Belize Travel Blog
Trip planning advice, local insight, and stories from Belize, straight from people who know it well. Happy Reading!
Imagine being under the calm and clear blue sea, surrounded by various marine species giving a burst of bright colours everywhere you look. From large eagle rays to small schools of...
Citrus Pioneers
Citrus is the oldest and most important agro-industry in the country. Old records show that citrus was being grown in British Honduras as far back as 1859. In the...
Wildlife is one of Belize’s best-kept treasures with about 145 species of mammals, 139 species of reptiles, and over 500 species of birds; it is an absolute wonderland and such a beautiful...
Altun Ha is one of several important Maya sites that dot Belize. Although Altun Ha is still being explored, it has already given archaeologists and historians important clues about...
Belize is a small country with breathtaking surroundings. There are many picturesque places. Beautiful cayes, surrounded by turquoise waters, ancient Maya sites, and majestic waterfalls...
Tacos Galore
Whether your favorite taco is Al Pastor, Carnitas, Chorizo, Street Tacos, or Asada, everyone can agree on how versatile they can be. Simply put: tacos make people happy....
Caye Caulker, a laid back island located 20 miles north-northeast of Belize City, is the perfect beach vacation option. Attracting visitors due to its proximity to the Belize Barrier...
San Pedro’s newest development community is shaping up to be more than just a place to retire or invest.
The next 2 years are going to be bringing big changes to South Ambergris Caye....
Thinking of planning a fishing vacation? Why not come to Belize. With the Belize Barrier reef stretching across the coast of Belize, it is a fantastic destination for sports fishing....
Throughout the Yucatan, Quintana Roo, and Belize, there is a precious green superfood called Chaya, which forms a vital element of Maya-Mestizo cuisine. In Belize, especially for village...
Belize’s art pulse beats strong, with new artists emerging constantly. Within, Belizean resident Yaoling Lee premieres her newest art exhibit at the historic Museum of Belize...
During the 16 and 1700’s explorers and conquistadors from Spain and England were colonizing the “New World” in search of wealth and territories for their monarchs. The lure of Belize...
