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Toucan Sittee Hopkins

Hopkins/Sittee Village Rd. Hopkins, Belize

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Sleepy little town

A travel blog entry by mceachernfamily

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Here we are going into our third night in Hopkins, there is not much to do here but the locals are keeping us entertained. And it turns out our neighbors in the next cabana are from Airdrie, imagine that we come all the way to Belize and meet people we live 5 minutes away from! We rented a canoe today and Cora was the only one to catch a fish (a grouper), Cole and ...

Tour Belize With Yute Expeditions

A travel blog entry by yuteexp

... 8211; 12:00 p.m. or 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

What’s included: Transportation to and from your hotel, park entrance fee, all equipment, tour guide, water and sodas

What's not included: Lunch

Level of Difficulty: Easy

Location: 45 minutes South East of San Ignacio

Travel time to site: 45 minutes

Remember to bring along: Bathing suit, sunscreen, insect ...

A Mans Best Friend

A travel blog entry by adamsteph

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... the entire 1 hour bus trip. Now as most of my family and friends would know, I am a real sucker for kids especially babies so I was in my element the whole trip, in between playing peek’a’boo with the little 6 month old girl and listening to the sweet little rusta voices of the boys. It was a nice bus trip!



We were advised by the bus driver when we got on, that we don’t actually get taken to Hopkins and that he would drop ...

Rumming it, slumming it

A travel blog entry by ditdotnonny

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... French). So it was the UN on waves.

The days involved a mix of feet dangling in the wake, watching the boys get all macho, competitive and increasingly obsessed with catching the biggest barracuda; sunbathing on deck, clinging on for dear life, snorkel stops, and much rum punch aboad the Ragga Gal.

I saw the most brightly coloured blue/pink/purple coral like rubbery bobbles the colour of a teenagers lipstick ...

Run, forest, run!

A travel blog entry by matt-n-ida

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... II Scene I. Sadly it was raining, and listening for anything other than the relentless sound of water pounding leaf was futile.

We did see several glow worms, frogs and a kamikaze nightjar which took a shine to Ida’s cap and tired to make off with it, but honestly we’d both given up on seeing anything exciting and given up on trying to keep dry when out came the guide’s light sabre, firing ...

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