Eco-explorer Mario Rigby adventures in Belize, exploring its ancient and modern-day cultural and natural diversity
As an eco-explorer, I’ve always been in awe of ancient civilizations and their influence on modern society. I’ve traversed the…
Category: Ecotours
5 New Year’s Resolutions that embody Belize
If you’re like the rest of us, the start of a new year is often accompanied by re-assessing life and…
Happy International Jaguar Day: 6 Facts about Jaguars in Belize
Happy International Jaguar Day! The jaguar is the largest and most powerful cat in the Western Hemisphere and can be…
Things about Belize we’re thankful for as we head into 2022
With the holidays peaking around the corner, November is the time that we find ourselves reflecting about all that happened…
5 Garifuna Cultural Experiences to add to your Belize Itinerary
Belize’s cultural tapestry is reflected in the diversity of experiences that can be enjoyed in almost every corner of the…
The magic of Gallon Jug Estate
Deep in the jungles of Northwest Belize lies an incredibly wildlife-rich ecosystem home to the Gallon Jug Estate. At the…
Why you should visit Belize during shoulder season
We often say there’s no bad time to visit Belize, and with good reason. With having only two seasons –…
Belize unveils new “Grab Life” marketing campaign
Belize is one of the few places that offers a smorgasbord of experiences that range extremes. From palm-studded beaches to…
Thinking of hiking the famous Victoria Peak? Here’s how to do it
Despite being the second highest elevation (approx. 3,670 ft/ 1,120 m)in Belize whose summit is many mountain climbers’ holy grail,…
Why Belize is perfect for Slow Travel
In 2018, “last chance” tourism was a trending term when it came to the travel industry, a new wave of…
