Lazy Iguana Bed and Breakfast
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Seremei (Thank you), Hamanasi!
Today we left Hamansi and Hopkins. We ate breakfast, went for a walk, played Bananagrams, ate lunch and then departed. Fransisco drove us to the Dangriga airport, driving us
through downtown Dangriga which was quite populated today because of the
holiday celebrating the Garifuna culture. While the national language of Belize is English, …
Shark!
Today we went on our first dive off of Caye Caulker, two sites on the north part of the barrier
reef. On our first dive, we descended into a school of nurse sharks. Amazing.
We must have seen at least 10 sharks on this dive, all swimming around us. We
also saw a moray eel swimming. This was a really different experience then
seeing …
Lighthouse Atoll
The day's journey was to Lighthouse Atoll which includes the Great Blue Hole. The boat ride is 2 hours there, three hours back. While I was not nervous about diving this time, I was very focused on the horizon attempting not to be sick. (Smoking is evidently allowed which made this a little more difficult as I was unable to escape the noxious fumes …
Snorkeling and Thanks!
Our last full day in Caye Caulker we spent taking pictures in town and going snorkeling. The weather was amazing- sunny with a little breeze. The snorkel trip had three planned stops, though our guide (of Carlos Tours) stopped at an additional place when local fishers told him there was a loggerhead turtle near their boat.
The loggerhead …
Exploring land & sea
On Tuesday, we went diving again, this time to Turneffe Atoll. The diving was good- a lot of coral that we didn't see other places and a good number of fish and some turtles. Also, I finally had a good mask day- I didn't have to clear my mask once!
After three days of diving, we decided to take a day off. There is a footpath through the …
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TravelPod Member ReviewsLazy Iguana Bed and Breakfast Caye Caulker
“Quiet & Friendly”
Reviewed Nov 22, 2012
We stayed at the Lazy Iguana for 5 nights in November. The B&B is quiet on the edge of the small town. Breakfast is good and the manager is friendly and helpful. The hammocks and view from the rooftop parapa are awesome.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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