Belize Travel Blog
Trip planning advice, local insight, and stories from Belize, straight from people who know it well. Happy Reading!
The keel-billed toucan is instantly recognizable for its huge orange, red and green beak. With its bright yellow face and blue legs, this friendly, colorful bird is a beloved local...
Belize is a small country in Central America, well known for its vast jungle and pristine wildlife. This jungle covers most of the mainland and is home to various species of wildlife,...
Christmas is next week! And if you’re like us, you’ve probably been busy and now have some last-minute shopping to do. No worries, we’re here with the scoop! We’ve put together a short...
Locally known as “Shuga City” – the Orange Walk District is a true Belizean gem, filled with rich history and a melting pot of cultures. Whether you are a foodie looking for local dishes,...
Ecotourism is very popular, and Belize is perfectly situated to offer travelers the ideal ecotourism vacation. Its many areas of untouched, pristine forest, jungle, and wetlands make...
If you visit Belize and ask about the top chefs in the country, hands down one of the names you’ll hear is Chef Sean Kuylen.
Chef Sean’s Background
Born in Corozal and raised...
When you vacation in Belize, one of the most popular and amazing attractions to visit is the Belize Barrier Reef. This is the largest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere and is located...
At The Belize Zoo, Junior Buddy was likely the country’s most recognizable jaguar. And for good reason. With environmental education, visitors had a unique chance to interact with Junior...
It’s the new year, which means it’s time to add new adventures to your bucket list. Belize offers many exciting and amazing explorations just waiting to be discovered. The country’s...
Pioneers
Belize Natural Energy is an established Oil and Gas company based in the Western District near Spanish Lookout. Decades ago, other companies had speculated if Belize was...
Carolyn Rauch was born in Colorado in the summer of 1944, grew up on a farm in Western Kentucky, and married John Carr in 1968. She holds a BFA in Design from Utah State University,...
The ancient Maya civilizations may have disappeared into the mists of history, but modern Maya are alive and well. In Belize, they have continued to build thriving communities where...
