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Each year, two-man or woman teams of kayakers take to the water for a 42 mile, two day kayaking marathon.…
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The island Guanaja is interesting to me for so many reasons. The residents (citizens of Honduras…though some deny it) speak…
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The three Bay Islands sit about 10 miles off the coast of Honduras in the Carribean Sea. All of the…
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The boat from La Ceiba, Honduras to Roatan seems simple enough. Relatively cheap at $500 lempiras, fast at only 1…
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After two nights in Omoa, Honduras, another friend, Emily, was flying into San Pedro Sula from California…we headed there to pick…
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So where did I stop with my last post…I had taken a taxi from the airport in San Pedro Sula,…
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Relatively recently, Tropic Air (the domestic airline in Belize) added a new route to their international roster. You can now…
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The Agriculture and Trade Show of Belize isn’t just trade and agriculture, it isn’t just animals and plants. There is…
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I hardly know where to start with this series of the posts (a two parter). The Belize National Agriculture and…
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‘Tis the season for fruit in Belize and two new ones arrived at my local fruit stand yesterday morning. One…
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I posed the question last week to my faithful readers: what the heck is this fruit? The Spanish-only speaking…
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Yesterday was the last day of conch Season in Belize…it closed 2 months early since the national fishing quota had…
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Who says that the “busy season” on Ambergris Caye is drawing to an end? Not me.The SAGA Humane Society held…
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There are a few places that I recommend to EVERYONE that visits Ambergris Caye. You need to snorkel at Hol…
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Thursday afternoon, I was invited for a sail and snorkel trip on San Pedro resident’s George Eiley’s Rum Punch 2.…
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There is so much to do in Belize during this time of the year. So much eating and travelling…
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Located about 3.5 miles north of the bridge, sandwiched between Captain Morgan’s Resort & Casino to the south and Coco…
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Yesterday afternoon a HUGE boat pulled up just outside the reef off Ambergris Caye. It’s honestly the biggest boat I…
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Despite the fact that the pupusa is an El Salvadorean dish, if I was the head of the Belize Tourism…
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Good Friday in predominantly Catholic San Pedro (like in many places) is quite a solemn, religious holiday. It has…
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