Belize Travel Blog
Trip planning advice, local insight, and stories from Belize, straight from people who know it well. Happy Reading!
There are a few joys as authentic as enjoying a basil leaf-speckled, perfectly-charred slice of brick-oven pizza under a glowing terracotta roof while peering over a shared bar to a...
A whopping 180-mile-long barrier reef, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and numerous Maya ruins make Belize a beauty to behold. It makes sense, then, that eco-conscious travelers do their...
The invasive Lionfish is increasingly problematic to Belize’s fisheries because, without any potential natural predators, they threaten the existence of our local native species....
It may be an underrated region, but Northern Belize holds natural gems and stunning attractions that have been on savvy travelers’ itineraries for years. More than just breathtaking...
With July 1 marking the first day of the 2022-2023 Lobster season, Belize celebrates the return of this delicious crustacean in a big way. While Lobster Festival is a national celebration...
Belize Tourism Board’s signature National Tourism Awards event is back in 2022! With the rise of Belize as a top travel destination, the success of our tourism growth is equal...
Belize is becoming a highly sought-after real estate market for a number of key reasons. If you have decided to look into purchasing a property there, however, you might not be sure...
Every year, thousands of travelers swarm to Belize’s bustling cities and towns. They take part in the country’s renowned food festivals, go bar hopping on party island Ambergris Caye,...
If you’ve been dreaming of a vacation at the beach this summer, then Ambergris Caye—the largest island in Belize—should be your destination of choice. Nothing beats a relaxing...
Condos really hit the sweet spot between privacy and affordability, which makes this extended getaway deal even sweeter: Brisa Oceano, a Muy’Ono Resort, is slashing 25% off standard...
For folks to have yet to decide on where to vacation in Central America, Belize should be at the top of the list. because not only is English the nation’s primary language, but it’s...
Solo traveling can be a blessing and a curse. Some love the solitude it gives them and the benefit of not being dependent on anyone’s schedule but their own. Others might find the practice...
