Lighthouse Reef Resort Belize Cayes

... their jobs correctly. I shall be logging a formal complaint and maybe I'll write into the Daily Mail ha ha ha. Flight is fine, although do have a man in the next row of seats that looks like 'Shaft' he kept getting his comb out and combing his afro, looking in the mirror, putting some cream on his face, then combing the afro again. I felt like saying:
"Mate it's an afro, there's not much you can do to style it really is there?"
He then preceeded to eat ...

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- Phil, drummer from Dangriga, works part time as the bartender at Sunset. Switches on and off with Sid, the other bartender.

- Salvino, Grace and Frank who all work for Lana.

- Joe, lovingly nicknamed Coconut Joe for his ability to amble up palm trees and pick you out a coconut. Works for Barbara.

- Sandy and Trouble, the local strays, 2 of 4 dogs on the island. Recently had a litter of 7 puppies. I'm in love with Trouble Jr., the ...

... in a trip around Bird Caye to see the red footed boobies before docking on Lana's pier.

Tobacco Caye is an island 25-30 minutes out from Dangriga about the size of half a football field on the reef. The island is so small there are no more open property to be had. We walked around a bit and met some locals at the Sunset Bar before settling into the second story kitchen for a meal of fried fish, rice, fried plantains and ...

Samedi matin, 5h30 - rendez-vous au centre de plongee pour notre grand dive. Apres 1h de bateau sur une mer extremement agitee (vagues de 4-6m de haut), un bruit bizarre surgit et nous sommes amenes a faire demi tour. L un des 3 moteurs avait une piece cassee qui ne pouvait pas etre reparee sur place... Deception pour certains, soulagement pour d autres qui n avaient pas pris de medicaments contre le mal de ...

We´ve just cracked Belize in 10 days. This is one tiny country, only 300,000 people. No wonder the beer is so small. We soaked up the carribean atmosphere like a sponge, this country is brilliant. Expensive, but brilliant. ´´Hey mon, take it easy´ they say. You can drink in the street . There is a chinese supermarket on every street corner. You can eat BBQ chicken on the street for $3US. They speak weird english dialects, the tortillas are bigger. We started off ...

... off my pilot soft, fleshy little arms. Baldy slashed open a termite nest with his machete. He'd removed it from the jungle and it was laying on the ground. The anteater began licking up termites like a kitten in a bowl of milk. A few weeks earlier Paula and I had gobbled a few termites ourselves while on a guided jungle walk. They taste just like fresh carrots. I am sure that eating a few termites is a much less daunting task ...

Apres une bonne semaine de visites et d'innombrables heures de bus au Guatemala (dont un pare-brise casse manquant de peu d'eborgner quelques touristes, chose inevitable lorsqu'on voit la vetuste de ces bus, plus pourris les uns que les autres et ne depassant pas 50km/h, mais ca participe clairement au cote boheme de ce periple), Alex et moi ne recherchons plus qu'une chose: Une plage idyllique ou cocktails, chaleur et vahines n'attendraient que nous... Nous ...

... Hello' Belize, yes bizarrely Belize is English speaking!!! Whilst excited about the prospect, it was also extremely weird to think that we weren't in a western country yet everyone spoke English and we were really intrigued about the experience of it all. On changing our money it got even weirder to see our queen smiling up at us from the notes below and when I asked if we needed a visa for the country the guy replied with 'where ya from' and then made me ...

We crossed the border into Belize on Saturday afternoon after a ride down from Cancun in the pouring rain. Today (Sunday) we've moved south to Belize City. Todays ride was through even more heavy rain; roads had become rivers, with a foot of fast flowing water. We have hust learnt from the BBC's weather site that this is Hurricane Arthur, the Atlantics first tropical storm of the year, no wonder all of our stuff is wet.

... shopped around the port area. Mark was going to try a local beer, but it was early and we did not eat yet. My favorite part was their logo "You better Belize it"! Trip back to the ship was a really bumpy one...I thought the guy next to me was going to lose it. We did have some fun with teenagers that were on the cruise for a high school band trip. Got to feel the ship zig ...