All tagged Belize

Belize Ecolution Adventures: Howler Monkeys

​Belize Ecoultion Adventures is located on the edge of the dense Belizean jungle in the village of Bermudian Landing. The park lies along the edge of the Bermuda River, which is an important part of the jungle ecosystem and provides sustenance for the wildlife that live in the area. The tour takes you through the thick rain forest on well-established paths where the guide will try to locate the local families of howler monkeys in hopes to feed them some delicious bananas, which the monkeys enjoy a lot, but they are not a native fruit of Belize.

Guide to Travel San Pedro, Belize

San Pedro Town is the largest city on the gorgeous Caribbean island of Ambergris Caye. The island belongs to the small Central American country known as Belize and lies 35 km from the coastline. it is roughly 40 km long from north to south and around 1.6 km wide. As with most keys in the Caribbean, Ambergris Caye has nothing in terms of mountains or even hills and is essentially completely flat. That being said this spectacular island has so much to offer, such as; pearly white-sand beaches with turquoise blue waters, super-friendly locals with a uniquely blended culture, delicious food with a Mexican-Caribbean twist, and interesting wildlife like large iguanas and crocodiles.

Guide to Travel Caye Caulker

Caye Caulker is a gorgeous tropical island getaway that is located in the Caribbean Sea and is part of the small and humble Central American country of Belize. The island has a small population of only 2000 inhabitants but does swell with tourists in the high season which is between October and April. It is not a large island and occupies an area of only 5 miles (8.0 km) long by less than 1 mile (1.6 km) wide. The island maintains an ultra-relaxed atmosphere and lives by the motto “go slow”, which is displayed all over the island and is comically enforced by the local rastas if you happen to ride your bicycle a little too fast down the main street. This relaxed way of life is even more apparent by the fact that only bicycles and golf carts are allowed on the island.

Spoonbill House Airbnb, Caye Caulker

The Spoonbill House is situated on the picturesque Caribbean island of Caye Caulker in the tiny country of Belize. The Island has a population of only around 2000 but has a thriving tourist industry and a mellow vibe with the motto “go slow” being used as the island’s slogan. The people of Caye Caulker are friendly and helpful and make you feel welcome and good traditional Belizean food can be found all over the island

Caribbean Villas Hotel, San Pedro

Caribbean Villas Hotel is located on the beautiful island of Ambergris Caye in the small country of Belize and is fronted by 250 feet of gorgeous white sandy beach. This resort is situated on the edge of San Pedro Town but far enough from the hustle and bustle of the busy parts to obtain peace and serenity while visiting. That being said a nice relaxed 10-minute stroll along the beach will lead you to San Pedro and its amenities such as restaurants, markets, and souvenir shops.

Dream Cabanas, Caye Caulker

Dream Cabanas is a boutique hotel with both Caribbean and European style mixed perfectly into one fantastic little hotel. It is located on Caye Caulker which is an island in the Caribbean and is one of about 450 islands in the tiny Central American country of Belize. Caye Caulker is a wonderful example of easy living and has no cars on the entire island as well as the motto “go slow”, which may be gently enforced by a local rastaman if you choose to ride your peddle bike a little too fast.

Ice and Beans Cafe, Caye Caulker

Ice and Beans is a coffee shop located directly on the beach in Caye Caulker, Belize that serves only high-quality Belizean grown organic coffee beans. They make fresh baked foods like donuts, bagels, and bubble waffles. For drinks, they offer smoothies, frappuccinos, ice teas, milkshakes, tea lemonades, and more. Seating is situated outside ion the beach where they have picture-perfect swing sets and a bar to enjoy your morning coffee and look out at the Caribbean Sea. Ice and Beans is a must-see spot for anybody visiting Caye Caulker.

The Pelican Sunset Bar, Caye Caulker

The Pelican Sunset Bar is located on the beautiful Caribbean island called Caye Caulker which is part of the country of Belize. It is a popular spot not only for its great food and all-natural tropical cocktails but also for the breathtaking sunsets that occur here every evening. The bar is situated oceanside in a shallow bay of gorgeous turquoise water and has a convenient location over the water.

Hidden Beach, Ambergris Caye

Hidden Beach on Ambergris Caye, Belize is a secluded strip of several incredible coves with fine white sand and a quiet relaxing atmosphere than its more developed neighbor, Secret Beach. Hidden Beach is considered to be part of Secret Beach and though it requires a short walk through the jungle, it is definitely worth the time, especially if you want to get away from the hustle of the more popular beaches.

Secret Beach, Belize

Secret Beach, Belize is a gorgeous representation of what the more touristy areas of today would’ve looked like years ago. Don’t be mistaken though, nowadays Secret Beach is starting to boom and crowds are starting to appear, that being said it is still possible to relax in peace and quiet. Located on gorgeous Ambergris Caye just a short drive from San Pedro.

Xunantunich Mayan Ruins

The Xunantunich Mayan ruins are an ancient archaeological site located 70 miles inland deep into the jungles of Belize, near the city of San Ignacio and right on the border of Guatemala. It is a smaller ruins site in terms of area, but the largest Mayan temple, “El Castillo” rises high above the trees giving you an incredible 360 view and with its height is actually the second tallest structure in Belize after another temple at Caracol. Upon arriving at the park there will be an entrance fee of $5 BZD or $2.50 USD, which is well worth it for the experience.

Secret Beach Cabanas, Belize

I want to start by saying that Belize is an absolutely incredible country, which is full of unique and interesting sites and attractions, but none has captured our thoughts like Secret Beach. We found out about Secret Beach by looking at a map and checking for new places that we could explore with our golf cart rental. For those who don’t know golf carts and bicycles are the two main modes of transportation on the island, which definitely helps maintain the relaxed vibes.