Cerros Beach Resort
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Jungle river cruise and Lamanai ruins
... ate at a thatch-roofed open area with picnic tables. After lunch we headed off to the museum which gave some history of the Mayan culture and of the Lamanai ruins. Archaeologists think that the Mayan community was wiped out by smallpox in the 1800s.
At its peak, Lamanai had a population of about 35,000 people. The area was first settled 300 BC, so these are the oldest Mayan ruins, as Mexican ruins are only dated from 200 BC. There are more than 800 structures ...
Orange Walk Town
... studies, he continued his education as a Rhodes Scholar. He initially came to Belize to do some underwater logging and now he owns a restaurant.
Doug loves it here—further, he tells us, he has chosen to take up permanent residence here in Orange Walk. He quickly recognized that, literally, there is not a single restaurant for miles around that holds to the Canadian standards of cleanliness or food style, so took the opportunity to purchase ...
Where is everyone?
On the cayes is the answer! After our fairly haphazard border crossing from Mexico we arrived in Orange Walk on our "chicken bus" which is basically a bus that anyone/anything can get on...including chickens !! After a fairly hot 4 hours or so we staggered off the bus in Orange Walk and immediately saw our connecting bus heading to Belize City getting ready to leave. However it was beyond packed and we would have pretty much had to balance our backpacks on ...
A temple and a fishing village
... if you go at the right time. Our trip there was mid morning which probably wasn't the best time. Only spent two nights there and can't be bothered to write anything else about it since it was pretty forgettable. But it is a very pretty village with decent views across the water at sunset.
And don't try and hunt down manitees in a kayak for 2 hours at dusk as you won't find any. On second thought you probably will - I've just been unlucky with my nature hunts so far.
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Jungle is sooo good!
... into the Tropic departure lounge (a Hut), and got handed 2 pieces of card with "Boarding Card" written in big letters, these were a good 10 inches by 4 inches, so we weren't likely to loose them. We sat and waited for our flight to be called while watching the end of the Spain Switzerland game. ( that was quite a result)
Then one of the airport staff then said to us "are you ready?" and he lead us out a door, then we saw our plane, oh dear! they ...
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