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September is my favorite month of the year. Yes it’s hot and the official heart of the hurricane season but…
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After seeing this papering the telephone poles of San Pedro, I had to visit this totally new business. Had to.…
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Sargassum, or the seaweed that is now quite plentiful in Belize, is all over the beach. And, while not all…
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For the past two nights, I’ve been staying in South Ambergris Caye. I thought I was in The Mosquito Coast…
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Ambergris is a 26 mile long caye lying just along the hemisphere’s largest barrier reef. The largest island in Belize.…
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Yesterday morning, an invitation was sent out. The San Pedro Police Barracks, the NEW home for eight police people, was…
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Let’s start with how gorgeous it was yesterday on Ambergris Caye. The morning started looking stormy but no rain. By…
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Yesterday was the official end of what is called the largest festival in Belize – the San Pedro International Costa…
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Yesterday I headed into town for a meeting, armed with my camera. Take some photos of the big Costa Maya…
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The more you travel around Belize, the more you realize how seriously blessed with natural wonders this tiny country is.…
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Warning: Cornball alert. I am going to gush about this spot. Wax lyrical…and use words like magical way too many times.…
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The list of activities available through Almond Beach Resort in Hopkins, Belize was almost…well…overwhelming. They got the ocean right there…
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The Curve Bar & Marina at Sittee River, Belize has been a small, local watering hole. A place to grab…
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Hopkins, Belize has an enviable location. It is situated on a giant sandbar between two rivers – in the Southern…
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Man it’s hot. For those who don’t think there are seasons in Belize, you can now experience summer. The temperature…
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Yesterday I posted about the rumors swirling around the Split at Caye Caulker and about how I thought the easiest…
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Rumors have been swirling about the closing of the Split on Caye Caulker. Or more specifically, the closing of the Lazy…
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I have posted photos of Mata Rocks Resort since the very beginning of my blog (June 2011 if it comes…
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Lionfish are an invasive non-native fish that have infested our reef and are doing some serious damage to the coral…
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Or so it feels like it…rather than spending most of the days on the computer (or traveling or eating), I’ve…
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