Belize Travel Blog
Trip planning advice, local insight, and stories from Belize, straight from people who know it well. Happy Reading!
In recent travel news, American Airlines is increasing its non-stop flight service to Belize! As of early 2021, American Airlines will be adding direct, non-stop flights from Los Angeles...
After spending months at home, families searching for a Post-Covid familly vacation need look no further than Belize. Summer is here and school is out. If you are seeking sea, sandcastles,...
Belize might be a small country, but we love to party! From north to south you can find a number of restaurant & bars that cater to whatever you’re looking for; whether it’s wine,...
If you are planning a trip to Belize, you may not have a good idea of where you want to go. While there are tours that will take you all over the country to do all sorts of amazing...
Whilst we would all love to be lounging on a beach in Belize right now, the current climate has made it a bit more difficult. That doesn’t mean your Christmas gifts can’t spread a bit...
As we begin to cautiously plan travel again, travelers look at accommodation choices with a fresh perspective. They want to travel more responsibly and be more aware. No longer are...
Given the state of the Covid-19 spread across the globe, it’s hard to know which nations are open to tourists and which ones have closed borders. However, there’s plenty of good news...
In a recent announcement, Carnival Cruise Line released the news that they are cancelling more cruises for early 2021. The cruise line cited the main reason behind this was their need...
If you haven’t made your plans for the Thanksgiving holiday, and the thought of putting on a family meal makes you feel more petrified than excited, you might want to consider spending...
There’s nothing like being in Belize’s wild spaces and witnessing its wildlife. Imagine, as a country paving a way forward for conservation with monumental moves such as...
In Belize, November 19th is a public holiday that commemorates the arrival of the Garifuna people to the country’s southern shores. In the 17th century, British and French slave traders...
Belize is an eclectic and culturally diverse country. Beyond the uniqueness of the Maya people, you can encounter Chinese, East Indian, Creole, and even Mennonite people living on this...
