May 2018 - Belize Travel Blog

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Adventure Family & friends Travel TipsBlue Hole of Belize – What You Need to Know

5 years ago28485 min

Blue Hole of Belize Known for centuries by local fishermen, the Blue Hole of Belize gained international attention in 1971 when legendary French explorer Jacques Cousteau declared it to be one of the best dive sites on the planet on his television show The Undersea World. Formed over 10,000 years ago by rising waters of the Ice Age, the Blue Hole is one of the most legendary dive sites on the planet. Today, the Blue Hole,...

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Travel TipsBelize Summer Weather

5 years ago12685 min

Belize Summer Weather Summer doesn’t really exist in Belize, at least not in the same way as it does in the United States or Canada. Unlike more temperate zones, Belize remains warm and sunny all year round. In fact, the average yearly daytime high is 84 degrees Fahrenheit (29 degrees Celsius). Instead of four distinct seasons, Belize has just two. One is sometimes called the “high” season or the “dry” season. It’s called the “high”...

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Family & friends Press & Media Travel TipsGive back to the community on your Belize vacation

5 years ago18695 min

Give back to the community on your Belize vacation Taking a vacation to the pristine, unspoiled tropical paradise that is Belize is great. But what if there was a way for visitors to help give back to the local community? It was exactly that thought that led to the creation of the “It’s Cool To Be Smart” initiative. Belize is a developing country and struggles to properly fund basic services, including education. As such, Belize...

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Arts & Music CelebrationsBelize Music Week

5 years ago16746 min

This May marks a special occasion in Belize as it is the third annual Music Week. Running from May 14-19, 2018, and organized the National Institute of Culture and History and the Institute of Creative Arts, this year’s Music Week will be held at the Belize Civic Centre. Music Week will feature live concerts from some of the top artists in the country and around the region as well as workshops to train up-and-coming artists...

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Adventure RomanceCaribbean Belize Vacation

5 years ago16485 min

You Need to Take A Caribbean Belize Vacation This Year You’ve worked hard this year. You’ve struggled through yet another long winter and dealt with all of the hassles of modern life. Don’t you deserve a fantastic Caribbean vacation in Belize? Just a few hours’ flying time from the North America, Belize feels and looks like another world. Instead of skyscrapers, Starbucks cafes, and traffic jams, Belize is an unspoiled land where monkeys howl from...

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Adventure Weddings & HoneymoonsLamani Maya Ruins In Belize

5 years ago22435 min

Lamanai Maya Ruins – What You Need to Know Before You Visit Although Belize is home to more ancient Maya ruins than anywhere else, the site of Lamanai is truly special. Unlike other colossal cities that were abandoned for unknown reasons around the year 900 A.D., Lamanai was continuously inhabited right through the early part of the European colonial period. Because the ancient Maya in Lamanai survived first contact with Europeans, the city is one...

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Adventure Spa & RelaxationYoga In Belize

5 years ago18246 min

Belize: Your Yoga Retreat Destination Yoga is one of humanity’s oldest sciences and has, in recent years, become a popular way to stay fit while also learning ancient practices on meditation and breath control. One of the finest places to practice yoga is in a pristine natural environment such as you’ll find in Belize. Centering your mind and body in a lush environment like Belize is an excellent way to tune your body and soul...

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Weddings & HoneymoonsBelize Destination Wedding

5 years ago18595 min

Belize Destination Wedding Can you imagine getting married in paradise? Well, in Belize, it’s possible. This mesmerizing Caribbean country has beautiful beaches, pristine rainforests, and lovely tropical settings that are perfect for exchanging vows on your special day. You can even get married in front of an ancient Maya temple, if you like! Best of all, a Belize destination wedding is more affordable than you might think. The country is only a couple of hours’...

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Celebrations Family & friendsMothers Day In Belize

5 years ago23963 min

“Celebrate Life And the Joys of Being With Loved Ones!” Really, when all is said and done, the moments we share with family and friends is what remains dearest to us and enriches our lives. Every day is a fresh start to totally Immerse Yourself in the Moment and Mother’s Day holds a very special significance. While family and friends are gathering, it’s a tricky balance making sure ALL the Mothers in our lives are...

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AdventureMaya Ruins in Belize

5 years ago12855 min

Maya Ruins in Belize – Check Them Out! Archeologists estimate that some 90% of all existing ancient Maya ruins in Belize have yet to be excavated. Abandoned more than 1,000 years ago for reasons still disputed by experts, the cities, temples, and pyramids built by the ancient Maya are architectural wonders, many of which are now open to the public. At its height, the ancient Maya civilization had as many as two million people living...

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