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: Archaeology
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…
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…
4 Things in Belize you haven’t done yet
It’s no secret many come to Belize for the marine life and lush jungles, and stay for the food,…
Why you should consider Belize for Post-Covid travel
While it is safe to say travel plans continue to remain uncertain during this time, many are already making…
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…
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…
Sweet Tooth, anyone? Chocolate Festival of Belize 2019
Chocolate aficionados’ favorite time of the year has come: the annual Chocolate Festival of Belize! The agenda of this lively…
