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Azul Resort San Pedro

North Beach San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize Cayes, Belize

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A travel blog entry by katonakemenes

Reggel egy gyors reggeli utan elhuztunk jegyet venni a hajora, amelyik mindket szigetre atvisz minket, amit meg akartunk nezni. Rengeteg helybeli "my friend" es "my brother" felkialtassal azonnal a segitsegunkre siet, es meglepetesre teljesen normalisak, odavisznek ahol jegyet lehet venni es egyik sem akar lehuzni. Lehet hogy nem is mindenki bandita itt... ?
Jegy megvan irany elsokent San Pedro.

Kb. 70 perces hajout ...

Caye Caulker Day 6

A travel blog entry by ryanaross

... to 40m even. But it was no problem! On every exhale I gently equalized a little bit. I was slower than most of course but I was able to stay with the group. Near the target depth one of the divemasters looked back at me (bringing up the rear) and made the shark sign. I looked back and a huge reef shark was making its way slowly out of the murk. I think I was already suffering from nitrogen ...

Go slow....Belezian style man!!

A travel blog entry by kittytravels

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... or swings!!! SWINGS....I ate my meal in a restaurant on a swing last night!!! Freshly caught fish BBQ'd to perfection,that even my vegetarian Camel liked!!! We went to a reggae bar and drank the local rum and made a local friend who was the owner of my favourite quote so far, when Alice and I were walking a city speed (in the best Carribean accent!) " slow down man, ur gonna get a speeding ticket round here!! The island is only 2 n half miles long, u walk that fast ...

London - New York - Miami - Belize!

A travel blog entry by lizziebee831

... sounded particulary appealing, either of which would fill me up after a mouthful - what do they put in plane food Helston?

Leaving grid-locked Miami and flying towards Belize than landscape opened up from blue lagoons to dense rainforest, to scrubland and back to blue lagoons. Every part of the reef was visible and the beaches were nothing short of pure white. I'd made sure I'd got a window seat but with only ...

Caye Caulker: Lobster Fest & Diving the Blue Hole

A travel blog entry by chiapoe

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... bottom: fully vertical and massively heavy with water pressure. As Ben calmed us down, I noticed that we were drifting... not towards shore, but out to sea towards the reef. Thankfully, we capsized before reaching the reef because if it happened on the other side, we would have eventually ended up in Honduras. For a few moments, I had the sensation of being adrift at sea and it was one of the scariest and most helpless moments of ...

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