Ek' Tun
remote location, San Ignacio
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Ek' Tun San Ignacio

remote location San Ignacio, Cayo, Belize

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Nostalgia for now

A travel blog entry by bill.owen

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... in the morning, you will need to stop for lunch too. Rosa’s open-air restaurant makes neat little Tostadas for $1.25 Bz and a 16-ounce Coke for $2 so with tip and tax together lunch costs $11 Bz. They play Christian Music there and we eat out on the porch. About once a month we go to the "big city" to shop at Brodies, a mid-size grocery store by US standards. There they have more of the things that Americans take for granted. So when we have visitors ...

San Ignacio all the way!!

A travel blog entry by jessandross

60

... give a shout out to our guide - Aaron. His family owns the business - he was AMAZING. Knew everything - answered all my wildlife and enironmental questions with the rigour of many academics. He caving knowledge and experience is unparalleled. The long day was finished with drinks (rum punch) back at Maywalk (http://www.mayawalk.com/) office. It was an absolutely perfect day!!!! We were sad to ...

Time to Get Wet

A travel blog entry by crystalrenee

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... was doing and where we were, I was able to relax, turn off my light and just float through the caves in the dark. It was quite spectacular and I wouldn't have minded extending that tour. Unfortunately the first wave of cruise passengers arrived by the time we floated to the second cave so it wasn't quite as relaxing but still beautiful. While the other tourists stopped to explore things, we kept floating down the open river under ...

History filled San Ingancio

A travel blog entry by mkuncio

... not escape from the cave as the body was a sacrifice to the gods.

It truly was a remarkable place. You think in amazement how they come across these caves all that time ago and how they brought all the offerings deep into the caves. We had helmets and head lamps but all they would have had would have been fire torches.

Antigua is the next stop heading towards the southern tip of Guatemala. Until then stay safe and happy ...

Beach to City to Jungle

A travel blog entry by journeyjoy

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We found an internet cafe and did some research on couchsurfers. Mike was getting a little stressed that we hadnt bought a ticket home yet and we decided to buy our tickets. It was a little sad, since this meant we would now have to have a time limit in a lot of places and may have to rush to get to the airport in Panama on time. Once we bought our tickets back, there was a little feeling of having ...

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