Belize Travel Blog
Trip planning advice, local insight, and stories from Belize, straight from people who know it well. Happy Reading!
If you had your heart set on a trip to Belize that has now been thwarted by the coronavirus, you’re not alone. Millions of travelers are seeking help from airlines with flight...
Belize has a silent Sleeping Giant, visible along the Hummingbird Highway and even the Southern coast on a clear day. Amongst the foothills, the Sleeping Giant Rainforest Lodge is nestled...
The Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), announced that Belize can obtain as many COVID-19 test kits (as needed) from the Cayman Islands. This announcement follows a phone call between...
On April 9th, 2020, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced a new extension of its “No Sail Order” for cruise ships as a result of the coronavirus...
Taiwan’s coronavirus response is among the best globally, says CNN
Taiwan has demonstrated to the world its success and strength in limiting the impact of COVID-19 in their country....
Of the many locations that visitors can enjoy in Belize, Ambergris Caye is at the top of that list. Dubbed as “La Isla Bonita” by Madonna, the 25-miles long island features...
In a recent article published by Travel + Leisure and written by MARK ORWOLL on April 12th, 2020, the publication reminds travellers to keep dreaming of their next Caribbean Escape,...
Release your inner Tarzan as you navigate through the rainforests of Belize; rappel down waterfalls, swim at a secret swimming spot, hike through the jungle, and zip line across the...
A Leader in Nature Preservation by Synergizing People and Nature – A model for all Caribbean countries to take notice.
Bonaire is an island municipality of the Netherlands with...
For film fans aware of Francis Ford Coppola’s award-winning directorial skills, news of his hospitality chops outside the iconic filmmaker’s passion tends to be a surprise. As such,...
Belize is known as home to the Blue Morpho Butterfly, with an additional estimated 700 species of butterflies around the country. Many can be seen in the wild, typically in the inland...
Eat at Ms. Bertha’s Tamales on the Hummingbird Highway
Seemingly a household name, Ms. Bertha’s Tamales can be found in the unmistakeable red and white cabin on the Hummingbird...
