How to Make Rum Popo – Belizean Eggnog
Christmas preparation isn’t complete without making a good old traditional rum popo – Belizean eggnog. Locals at home and abroad…
Category: Backpacking
Belize National Tourism Awards 2025 Recap
It was a night of glitz and glamour, honouring the dedication and service of stakeholders at the highly anticipated Belize…
Community Tourism Activities in Belize
Community tourism in Belize provides a meaningful way to connect with local people, culture, and the environment. For travelers seeking…
How to Make Sahou – A Garifuna Cassava-based Drink
If you’re in the mood for a taste of Belize, try making a delicious pot of the Garifuna cassava-based drink…
The Rhythms of Garifuna Music in Belize
Garifuna music is more than sound; it’s the soulful heartbeat that connects people across borders and generations. Rooted deeply in…
Plan Your Trip: Direct Flights from the USA to Belize for the Holidays
Start packing for the sand, sun, and sea with direct flights to Belize, making it easier to arrive in time…
La Chatona: A Folklore of Benque Viejo Del Carmen, Belize
Tata Duende and La Llorona may come to mind when you think of Belizean folklore, but have you heard about…
Fall in Love with Belize after a Breakup – Travel Solo Guide to Belize
Belize is ready for you to enjoy its many adventures and amenities on a post-breakup getaway. Forget about sobbing in…
Your Belize Travel Guide to the Quieter Side of the Southern Coast
Dubbed the Deep South because of its tucked-away adventures and amenities far removed from any rush of crowds, Toledo still…
How to See Tapirs in Belize – and Help Protect Them While You’re There
It’s no coincidence that rural Belize is tapir central. Besides being the country’s “fastest growing rural population,” the Belize District spans…
