San Ignacio Market

... nbsp; http://blog.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/thelees/1/1318354337/tpod.html  We really liked the feel of this town. San Ignacio is steadily becoming a haven for backpackers. We bumped into Pei Sun (Taiwan), Paul and Flo (Germany) whom we ...

... for two weeks. It feels like a month because we are so busy. I am still in training and totally getting accustomed to life in Belize. We have visited a lot of places in Belize in the past few and a half. last week we went to Xunantunich, which is a ...

... probably return at some point. Tomorrow we'll catch a plane down to Punta Gorda or PG as it' s known here. We have to go to Belize Municipal first, but even at $200 it's a lot better than the scary buses and the 8-10 hours we'd spend on a bus.  ...

... and some powerful spotlights and ventured into Barton Creek Cave.  This is the longest subterranean archaeological sites in Belize.  It has some amazing stalagmites and stalactites and crystal formations but what we were interested in seeing ...

... Next morning we visited whats supposedly the biggest market in Belize and didn't find much more that overripe bananas. We left San Ignacio without breakfast. The hired taxi brought us to the border but stopped after 5 minutes drive tonsqueeze another 2 ...

... 's and play pub trivia run by Travis, ex Californian ex vagabond ex linguist and who now runs the only pirate theatre in San Ignacio. It cost 2 Belizean per person to enter, winner take all. We lovingly named our team Mangoes for Stacey in reference to ...

... told us we would have no luck finding accommodations in Belmopan so we needed to try and carry on to San Ignacio. San Ignacio is a border town in Western Belize with a large tourist draw. Luckily again, we managed to catch the last bus leaving to San ...

... ; After all the excitement of El Mirador yesterday today we were going to take a tour of Tikal before leaving Guatemala for Belize. Visiting El Mirador helped us to understand Tikal and how it was formed.  It is understood that Maya people moved ...

... terminal in the middle of the market, but despite the new station, the bus still went through the market!  What a scene!     San Ignacio is a cool small town with a nice relaxed atmosphere.  There is also a center for ...

... to be refrigerated . . . ever. 3. Dominic is moving in with me! Yay! He was transferred from Belize City to San Ignacio and we will live together for a few months so we can both save money. Unfortunately Belizeans cannot understand ...