Hugh Parkey'S Belize Adventure Lodge
Travel Blogs from Belize City
First full day
... At one time he taught at the University and knows everything there is to know about Belize's history. He gave us a 45 minutes walking guide and afterwards dubbed us Junior Ambassadors of Belize! Today we are traveling by bus from Belize City to Hopkins where we plan to do some snorkeling, kayaking and mountain ...
Seeing is Belizing!
... and snapped a few pics of the island. We saw very little of it in the daylight. That's ok because heck, we're going sailing for 3 glorious days!!
And oh, how glorious! So glorious that I've been stalling on writing this blog for fear of an inadequate description. May each picture speak its thousand words because I'm relying on them for support here! Picture it...
Clear skies. Calm seas. Crystal water. Scorching sun. Zero wind. ...
Caye Caulker FAQ
... simply to “flat island with numerous Chinese grocery stores”, the term “Caulker” was intentionally off-putting as the local translation for “I may just shove this bamboo pole up your ass until it tickles your uvula, just watch me”.
Where is the best place to catch some rays?
A hurricane divided the island in two a few years back creating a narrow, fast flowing channel known as The Split. On the south bank ...
To Sleep or Not to Sleep.. That is the Question
... the Caribbean tunes blarring from the cable installers' pick up truck on this sunny morning. No problem with me. I need the internet.
We ran out of time trying to get the internet service. Off to get Linda. What a beautiful drive back to Belize City. Nothing can stop us now. Not even the 43 sets of speed bumps we counted on the way there. The Cantrells are on their way.. in route ... and on time. Then, whatjaknow mon, the ...
Belize and a Little Formality - Dec. 8. Part 1
... chatting and I learned a little bit about Belize while I was waiting. He told me English is their official language because Belize used to be part of the British Honduras. It is now an independent country, although like most former colonies, it is still part of the Commonwealth, just like Canada. He also told me that his family are of Mayan descent, and that many people in Belize trace their ancestry right back to the Maya people and still speak a dialect which includes a large ...
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Amenities
- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet