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Lily's Hotel San Pedro

Ambergris Caye San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize Cayes, Belize

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A True Taste of Local Belizian Rustic Island Charm

A travel blog entry by nickandsara

We have made it to Amergris Caye at last…….a place we have only talked and dreamed about, the place we have been planning on travelling to for some months now. Arriving on our Island was incredible, and so special after thinking about what it would be like for so long. We certainly made the right choice to arrive by boat, as the journey …

La Isla Bonita

A travel blog entry by siruni

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San Pedro Despertar con el ruido del mar en San Pedro o en cuelquier lugar es magico. Aunque francamente en San pedro, si no tienes una casa alli, un plan de viaje compartido, no vas a practicar buceo o snorkeling, ir a la Isla Bonita no vale la pena...No hay playas de arena blanca, el mar llega practicamente a unos 10 metros del borde de las …

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Caye Caulker Day 2

A travel blog entry by ryanaross

... to the local shark alley. Hopped in the water with a bunch of sharks and rays. Was amazing, the water was clear calm and shallow. Next stop was for fishing. I grabbed the manual spear (you pull it like a bow) and went snorkeling. Possibly for hours? Speared 3 fish... Including a parrotfish. Which aren't supposed to be hunted. Oops. Felt pretty dumb, but nobody acted like it was a big deal, it was going to be tasty at least. We ...

Grey Skies Blue Hole

A travel blog entry by jj3101

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... which company would be taking us however if we had known we would have saved ourselves the worry and just walked there. Because it is low season dive companies seem to be consolidating passengers onto one company's vessel to save running costs but failed to tell us which company would be taking us (typical Belizean casual approach!).

Anyway, without boring people with dive stories, despite ...

Go Slow / It's All In The Hips

A travel blog entry by alexandbea

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... and spices (a trafitional Mexican thing), Rum and raisin, Guava, Watermelon, Tamarind, Lime, Pistachio, Pine Nut, Yoghurt and fruit...and thats just the lollies; ice creams: pina colada, pecan, choco-menta and coconut, as well as tasting half of the fruit drinks, coffees and sampling all flavours of frappuchino, i do actually wonder how much money we spent in there, but it was definitely all worth it, we even got some free Spanish lessons from the owner!

The journey to Caye ...