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... expect from today’s Tikal bird watching tour.
The Tikal National Park is home to 410 registered species, according to Randell A. Beavers, who published the most recent Tikal Bird Checklist in 1992. To the not modest list of resident bird species, 50 migrants may be added during the cold winter months in North America, when many beautiful songbirds make Tikal their winter residence. In this section, you may find suggested bibliography for your birding ...
Lobster feast
We're going through Mah Jongg withdrawal, not having played since last Tuesday. Randy, Helen and Pat settle into a number of games while Jean watches, still not keen to play, but picking up the dragons, flowers, winds, cracks, bams, and dots of it all fairly quickly. Doug checked their house and did some fix-it work. Helen and Randy finished the 1,000-piece penguin puzzle while Pat blogged. ...
Breaking Bad
... weather of Regina and from the voices of family as we sit in houses that are only steps away from the Caribbean Sea!
We settle into our nightly ritual of Breaking Bad, realizing that our hard-core cut-off is tomorrow tonight. We will be in withdrawal, as these are the last episodes Helen has recorded on her hard drive. We watch Walt go nuts over trying to exterminate a fly for too much of the hour and wonder what on earth was behind the ...
We get company today!
... on our blog covering the first four days of travel (Mexico) . . . Randy howls with laughter as he wonders why it takes so long to construct two sentences for each day. Actually, we make a great team . . . Helen types the worded forest, Pat supplies the adjectives 'n adverbs, and Randy corrects Pat’s take-on-it. We all laugh as we review a specific incident a number of times. At any rate, we’ve uploaded a few days at a time and hope you enjoy ...
Mourning George Price
My trip so far…..
Leaving Sacramento was no problem. My sister took me. We pulled out of the driveway at almost 5pm on Monday, 19 September 2011. We got to the airport by 5:30pm using the carpool lane and travelling in the direction of least resistance (south to north). There were only 4 people ahead of me to check-in and they were together, so I checked in at ...
Location
Other places to stay in Cayo
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Blancaneaux Lodge
Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve , San Ignacio | 4 star hotel- Beautiful setting, great staff
- Rusic Luxury
- Overrated Blancaneaux
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Iguana Creek Resort
Mile 56 1-2 Western Hwy, Cayo | Hotel -
Midas Resort
Branch Mouth Road, San Ignacio | 2 star hotelfrom $65- Good as Gold!
- Very Friendly
- Nature at its best in San Ignacio
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The Lodge At Chaa Creek
Macal River, San Ignacio | 4 star hotelfrom $312- Honeymoon in belize
- Worth the drive
- Chaa Creek was the most amazing place!
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Ka'ana Boutique Resort and Spa
Mile 69 1/4 Benque Viejo Road, San Ignacio | 4 star hotelfrom $323 -
Black Rock Lodge
Negroman Road, San Ignacio | Hotel -
Mariposa Jungle Lodge
San Antonio Road, San Ignacio | Hotelfrom $227 -
Pook's Hill Lodge
PO Box 14, Belmopan | Hotel -
Casa Blanca Guest House
10 Burns Ave., San Ignacio | Hotel -
Clarissa Falls Resort
Western Highway, San Ignacio | Hotel -
The Trek Stop
71 1/2 Western Highway, San Jose Succotz | Hotel -
Tropicool Hotel
30 Burns Avenue, San Ignacio | Hotel -
Venus Hotel
San Ignacio | 2 star hotelfrom $31 -
Casa Maya Eco Resort
Mile 681/2 Western Highway, San Ignacio | Hotel -
Yim Saan Hotel & Restaurant
4253 Hummingbird Highway, Belmopan | Hotel -
The Orange Guesthouse
Mile 60 Western Highway, San Ignacio | Hotel -
Mystic Jungle Lodge
Chial Rd., San Ignacio | Hotel -
Piache Hotel
San Ignacio | Hotel -
Jaguar Paw
Off Mile 37, Western Highway, Belmopan | 2 star hotelfrom $300 -
Hidden Valley Inn
Mountain Pine Ridge, San Ignacio | 3 star hotelfrom $160- Paradise
- Go now while it's still undiscovered.
- Hidden Valley Inn... A Hidden Jewel!!!
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Mahogany Hall Boutique Resort
Paslowfalls Road, Bullet Tree Falls Village, San Ignacio | Hotel
