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Five Days in Belize, C.A. PDF Print E-mail
Belize Lifestyle - What to Do in Belize
Written by Becky Odenkirk   

Five days on Ambergris Caye is just not enough! Sunny beaches, tropical breezes, and friendly locals are just the start of life on Ambergris Caye. You will find many things to do. You can wind surf, parasail, kayak, sailing on Hobie cats, swimming, snorkeling with the sharks and rays, shopping, eating great food, drinking at many beach bars, or just watching the sun rise from your resort beach. If you are adventurous, take a tour of the Mayan ruins on the mainland, or go zip lining through the jungle.

 Bring lots of strong sun block, bug repellant for those few days when the wind is calm, shorts and tee shirts, swimsuits, sandals, and souvenir money. There are many beach vendors selling fresh fruit, bead jewelry, weaving, and woodcarving. You can shop in San Pedro for local art of all kinds.

Eating could be a hobby on Ambergris. There are so many restaurants to choose from. George's has great breakfast food. For authentic local food, eat lunch or dinner at The Reef. If you’re looking for an upscale dinner, go to Rico’s. If you just want bar food and Belikins (Belize beer), walk along the beach. You’ll find two to three miles of resorts, hotels, and bars to choose from.

Ambergris is a laid back and casual island. Don’t bother bringing dressy clothes or curling irons. You won’t use them. Pack only play clothes and comfortable walking shoes.

Most traffic is golf carts and taxis. Just walk or ride a bicycle to you destination. If you need to ride, you can rent a golf cart or call a taxi. Taxis are cheap and fast. There are no lines, so be careful. There are parking restrictions on Front Street, so do what the locals do.

Geckos and chameleons keep the insect population down, and birds rule the skies on Ambergris. Caribbean Villas has a “people perch” that climbs above the treetops. Frigate birds, grackles, osprey, eagles, and other birds can be watched and photographed, if you are patient.

Whether you are looking to relax, or find adventure, you will find it in Belize, C. A.. You betta Belize it!

 
Dive Ambergris Caye, How to Choose the Right Place to Stay and Dive PDF Print E-mail
Belize Attractions - Scuba Diving
Written by Gaz Cooper   

Where to Stay on Ambergris Caye Belize

When I first arrived on Ambergris Caye as a backpacker more than 13 years ago, San Pedro was a very small quaint village with Sandy Streets, I can still remember the first vision that is clearly embedded in my mind to this day.

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Belize -Perfect Holiday Destination PDF Print E-mail
Belize Lifestyle - Vacation in Belize
Written by Karl Velasquez   

Not as well known as some Caribbean destinations, Belize is in Central America near both Mexico and Guatemala. It's actually a marvelous vacation choice, as the friendly Creoles making up most of the population will welcome you with open arms. Some vacationers haven't fared so well at other Caribbean holiday spots.

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Five Reasons to Retire in Belize PDF Print E-mail
Belize Lifestyle - Retire to Belize
Written by katie George   

What's not to love about Belize? Belize has become a shining star in the international media. Magazines and newspapers are raving with publications on Belize and how truly wonderful this small tropical paradise is.

We decided to boil it down to five reasons to retire to Belize. So here you go

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Caves Play Large Role in Belizean Tourism PDF Print E-mail
Belize Attractions - Caving in Belize
Written by Larry Pudoky   

The Central American country of Belize gained its independence from Great Britain in 1981. It is in a tropical region, located in between Mexico and Guatemala and to its east is bordered by the Caribbean Sea. Belize is a very culturally diverse nation, and the only Central American country that has English as its official language. Spanish and Belizean Creole or Kriol are also spoken by the ancestors of the Mayan, Spanish, British, African and other ethnic groups in the region, with Kriol being the most popular language actually spoken by the people.

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