Belize Travel Guide

Found these two kitten in a Flowerpot in Spanish Lookout. They belong to a friendly lady that makes cheese. What a cute moment!

I just posted a few choice pictures of monkeys, all of them taken in the wild.

Down South in Belize stands for wild, unfiltered and beautiful nature. Living conditions here usually are much poorer, people more friendly and pure. Away from the trodden paths of tourists and politicians, the south is the forgotten corner in Belize.

Who better to give us an idea of what Belize is all about than somebody who travels it for a living? Victor has been to almost any place within Belize, and has traveled often beyond the borders of Belize to take his tour groups to special sites. Let us see what he has to say about this wonderful country.

Travelers to Belize quickly discover what makes Belize unique. It is the friendly people. Colorful personalities with an array of traditions and customs representing over ten diverse cultures make the Belizean people the country’s greatest resource and stewards of Belize’s tourism.

The Town of San Ignacio as seen by locals.

About half an hour south of Belmopan, along the Hummingbird Highway, you can find the St. Herman’s Blue Hole National Park. It has two beautiful areas to offer: the actual park with one of the few caves in Belize you can visit on your own – and the Blue Hole, which is a…

The true tourist hub for the deep jungle – get to know San Ignacio. Originally the town was established as a hub for mahogany cutters in the interior. Now it is the administrative center of the Cayo District. Many of the major Hotels, such as the San Ignacio Hotel, are to be found here.

What this Blog is all about. What will you find here? Insider information about the Caribbean country of Belize & Belize Travel. Caribbean Belize as seen by someone living here. Planning a Caribbean vacation? Looking for the perfect romantic get-away? A unique Caribbean honeymoon? Here you’ll find information on…