Belize Travel Blog
Trip planning advice, local insight, and stories from Belize, straight from people who know it well. Happy Reading!
The interior of northern Belize is a treasure trove for culture lovers, naturalists and archaeology fans. Visitors can escape to a less touristic, relaxed experience.
Corozal
Corozal...
Since Belize is a Tropical Country, our weather is much the same all year round – used to be the wet or dry – but since Global Warming, not anymore. So our seasons have very different...
The Cayo District boasts many wonders:caves,waterfalls, picturesque hillside towns and great people. By far the biggest draw is the colorful riverside town of San Ignacio. Being a neighbor...
“Extraordinarily exciting”, “Unbelievable”, “Thrilling up-close animals encounters”, these are only a few of the comments made about our Zoo – one of Belize’s most iconic sights. The...
One of the best aspects of travelling is being able to travel with your loved ones and making new memories together. Travelling is one of the most educational andfulfillingthingsyou...
When you think of Belize, some think sunshine, islands, pristine turquoise water, diving, snorkeling, the Belize Barrier reef……and the list goes on! These are what the Cayes in Belize...
It’s no secret that Belize is a place of discovery. Whether you’re looking for adventure or a laidback setting, Belize is the place to be. The little country has a ton to offer. Many...
The best chocolate in the world originates in Belize. The ancient Maya were the first to discover chocolate. Some evidences suggest the Mayans had chocolate at every meal, for breakfast,...
Some of the most beautiful islands in Belize are the ring-shaped, coral atolls that dot the sea around the Belize Barrier Reef. Formed thousands of years ago, these unusual formations...
Caye Caulker is a small beautiful Caribbean island off the coast of Belize.
It’s divided by a narrow channel called The Split, where you can find a fantastic bar and a sandy beach....
The heart of the ancient Maya civilization that persisted for thousands of years in Mesoamerica was in Belize. The Maya survived many centuries of wars, imperialism, colonialism and...
Historical Background
Looking at the Museum of Belize as it stands today, tucked away on a narrow street known as Gaol Lane (the Old-English spelling for Jail) it is curious to realize...
