A Crash Course On How To Avoid Crowds In Belize: Visit During Low Season
If you were to ask me, when is the best time to visit Belize? I would tell you absolutely any time of the year! All year round the weather is pretty much the same – sunny, humid, hot, and some rain here and there (depending on the season). What this means is that you can […]
Thanksgiving in Belize
When you hear Thanksgiving, most people associate it as an American and Canadian holiday; and though it is not considered as a holiday in Belize, Belize does celebrate Thanksgiving! It is very similar to the US and is also celebrated in November. Thanksgiving is a special time for family and friends who come together to […]
Easy Vegan in Belize
It’s no surprise that the number of people turning vegan, especially young adults in their early or late twenties, is on the up. While some reasons for individuals making the switch are because it makes them feel better, it helps their skin, they feel healthier, or they’re on the movement to environmental sustainability claims, or […]
Caracol Maya Ruins in Belize
The Maya ruins of Caracol are the largest in Belize, and visiting them gives insight into the lives of the people that once populated this thriving ancient city. Where Is Caracol? Caracol is about 25 miles south of San Ignacio in the Cayo District. In the midst of the dense, tropical forest, Caracol sits at […]
Itz’ana Resort & Residences set to open December 10th, 2019!
Itz’ana set to open on the Placencia Peninsula early December It’zana Resort and Residences is excited to announce the opening of their 18 room hotel with availability starting from December 10th, 2019. The opening marks the launch of Mission-Driven Luxury. The offer guests authentic experiences that sustain the region’s indigenous culture and natural environment, paired with unique high-design […]
El Pilar Archaeological Reserve for Maya Flora and Fauna
El Pilar is unique in that it is a system linked together east and west, thereby uniting one ancient Maya center in two modern nations: Guatemala and Belize. El Pilar is not merely a pyramid or a site. It is a whole region used by a community, and its size and composition suggest that it was […]
Maya Forest Garden
A forest garden is an agricultural field that is unplowed, mostly dominated by trees and is cultivated all year round. These gardens require special knowledge and skill. When managed properly, it is sustainably diverse for plants as well as animals that together supply a variety of human needs such as food, shelter, medicine, and many […]
Swallow Caye Wildlife Sanctuary
In order to discuss Swallow Caye, it is necessary to know that it is a haven for the West Indian Manatee and that over the years, it was established as a sanctuary through the efforts of a group of people. The most well-known and tireless champion of these was Lionel “Chocolate” Heredia. The story of […]
Tips to Protect the Reef
Imagine being under the calm and clear blue sea, surrounded by various marine species giving a burst of bright colours everywhere you look. From large eagle rays to small schools of fish, this breath-taking scene seems like one from a movie and can only truly be appreciated up close. The Belize Barrier Reef is the […]
Tamales – A Mestizo Christmas Tradition
With such a large population, Mestizos can be found everywhere throughout Belize, but most made their homes in northern districts of Corozal and Orange Walk. Having settled in British-ruled territory, most Mestizos became bilingual, preferring to speak their native Spanish, but fluent in English as well. In fact, the Mestizo influence throughout the country is […]