Lazy Iguana Bed and Breakfast
Alamina Dr., Caye Caulker
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Lazy Iguana Bed and Breakfast Caye Caulker

Alamina Dr. Caye Caulker, Belize Cayes, Belize

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The Rasta Vibe

A travel blog entry by macfarlanei

5

... the right image of the Islanders.

I have never spent so much time swimming in the sea. The temperature of the water is more like a warm bath than open sea water. It is also fairly dense in salt so the ability to float is made so much easier which, when it comes down to it, just fits perfectly with the Belizean mentality of minimal effort, maximum relaxation. In fact even the language is minimal. It seems that where they can use only one syllable, they will. "Why ...

Short stopover in the Cayes

A travel blog entry by 2free_spirits










Vandaag moet alles
ingepakt worden, maar we missen nog een deel. Toch is er geen plaats
over in de rugzak. We ontbijten in de Weary Traveller, checken uit,
betalen, pikken onze was op en nemen de bus naar Chetumal. We konden
ineens tickets kopen om naar Caye Caulker te varen. In Chetumal
geraken we van de bushalte naar de Muelle Fiscal met een taxi.
Gelukkig hebben we onze tickets al, want aan de dokken is het ...

Bad backpackers, buses, boats and Belize

A travel blog entry by josephandjoel

2
6

... I like children. His hippy German parents could be forgiven for taking their small child and staying in ...

First Time Snorkeler!

A travel blog entry by journeyjoy

10

This morning we helped Madi do a bit of feeding and then we geared up and headed out to Carlos' Tours for our snorkeling tour! We met 5 other people including an employee of Carlos the owner of the tour company. He fitted us with fins and masks and then we boarded the boat and rode out to Hol Chan Marine Reserve! He anchored the boat once we saw a few other boats anchored in the most crystal clear water I've ever seen, and he went through some tips and ...

Belize: Go Slow Man...

A travel blog entry by em6183

3

... sat nearby was a Rasta, seemingly doing what the locals do, absolutely sod all. (In Italian, 'dolce fa niente', 'the sweetness of doing nothing'.) He greeted us politely before going back to what he was doing, blankly staring out to sea. Twenty minutes went by without a word, without the slightest movement from our new friend, before I finally gave in and asked him what he was doing.

"I'm a small businessman, man," he replied, waving a lazy finger at three aging canoes ...