Piache Hotel San Ignacio

San Ignacio, Cayo, Belize

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History filled San Ingancio

A travel blog entry by mkuncio

Having arrived into Belize city from Caye Caulker we got onto a bus and left straight away. After pretty much not getting any sleep at all the night before the 3 hour bus ride went by really quickly as I was asleep most of the way. San Ignacio is situated inland close to the Guatemala border. Mayan ruins, rivers and forest surround the town which makes it a great place to explore. For a small place it really does have a lot to offer ...

San Ignacio Day 2

A travel blog entry by ryanaross

... with AT and another couple from the tour, got a burger and made plans for tomorrow. Leaving at 630am with a young German couple from the hotel. Tomorrow will be a truely epic day of travel. The numbers (at least 15 hours and at least 3 buses) and the timing (don't want to get stuck in Guatemala city for the night) are a bit scary but at least it is familiar territory. Back to struggling in Spanish to travel though. Adventure! ...

Barefooting it

A travel blog entry by journeyjoy

... 3 guys and the helper and Caitlin, Jackie and Jims 13 year old daughter after a wonderful dinner and dessert, while Mike went to bed. We stayed up for a few hours looking up each countries inventions and making fun of what each person had contributed to this world. Leo from Sweden shared one of his rap songs called Gangster in which he must of said the word Gangster as the entire song. HA! So great.

Time for bed!
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EXCLUSIVELY Barton Creek

A travel blog entry by georgevann

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... by an awesome breakfast then spent the rest of the day swimming, swinging, frisbeeing and exploring in this absolute jungle metropolis. Plans are on course for a home cooked meal later tonight so i will report back later.

16/7 7:90am I've just woken up in San Ignacio at Bella's Hostel. Going to have to backtrack a couple of days because we've been so busy. Following on from where i left off on the 13th we had our first home cooked meal at Barton Creek, we ...

Caving

A travel blog entry by damelzaupton

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... in the cave - stoneware and ceramics - that the archeologists have not moved so you can see where them where they were found. There are also some human skulls and bones that we saw. Danny kept stopping along the way to show us things and explain about different parts of Maya culture. The last thing we saw was a full skeletal remain called the Crystal Maiden. Once we saw that we went back out the cave. It was much quicker going out because we ...

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