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Dusting off the passports!
So it's been way too long since we dusted off the passports and boarded an airline for distant lands. Belize was the winning choice being so close by and requiring little preparation. Plus, neither of us have previously been there!
Why have we not traveled in so long? Allow the pictures to speak for themselves. All I can say is home …
We have lift off
The adventure has begun! We made it to Belize City, Belize. Of course, there was some last minute running around to make it exciting. However, all our stuff is now living in a 10X30, the cars are in storage and we are on the move. Big thanks to Rick, Kris and Mateo for helping us out when it was down to the wire! We arrived in Belize City and were …
Journey to Flores
Caught the 23:40 ADO bus to Belize City. Didnt see much point in sticking around Playa as I wanted to crack on and travel somewhere new.
Journey was ok, pretty comfortable apart from the fact the driver kept putting the aircon on every so often and freezing us to death! lol.
Got scammed getting out of Mexico at the Chetumal border crossing. Had to pay US$25 to leave. Tried to argue but they were having none of it. Belize border was ...
A great excursion
Thursday, August 2, 2012
No dock today. Today is a tender day. We anchored about 20 minutes offshore and had to wait for the tenders. Got ours about 9:25 and arrived in Belize City about 9:45. Had to go through terminal and meet our activities people. Overall, it was one of the best excursion days I've ever taken. Steven loved it also. After a 45 minute van ride, we arrived at the ATV ...
Caribbean English speaking Central America
... had, so instead he decided to do a few tarot card readings which was interesting for an hour or so. They got even more interesting the more he had to drink mind! After that revelation, we all sat on the veranda chatting the night away as the wind got steadily stronger. By 11pm we got off to bed and were serenaded by the owners friend (who was pretty good) through our bedroom window as it opened out directly onto the veranda.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsThe Red Hut Inn Belize City
“ A pleasant stop over and easy transition ”
Reviewed Nov 25, 2011
Good, safe accommodation with very helpful owners. Airport pickup saves you $5 over mandated taxi fares straight away. Nice rental cars available and Louis and Julia, the owners, can arrange tours. Neighbors of the owners are also tour guides so beers on the veranda are good for gathering information. Louis makes a nice barbeque on the patio so if you don't feel like self catering (you can, there's a kitchen) you can relax with a beer while he grills you a lobster.l It's an "Inn", not a hotel so if you're expecting crisp white linens and "fabrezed out" rooms, reprogram your thinking to a something more in tune to a visit with an old friend with a couple guest rooms. The rooms are clean and the owners burn mosquito incense in the outdoor hallway in the evening so while you are in the tropics bug nuisance is at a minimum. There are more channels available on the television than I had at home so after all day flights, dinner and beers, it was a nice distraction to wind down with a familiar movie. In all, I would definitely stay there again.
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