Sergeant’s Caye- A Rich and Epic Story
Belize is blessed with a bounty of natural beauty. Among those are an impressive collection of offshore islands that have long been the star attraction for visitors. Like some of the more well-known islands, Sergeant’s Caye has a rich and epic story. Once a pristine white beached island, it boasted a large clubhouse, two smaller […]
A Visit to Cahal Pech Maya Site
Art and the Ancient Maya For societies all over the world, the artist plays a critical role. Through painting, pottery, hieroglyphic scribing, and many other mediums, artists act as record keepers, storytellers, and messengers. The work of the artist provides a link for future generations to better understand the past. At Cahal Pech, in Belize’s […]
Glovers Reef Atoll in Belize
Belize is packed with natural marine beauty. Along with the Belize Barrier Reef, which is the world’s second-largest, Belize has numerous other reefs, cayes, and atolls. It’s a veritable paradise for those who love the sea. One of these spots is the Glovers Reef Atoll. This protected marine reserve has been designated a World Heritage […]
The Top 5 Caves to Visit in Belize
Cave, the most common definition, is a natural chamber or series of chambers in the earth, typically of natural origin; for us, in Belize, it’s a mythical experience, a connection with nature and a piece of history. Caves tell the history of Belize, an important part of the Mayan religion and culture. The Mayas used […]
The 11th Annual Blue Water Classic Fishing Tournament
Calling all anglers! The 11th Annual Blue Water Classic Fishing Tournament is soon here!Mark your calendars for October 12 and 13th for one of the most exciting tournaments yet! The Blue Water Classic fishing tournament has been the longest-running tournament for The Belize Game Fishing Association. It remains a popular tournament for avid anglers both […]
Why Belize Should be on the Top List of Your International Investment Radar
Have you ever planned on investing in a location away from where you actually live? Do you see yourself living in or spending extended time in a new country, meeting different people, savoring new cuisines, and sharing in new cultural experiences? We understand – it’s a big decision; one that can often be scary but […]
History of Belize
Belize is a small, independent country (not an island) nestled between the borders of Mexico and Guatemala and the shallow shorelines of the Caribbean Sea. Tiny English-speaking Belize was once known as British Honduras, a colony mainly known for Mahogany and Sugar production. “British Honduras” became the country of Belize, gaining its political Independence in […]
Shark Ray Alley
Once a common area for fishermen to clean their catch of the day, Shark Ray Alley is now a popular snorkeling site teeming with nurse sharks, rays and marine life. Located inside Hol Chan Marine Park, the country’s first established marine reserve, spanning roughly three square miles, this is a perfect half-day activity for all […]
A Day Offshore at Goff’s Caye, Belize
If you’re looking for things to do in Belize City, one of the most beautiful attractions you can visit is the nearby island of Goff’s Caye. Managed by Belize Coastal Zone Management Authority and Institute (CZMAI), Goff’s Caye has been a part of the Belizean heritage for many years. Not to mention, it is also […]
Celebrate World Tourism day!
Today, September 27th, 2019, the world tourism day is celebrated globally! This day is commemorated each year on September 27th, with celebrations led by World Tourism Organization UNWTO. Its purpose is to foster awareness among the global community of tourism’s social, cultural, political and economic value and the contribution the sector can make in […]