Belize Travel Blog
Trip planning advice, local insight, and stories from Belize, straight from people who know it well. Happy Reading!
Thinking of booking a family vacation? Why not Belize! Belize is a unique and fun family destination. From the lush jungle, ancient Maya sites, beautiful cayes, the second largest Barrier...
If you were to ask me, when is the best time to visit Belize? I would tell you absolutely any time of the year! All year round the weather is pretty much the same – sunny, humid, hot,...
The Maya ruins of Caracol are the largest in Belize, and visiting them gives insight into the lives of the people that once populated this thriving ancient city.
Where Is Caracol?
Caracol...
It’s no surprise that the number of people turning vegan, especially young adults in their early or late twenties, is on the up. While some reasons for individuals making the switch...
El Pilar is unique in that it is a system linked together east and west, thereby uniting one ancient Maya center in two modern nations: Guatemala and Belize. El Pilar is not merely...
Itz’ana set to open on the Placencia Peninsula early December
Photo Courtesy: Itz’ana Resort and Residences
It’zana Resort and Residences is excited to announce the...
Albert Street or “Outta town”, are both synonyms for what we know as the heart of the Belize district – Downtown Belize City. From 9 am to 7 pm, locals and tourists alike flood the...
A forest garden is an agricultural field that is unplowed, mostly dominated by trees and is cultivated all year round. These gardens require special knowledge and skill. When managed...
The archaeological site and Maya ruins at Cerros stand out by being on the coastline rather than deep inland in the jungle. Cerros may be small, but it has revealed a great deal about...
In order to discuss Swallow Caye, it is necessary to know that it is a haven for the West Indian Manatee and that over the years, it was established as a sanctuary through the efforts...
It took five responsible divers and one equally zealous resort director to once again call attention to Belize’s gillnet ban.
Having worked hard to build a reputation for being a Western...
With such a large population, Mestizos can be found everywhere throughout Belize, but most made their homes in northern districts of Corozal and Orange Walk. Having settled in British-ruled...
