Belize is an ideal destination for a clear view of the stars. Stargazing is an old age tradition, but for many, a clear view of the sky is becoming rare. According to research published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, more than 80% of world populations live under light-polluted skies. For the … .Read More about Stargazing in Belize
Swim with Whale Sharks in Belize
ARE YOU UP FOR A SNORKEL OR A DIVE WITH THE LARGEST FISH IN THE SEA? Of the handful of countries in the world, you can swim with Whale Sharks, Belize is one of them! Whale Sharks have a preference for warm water, and why they gravitate to Belize. As temporary dwellers of the Mesoamerican … .Read More about Swim with Whale Sharks in Belize
Forbes Top Five Birding Destinations For 2020
Belize One of the Top Birding Destinations for 2020 From the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean Sea: Our next selection is the (vastly underrated) Central American nation of Belize. This lush tropical oasis is a haven not only for snowbirds of the human variety but their winged counterparts as well—though most of Belize’s 618 species … .Read More about Forbes Top Five Birding Destinations For 2020
New York Post Mentions Belize in How most Americans cure the winter blues Article
Half of Americans plan to escape to warm weather this winter, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 Americans found 35 percent typically travel to a warm vacation destination during the winter months as an attempt to escape the winter blues. People are escaping the brutal cold in search of more tropical weather for … .Read More about New York Post Mentions Belize in How most Americans cure the winter blues Article
Caribbean countries will ban the use of plastics in the year 2020
There’s a lot of discussion going on these days about climate change and a ton hand wringing about what can be done and how, but genuine action on the part of global leaders is sparser than many people would like. But that doesn’t mean that there aren’t people out there willing to make a difference … .Read More about Caribbean countries will ban the use of plastics in the year 2020
An Introduction to Caribbean Cuisine
The Caribbean Sea puts on display its many resplendent moods in countless shades of iridescent blue, and just as multicolored as the water itself, are the many different influences that have colored Caribbean culture and palates. Originally home to the Arawaks, Caribs, Aztecs, Incas and Maya, parts of the Caribbean were colonized by the Spanish, … .Read More about An Introduction to Caribbean Cuisine
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