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Belize Is Fast Becoming the Ecotourism Capital of the World
At a time when other Caribbean nations are struggling to incorporate responsible conservation practices, Belize has emerged as one of the top countries in the region to focus on the practice of "eco-tourism." Belize has been working hard to incorporate its growing tourism sector into a balanced approach for protecting and preserving its gorgeous natural…
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The Best Belize Resort to Stay in 2019
From the crystal clear waters of the Belize Barrier Reef to the lush interior of ancient rainforests teeming with exotic wildlife, Belize seems almost custom designed to offer travelers a "one-stop" destination with something for everyone. Whether you love relaxing on the beach, enjoy the thrill of diving and snorkeling, want to hike through deep…
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Why a Belize Honeymoon Rocks!
Lovely boutique resorts surrounded by nature? Check. Gorgeous tropical islands complete with palm trees and hammocks? Check. Delicious food and amazing cocktails? Check. Thrilling activities like snorkeling and scuba diving? Check. Gorgeous pristine rainforests bursting with colorful birds and exotic wildlife? Check. No matter what your idea of a perfect honeymoon, there's no doubt that…
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San Ignacio Belize, an Affordable Honeymoon Destination
After the expense and hassle of organizing a wedding, many couples are looking for an affordable destination to enjoy their honeymoon. One of the best places to enjoy a budget-friendly honeymoon in an exotic location is the town of San Ignacio in western Belize. San Ignacio is the country's second-largest town, a thriving, colorful…
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Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary
Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary Famous for being the first jaguar preserve in the world, the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is an enormous trackless wilderness located in southeastern Belize. Measuring more than 150 square miles (400 square km) in size, the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary begins on the eastern slopes of the Maya Mountain and descends…
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7 Interesting Facts That You Need to Know About Belize
Fascinating Facts About Belize There are many interesting facts that have not been revealed about Belize to the world. In this blog post, we will share our top 7 interesting facts about our beautiful country: 1.) The largest city of Belize is located at the mouth of the river Belize River and is known as…
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Authentic Belizean Stew Chicken with Rice and Beans Recipe
Some of the best-loved foods in Belize are also the simplest. One of the classic dishes enjoyed throughout Belize is a signature take on the Caribbean standard of stew(ed) chicken with rice and beans. The perfect combination of protein and complex carbohydrates, stew chicken with rice and beans is a hearty dish that can be…
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How to get to San Ignacio Town From Belize City/Belize International Airport
How to get to San Ignacio Town From Belize City/Belize International Airport The town of San Ignacio is accessible by domestic flights from Tropic Air, or can arrive via bus or by private vehicle. The most popular nearby transportation hubs are Belize City, Belmopan (the capital of Belize), and destinations in neighboring Guatemala. For…
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Family Adventure in Belize
Travel to Belize With Kids At Cahal Pech Village Resort, we love to share the many wonders of Belize with families. Children bring a refreshing and invigorating perspective to the travel experience that help all of us gain more from the journey. The white sandy beaches, pristine rainforests, and unique towns and villages of Belize…
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The Maya Culture and People of Belize
Because the ancient Maya culture collapsed around the year 900 AD, long before the arrival of Spanish conquistadores, many modern visitors mistakenly assume that the Maya people no longer exist. Simply put, this isn't true, as the Maya people form a vibrant part of modern-day Belizean society. Today, there are three distinct communities of Maya…
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13 Things You Will Only Find in Belize
#1 The ATM Cave which offers the most thrilling caving experiences in the world #2 The Best Fry Jacks on the planet #3 The most Stunning Blue Hole on earth #4 The best Garifuna Music #5 The best rice and beans #6 The most magnificent Maya Ruins #7 The most amazing cave tubing #8 The…
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5 Reasons Why You Should Travel to Belize in December
For the past five years, the Internet particularly social media has exposed the wonderful and charming beauty of Belize to thousands of travelers, and as a result the country has become a hot spot destination in Central America and the Caribbean. Maya Ruins, sacred caves, untouched rainforests, and unsurpassed diving and snorkeling are only few…
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