San Ignacio Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Today we went to Actun Tunichil Muknal Cave which was explored by archaeologists in 1985, 93-95 and then opened for tourists in 98. It is full of Mayan artefacts from rituals and sacrifices which they undertook in 'Xibalba' or the underworld (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xibalba). Only two tour companies are allowed to take tourists into the cav...

Day 3 So my orientation to Cornerstone programs was short. It consisted of about 5 minutes of showing me where the office supplies are. I didn't get a walking tour of the city but hope to tomorrow. Justin, who is a local that works for Cornerstone took a few of us to Santa Elena which is a small town across the river from San Ignacio. I dropped...

Jungle et caves mayas au fin fond du Belize avec un excellent guide qui nous a montre comment survivre dans la jungle...

Des moments mystiques a raconter au coin du feu pendant les longues soirées d hiver...

View more photos and read more stories at Adventures of a GoodMan The next morning we left Blue Creek on the last bus of the day...aka, the 5:30am bus...and headed up north. On the way we wandered around Dangria (a costal city) looking for a hotel, got on a bus then quickly off it when we found out we could stay at a beautiful lodge by the Blue ...

Today I walked the river trail back to the road and headed over to the ferry that takes you across the Mopan river and then it's a little less than a mile walk up to Xunantunich. I ran into a couple of guys fro the resort that were also touring the area so we ended up doing a lot of the site together. I asked them if they would take a picture of...

Mon. 13th This morning we woke in Tikal, got an early morning bus to an intersection to wait for another bus to take us to the border. We walked through customs with only a small annoyance from a greedy offical who tried to get an extra 10 quetzales from Casey. It's not really much money at all but it's the principle of the matter, we owed no mo...

The fantasticness of Belize: Now that I have been living in belize for almost nine months, I feel that I have started to really come to understand the "Belizeness" of things. Belize is a country of randomness. Sometimes I feel like I am living in a cross between the land of broken toys in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and the puzzlement of Pee ...

Real quick (cause I'm at the expensive Internet place with a/c).... Found out my placement for the next two years yesterday: Seven Miles Village, Belize. It's near San Antonio, Belize and I'll be working in community development with a strong agricultural focus. I will also be spending the 5 weeks in Antigua that I had hoped learning Spanish. Th...

Return to the mainland. Visited the surprisingly very good Belize zoo. Animals I'd never knew existed. Also Blue Hole National Park. The drive Southwest almost to Belize's western border with Guatamala. Spent three days at pleasant budget class hotel with friendly owners and staff.