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Lobster season ends February 15!
2019 Caye Caulker Lobster Festival - June 28th, 12:00 am
Even if you don’t think you give a hoot about birds or plants, spring is a pretty cool time of year on Ambergris Caye. Along with the influx of birds from the north – and the trees and plants blossoming, we are enjoying such a ridiculously gorgeous late winter weather. Low humidity – it plummetedKeep reading »
There has been nothing out of the ordinary about my week on Ambergris Caye. (Way to start a gripping blog post, Rebecca! Pulitzer Prize material.) Good weather…running errands…spending some time at home and some time at the camp. Pondering getting a rabbit as a pet. Here are a bunch of snapshots I took all overKeep reading »
Marco Gonzalez Reserve is the only official Maya site on Ambergris Caye. The location is relatively remote – 5 miles south of San Pedro town and set back deep into the mangroved lagoon. It was “discovered” just 35 years ago – in 1984 – when a young local man, Marco Gonzalez, led two visiting archaeologistsKeep reading »
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While some plan a trip to Belize to just lay in a hammock, drink a frozen cocktail and relax, most like to take advantage of all the activities Belize has to offer. Whether it’s mainland trips to the ruins or jungle, repelling down waterfalls, visiting the Belize Zoo or snorkeling the reef, there are plenty of things to do for people of all ages and all levels of thirst for adventure.
You are thinking about vacation (who isn’t?). Why choose tiny Belize? Here are eight reasons why I think Belize rocks. See if you agree… KEEP READING »
