturday, July 27th, in San Pedro Town. Planning […]
Experience a Different Side of the Caribbean With These Caves
Although mention of the Caribbean might stir up thoughts of beautiful beaches and turquoise water, there is so much more to this diverse region. That includes everything from culture to cuisine, and yes, even caves. While it may not top the list of destinations for avid spelunkers, the region is home to a diverse array […]
The Perfect Lobster Fest Weekend With The Belize Collection
Planning to attend the 2024 Belize Lobster Fest? The country’s northern islands—Ambergris Caye and Caye Caulker—both concluded their lobster celebrations this past weekend. And from July 19th to 21st, it will be time for two of the country’s most beloved coastal villages to shine. Both Placencia and Hopkins will be celebrating all things spiny lobster […]
Will Belize Be Getting More Airports? Aviation Sector to be Expanded, Says Prime Minister Briceño
Belize saw almost half a million overnight visitors in 2023, with 77% of those visitors arriving via the Philip Goldson International Airport. Found in the burgeoning village (that’s more akin to a town) of Ladyville, the PGIA is the country’s only international airport. Meanwhile, a handful of smaller domestic airports—like the John Grief II Airport […]