4 Places in Belize for Beach Bummers
While we do have ancient Mayan cities and lush rainforests, there is a reason people picture pristine beaches whenever they think of Belize. Often compared to the Spring Break giants of Cancun and...
7 Waterfalls in Belize Worth Chasing
You’ve been hiking for a while now, the burn in your thighs promising sore muscles tomorrow. The forest surrounding you is alive with cicadas and rare species of birds. “Just a little bit more. We’re...
9 Must-See Places in Belize for Animal Lovers
It’s no doubt that one of Belize’s largest draws is the diversity of animals that call our country home. From odd-looking national animals and having the only jaguar preserve in the world, travelers...
8 Ways you can still experience Belize from home
As the term “Digital Vacation” surges during this unthinkable time, tourism industries have been pushed to become more creative in promoting their unique products and beautiful destinations. Now,...
5 Reasons to Visit Belize During Winter
There are two types of travelers: those who love to visit Belize during its highest season whether for convenience or to enjoy the prime attractions and those who visit in the low season to take...
Here’s why you should postpone – not cancel – your Belize Vacation
As the world grapples with a pandemic that has taken thousands of lives around the world, our hearts go out to each and everyone who has been affected, directly and indirectly. With the...
When's the Best Time to Visit Belize?
As Belize lands on more travelers’ radars, one of the most frequently asked questions that precede buying that flight ticket is, unsurprisingly: When’s the best time to go to Belize? Luckily, since...
7 Weird animals you didn’t know existed in Belize (or at all)
Sitting right above the equator, Belize has its fair share of weird animals lurking in the jungles (and even backyards.) If you’re a frequent traveler to Belize, you might have spotted them yourself –...
Here’s what big publications are really saying about Belize
Belize may no longer be a ‘hidden gem,’ but it’s still relatively unknown when it comes to all the wonders it holds for a perfect tropical vacation. However, there are times when Belize is truly...
Best Things to do in Belize City
The former capital is mostly known as a starting point before visitors head off into the neighboring districts to carry out their itinerary, but there are quite a few things you can do in Belize City...
Simone Biles and Belize: Symbolic Keys, double backflips and lots of puns.
Last Thanksgiving, the G.O.A.T, a.k.a Simone Biles, spent her vacation in Belize, much to everyone’s excitement. As you may or may not know, Biles bears heritage ties with our small, wonderful...
6 Reasons why Caye Caulker won 'Destination of the Year'
The tiny island of Caye Caulker has won the hearts of many, with its sandy streets and sans-traffic, it’s easy to lounge all day without getting bored. It seems many people – visitors and locals alike...
8 Reasons Why you should retire in Belize
There is no one way to fall in love with Belize. It may have happened while on a trip with your family when you were a kid, or from your coworker’s vacation pictures over Thanksgiving Break. But after...
Your Guide to Spending the Holidays in Belize
December is one of our busiest seasons in Belize, and it’s easy to see why. With everyone scurrying to escape the cold – or the relatives – Belize becomes a great contender of where to spend the 2019...
How Belize is leading the way on sustainable eating
Belize is known to be devoid of chain restaurants, which allows visitors for the opportunity to indulge in authentic Belizean cuisine. But many don’t know that there are experiences where guests are...
4 Things in Belize to be thankful for
Ah, November. The month of mashed potatoes, turkey and the unavoidable family dramas that accompany dinner like a side of macaroni (for our American pals, at least.) As another Thanksgiving rolls...
You've Never Experienced Xunantunich like this
Xunantunich has become our pioneer in Maya Site exposure when it comes to Belize. Scrolling through #unBelizeable, the towering El Castillo structure pops up often, its never-ending stone steps...
Floating through the underworld at Nohoch Che’en
With a multitude of cave systems snaking throughout our country of Belize, there are bound to be a good few that treat you to a proper adventure. The Nohoch Che’en Caves in the Cayo District, known...
What’s it really like to snorkel in the world’s second greatest barrier reef
There’s a certain sense of self-awareness and existentialism when you are beneath the surface of the largest Barrier Reef in the Western Hemisphere. Every minuscule worry literally remains on dry land...
Things to do in Punta Gorda
The sleepy coastal town of Peini, the Garifuna word for Punta Gorda, is at the end of a glorious road-trip when visiting from the North. An underrated region of Belize, “PG” offers much more than...
