Belize Travel Blog
Trip planning advice, local insight, and stories from Belize, straight from people who know it well. Happy Reading!
If adventure is a top priority on your vacation then experience Ian Anderson’s Caves Branch, an oasis tucked away in Belize’s lush rainforest! Just off the Hummingbird Highway,...
Toledo is the southernmost district in Belize, with Punta Gorda as the district’s capital and hub of activity. It is small, tranquil, and untouched, yet has everything to offer...
Dream Now, Travel Later Campaign
We can all agree once travel reopens, we will all savor our next holiday that much more. After all, dreaming is a form of planning. That’s why...
Lord Michael Ashcroft is no stranger to Belize, and has been a major investor in the country. Between 1998 – 2000, Ashcroft was the Belizean Ambassador to the United Nations, and has...
If you’ve been relishing the same view outside your window for the past few weeks, no one blames you for imagining yourself on a Belize private island instead. Think about it:...
The Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave, aka ATM Cave, should be on your Belize adventure bucket list! With archeological sites officially reopening in Belize, learn more about the history of...
Currently, Belize reports no active COVID-19 coronavirus cases, and is the only country in the Caribbean and Americas to do so. In an effort to mitigate a resurgence, the Government...
As of May 5, the remaining 2 active cases in Belize have fully recovered, officially making no active COVID-19 cases. Subsequently, Belize has not reported a new COVID-19 case since...
The COVID-19 pandemic has, with a sudden shock, altered the landscape of our global business community. Its economic reverberations have forced many business owners to make very tough...
Staying home and our days in isolation has given us a lot of extra time to daydream. Dreaming of a vacation to Belize? Belize Tourism Board is giving you the opportunity to turn your...
With economies heavily dependent on tourism, Caribbean countries like St. Lucia, Antigua, Aruba, and even Belize are eager to reopen their borders. Not to mention, CARICOM endorsed...
The 16 miles long Placencia Peninsula in southeastern Belize is often called “the island you can drive to”. It’s also called the “barefoot paradise” thanks to its beaches, which includes...
