With a permanent population of only 25,000, San Ignacio may not seem like a booming metropolis — but the fact that it's one of the largest town in Belize says a whole lot about the experiences this country offers. You aren't going to find familiar chain restaurants in San Ignacio, but you will find an…
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If you've been itching to get out of the house and enjoy a change of scenery, you wouldn't be alone. Positioned directly on the Caribbean Sea, Belize has been one of the best-kept vacation secrets for decades. It's not that travelers are completely unaware of Belize's beaches and islands, but the true depth of experiences…
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Beautiful weather, gorgeous scenery, and friendly people all make Belize one of the best places to visit in 2022, but that doesn't mean that you should come completely unprepared. Easy access to the country for most travelers means that you don't have to plan too much ahead of time, but there are a few things…
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Around 705 million vacation days weren’t used by U.S. citizens, according to a U.S. Travel Association survey. If you’re one of these statistics because getting around abroad seems too daunting, grab your passport and make 2022 the year you see the world! The kids saw a National Geographic TV show filled with exotic wild…
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Would any other year be as appropriate for a spring break than 2021? Of course not. You’re grouchy. The kids are bored. And if you try out one more recipe in an effort to stay busy during the pandemic, you think you might just lose your mind or your former waistline. How does the idea…
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San Ignacio isn't the biggest destination in Belize, but it's become one of the most popular destinations for tourists, locals, and expats. Why is that? It's largely because of the diversity of things to do here. Along with its sister town of Santa Elena, San Ignacio is the heart and soul of the Cayo District.…
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Cahal Pech Resort - Best Place To Stay In San Ignacio, Belize Travelers to Belize rave about San Ignacio Town. Its colorful streets and open-air markets allow visitors to experience Belize’s diverse culture. Mestizo, Maya, and Garifuna as well as newcomers from Asia can be found here. There are wonderful restaurants, unique boutiques and sunny…
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There are a lot of reasons to visit Belize — the joyous and diverse blend of cultures, the pristine beaches and natural parks, and delicious and fresh cuisine are just a few of the more popular ones. But also convenient is the fact that you can reach Belize in just a few hours. While direct…
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The sunny Caribbean beaches and islands of Belize's east coast may be the most well-known destinations in Belize, but the Cayo District along Belize's western frontiers is the perfect place for adventurous travelers looking to break away from throngs of tourists. San Ignacio Town is commonly used as a base camp for visitors to the…
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Did you know that weather changes can turn birdwatching into what The Smithsonian Institution calls “Extreme birdwatching”? It’s true, writes "Smithsonian" magazine’s, Erin Blakemore! Birdwatchers are a fascinating species and if you happen to know one—or if that describes you—did you know that changing weather patterns, like El Niño, impact bird migration habits? When the…
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Belize is open for tourism again. Spend the winter in a friendly, sunny place where you can relax, unwind and let the beauty of nature soothe your soul. When you’re making your plans, don’t forget to visit these seven must-see places. The Belize Barrier Reef The second-largest barrier reef in the world is also a…
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Everyone with dreams of getting married also dreams of the idyllic honeymoon. As the first days, you spend together as a wedded couple, the honeymoon sets the tone for the rest of your life as a couple. That's not to say that a bad honeymoon will destroy a good relationship or the perfect honeymoon will…
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Though you may have never heard about it, the Caribbean country of Belize has gotten no shortage of buzz in the travel community over the years. As a model for eco-tourism and a region blessed with some of the most natural beauty around, it stands apart even among a crowded variety of tropical destinations throughout…
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It's impossible to imagine Belize today without the Garifuna. When these Afro-Caribbean people arrived on November 19th, 1802, they had already seen significant struggle and had a significant impact on the history of the colonial Caribbean. The descendants of the Garifuna were West Africans who found themselves liberated from bondage when the Spanish ship they…
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The town of San Ignacio isn't the most popular destination for the average tourist, but that just means that the bold and adventurous travelers who do their research and head towards this inland destination get a more authentic and less crowded experience. The town itself dates back to the 19th century, but the general area…
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Tired of the chill holiday weather? It turns out that a solution could be just a few hours away. Belize is the second smallest country in the Caribbean, but its relatively small square mileage is counterbalanced by the dense jungle, ruins, and caves that constitute the interior and the coastal access to the Caribbean Sea.…
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