All About The Belizean Artist Carolyn Carr

Carolyn Rauch was born in Colorado in the summer of 1944, grew up on a farm in Western Kentucky, and married John Carr in 1968. She holds a BFA in Design from Utah State University, as well as a Bachelor of Fine Arts. In 1973, the Carrs bought the Banana Bank property in the Cayo […]
Belize Natural Energy

Pioneers Belize Natural Energy is an established Oil and Gas company based in the Western District near Spanish Lookout. Decades ago, other companies had speculated if Belize was feasible to drill for oil. This is the first to succeed in following through. It was founded by Susan Morris, an Irishwoman, experienced geologist, explorer and deal […]
Minimizing Lionfish in Belize’s Waters

Lionfish are very small creatures that are making a big impact on Belize’s marine life. For the past ten years, this invasive species has been reducing the biodiversity in the reefs; which makes it a huge threat to these ecosystems. Given that the Belizean economy is vitally dependent on tourism and a large part of […]
What Expats Need to Know About Living in Belize

Belize has long been a regular vacation spot for many. A lot of these people are fine with staying at the country’s many resorts, knowing that their every desire and need will be handled. While most are content to think of Belize as their vacation spot, some get the completely natural idea of staying full-time. […]
‘Tis the Season to Get Cozy! Try this Roasted Pumpkin Soup Recipe

For those that are not able to escape the cold this year, that’s okay, we’ve found a way to help! Keep warm and cozy with Chef Sean Kuylen’s Roasted Pumpkin Soup recipe. It’s not just for sick days or side dishes. This recipe will comfort you from the inside out on the chilliest days. Chef Sean decided […]
Coffee and Pastries/Belize City

Le Petite Café This quaint coffee house is in what might be the most beautiful part of Belize City, fringed by the sea and in an iconic colonial neighborhood. It is adjacent to the Radisson Fort George, in the lobby of their Villa Wing. It is bustling from early morning with locals on their way […]
Touring Belize’s Mennonite Communities

Many people don’t realize that the Mennonite community make up more than 10,000 people in Belize. Integral to our growth years ago, the Mennonites continue to thrive across Belize today. When you visit Belize, spend some time getting to know the many Mennonite communities. History of the Mennonites in Belize Mennonites have been living in […]
The British: A Brief History

History can be compared to a river rushing over all the events that lie like rocks in its path, swirling around and coming back for a second look at only those with the biggest impact. This is especially true of the British influence in modern-day Belizean culture. So many aspects of everyday life in Belize […]
Why Invest in Belize?

Why Invest in Belize? While Belize began as nothing more than a rural country by the Caribbean, it has since evolved and matured into one of the most vivacious centers for tourism and investment within all of Central America. The Role of Tourism Strong tourism numbers mean that more people are coming to visit with […]
Manatee Tours

Often called “sea cows”, these graceful creatures are found abundantly in Belize. These mammals are sometimes described as ancient mermaids; they have a paddle-like tail, round body and a small face – which can be compared to that of a seal. Belize has the highest rate of Antillean manatees in the world; at approximately 1,000 […]