San Ignacio Resorts - Reviews and Rates

As these things happen, today dawned bright and warm and beautiful. The sky was surreally blue, the water was turquoise, the sand was white, and the street was almost bone dry. Almost all of the puddles magically evaporated overnight. And it was the day we were scheduled to leave Caye Caulker for a trek inland, up in the mountains. After steppin...

Last night we met a true Rastafarian guy. He was 62 and named Rastafaria. He has a massive mound of dreadlocks piled up on his head (they must be heavy!) and a cute, smiley face. He sat down with us and sang us some Bob Marley songs in a gorgeous voice then some originals which i recorded. He wanted us to live with him for Winter. It is still bl...

Hey all you wonderful people(well, the ones who actually want to be constantly annoyed by emails from us about our shameless bumming around bananaland i tells ya) Well, our last day in Caye Caulker needs a mention first. It was Mother's Day in Belize and the island was really rockin cos they really do love their mums. We lazed around in hammocks...

Sadly it was time to leave our island paradise and head back to the mainland, which took a very long time as the boat went so slowly. However some people changed boats in the middle of the sea to lighten the load, which allowed us to go a lot faster - hooray! We went to Belize Zoo, where we finally got to see jaguars and toucans. All the animals...

Saturday was spent mostly relaxing at my host family's house while they ran some errands in Guatemala. They brought me back a shirt from Old Navy since I lost quite a bit of my shirts en route to Belize when the airport machine ruined my luggage (Old Navy gives all of its "as is" stuff to third world countries who then sell them for very cheap.....