Dust off your Art History books and take out those paintbrushes and canvas. Art has a pulse and it’s beating strong in Belize. Take a walk to the historic Museum of Belize and you’ll be pleased to see the amazing artworks Belize has to offer. “The River of Art Flows Everywhere”, by Yaoling Lee is … .Read More about Art Talk
Xunantunich Maya Ruins in Belize
Xunantunich, commonly pronounced “shoo-na-too-nitch,” is one of Belize’s most famous archaeological sites in western Belize. An interactive museum onsite allows visitors to easily learn about this proud city that once served every whim of the Maya elites. These days, visitors reach Xunantunich by ferry across the Mopan River in San Jose Succotz, Cayo District. The … .Read More about Xunantunich Maya Ruins in Belize
British Honduras Arrival Of Garinagu
In the 1800’s, in a show of solidarity, Belize formed a secretariat, The Caribbean Organization of Indigenous Peoples. This was done to galvanize the efforts of our neighbors in Honduras and Guatemala to receive the Garinagu who were fleeing St. Vincent in order to be free to practice their religion and culture, as well as … .Read More about British Honduras Arrival Of Garinagu
A Step Back in Time: Belize’s Spectacular ATM Cave
Do caves fascinate you? There’s a reason they do, writes Sam Anderson in the UK publication “Independent”. But reading about them can’t compare to a visit-especially if that cave was the site of Maya sacrificial rites and rituals. Your motive for wanting to go cave exploring could be as diverse as seeking inspiration, exploring ancient … .Read More about A Step Back in Time: Belize’s Spectacular ATM Cave
Get Married in Belize
Exotic landscapes and thrilling adventures have made Belize a sought-after location for a destination wedding. Picture saying “I do” against a beautiful blue backdrop, with your feet deep in the sand. Or perhaps you’re saying it while standing at the top of a Maya temple overlooking an expanse of green, or next to a waterfall … .Read More about Get Married in Belize
Belize, A Place for Nature Enthusiasts
Close to 100 areas are protected in Belize, which makes up about 28% of Belizean territory protected. This provides various opportunities for travelers to experience natural trails, waterfalls, beautiful marine life, and breathtaking caves. Go ahead and wander into our most popular and accessible protected sites, teeming with wildlife on and off land. Here’s a … .Read More about Belize, A Place for Nature Enthusiasts
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