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On the same peninsula and only about 5 miles north from Placencia is the village of Seine Bight (pronounced Sane Bite). So close by, yet so so different, Bight is a Garifuna village to Placencia’s tiny Creole and Gringo population. (Like how I use “Gringo” as a ethnic term for my people?) At myKeep reading »
Why oh why did it take me over 6 years to visit Placencia? It is SO easy to see in only a few days why so many people are in love with this area. Tiny, friendly, great food, fanatastic bars, amazing wildlife, an endless beach, a real feel of community and a real love ofKeep reading »
Iâve only been back on the island for about a week but one of the first things that struck me while walking around San Pedro is this flower. It seems to be painted, stuck or printed all over town. Here it is on the cemetery wall… And borrowed from Mr. De Feo’s Facebook page…by the sea… SignKeep reading »
Visiting a Mayan site is at the top of many vacation lists for people visiting Belize. One of the best is a day trip from Ambergris Caye…a long day trip. But after seeing birds, monkeys, crocodiles, cool Mayan carvings. and questioning whether you can get back down the STEEP temple that you just climbed, it’sKeep reading »
The House of Culture in Belize City has always been one of the leaders in promoting (you guessed it) Belizean CULTURE in this country and abroad. Just this year, a branch with its own cultural committee has opened right here on Ambergris Caye. And though we may not be called the “Culture Capital ofKeep reading »
The late Andy Palacio’s world famous group, the Garifuna Collective, played on Ambergris Caye for the first time yesterday at the re-opening of Sundiver. Sundiver is a resort about 5 miles north that closed a few years ago, was rented to a group for the years after and is now reopening as a resort. It’sKeep reading »
