Casa Blanca by the Sea Hotel Corozal

... in this heat.  We both have noticed that we lose track of what we are doing several times a day!  Scott did go into town to re-fill our 5 purified gallon jug, we had gone thru three bottles since Friday.  He also brought back lunch, he had stopped at a local taco stand next to the Mirador hotel, Fernando our groundskeeper had recommended it to us.  The tacos were so yummy, twelve ...

Arright, (as you'd say here in belize) This place is great! i've been on Isla Mujeres in Mexico as you guys can see in the rute of traveling. I'll see if I can work it with some pictures, but if i cant make it work, you'll have to use facebook... Isla mujeres ...

... that now after a few months of travelling and not having to worry about too many things 9apart from the damage done to my house and the repairs taking place organised by my lovely family! :-)) Did pleny of diving here which has the worlds second largest Barrier Reef (Austraila being the first), also dived the world famous Blue Hole. Up early to catch the boat that was taking us to the Blue ...

... to wait for our breakfast. Fried eggs, beans, avocado, and bread. Perfect. I also had some grapefruit juice that was delicious. After renting one bike, and me sitting on the top with Mike driving, we got some postcards and stamps, and make reservations to go snorkeling in the afternoon.

... had no idea where we were and we were dependent on Lance to get us home.  And Lance didn't look like he wanted to leave.  Ever. After what felt like an age of avoiding eye contanct with the ladies of the night (but was in fact only one drink) we persuaded Lance to order us a taxi.  Before we left, Lance asked for our contact details.  I gave him Joshua's. I enjoyed the boat ride and the ruins, but I'll be pleased to leave the town behind.  This afternoon we head to the beaches at Corozal.

... on the bus. Racing back to hopefully retrieve them I'm upset to find they are long gone. Bet the chances of finding an Oakley store from here on in is pretty slim. Having to change buses to continue into Belize, we're now riding in what can only be described as an old school bus with up-right seats and very little airflow but as it stated 'VIP' on the front I can only assume that this is going to be the best of the bunch from here on in. It's ...

... before settling on the tropics. we got a private bungalo with a view of the ocean from our private porch, a bathroom, a fridge, two double beds and a tv with movie channels (for breaks from the unrelenting heat). oh, and a coffee maker. but no coffee? oh - and a clock with three jumping dolphins (sold me, for sure). its yellow and orange and we call it home. now we're just tanning and relaxing and going to be really early. the caye is stunning and we're stoked!

... like it was dancing with him. We sensed that something was not right when it started to open its mouth...it must have thought that the brightly-yellow-coloured regulator on the diver was food. Greg promptly applied his turtle catching skills to lead it away. After the first dive, unknown to us, there was a 1 hour stop in San Pedro. As we hadnīt expected that, we didnīt our wallets with us...we tried to ease our hunger by drinking the complimentary mineral water and ...

... You learn something new everyday! We headed for Caye Caulker, a small island famed for its coral reefs and good diving. With our brand new Open Water qualification we set out for one of the most famous dive sites called The Blue Hole, a sinkhole of water about 120m deep and a popular hangout for reef sharks. We were strongly advised when we took our PADI course ...

... hotel, Evan, Colby, Jared, Meghan and I went for a little moonlight stroll around the island. We met some interesting people at the split, a man with a thick southern accent. The southern guy said something that turned into our theme for the island. "This is Caye Caulker. You can do whatever the hell you want." We were excited to be there. After a walk and chasing a dozen crabs, we headed back to the hotel for a good nights sleep.