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a view of the pool and the back of the hotel Here is Xunantunich! It is hard to miss the Hotel with this sign The TV has cable, not that we cared much.

Aguada Hotel Cayo

Western Hwy., Santa Elena Cayo, Belize

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelAguada Hotel Cayo

Air-conditioning in Santa Elena

A travel blog entry by jbethe

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Although the Trek Stop could have been a great place to base my jungle adventures out of, my ailment prevented me from enjoying the sweltering heat and lack of amenities (namely, more Gatorade). So I moved on to San Ignacio, in the Cayo District, which is a large town known as the adventure capital of Belize. Except in August. That's when most …

Hey mon, u wanna sum ganja

A travel blog entry by sranmal

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Well, Alex and Kaine went to a club, Kaine got thrown out and being ****** up, he couldn't find his way to the hotel, ending up walking the streets and just managed to get back at 5am. Alex must have left earlier because he got back sometime in the night, although e didn't look too good in the morning!!

The trip to Caye Caulker in Belize …

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... distance.

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Go slow

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... hinter Tom hervor.
Als wir am letzten Stop noch Hummer, Moraenen und sogar grasende Schilkroeten sahen, war der Tag perfekt.


Muede, ein bischen bewschwipst (auf dem Rueckweg wird Rumpunch a gogo serviert) und uebergluecklich snid wir am Abend in unsere betten gefallen und haben erst dann schmerzhaft feststellen muessen, dass wir uns - wie koennte es auch anders sein- den Ruecken und die Hinterseite der Beine verbrannt hatten!
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