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To Guatemala, Chiapas and the Yucatan ... our adventures in the homeland of the Mayans
A Travel Blog by tipep
... during the winter of 2007. The trip began in Guatemala where we joined a 16-member Habitat for Humanity team to build houses for 2 families in a little town called El Estor on Lago de Izabal, inland from the Caribbean coast. Afterwards, we checked out ...
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Why Belize?
A Travel Blog entry by llelyn from San Ignacio, Belize, Belize
... city, not worth a visit, we found ourselves in what I imagined to be pretty typical Caribbean countryside. Brightly painted houses, some shanties and some large concrete block substantial properties and some neat wooden houses which looked as if they had ...
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A nation alive, a people with pride. Belize at 25!
A Travel Blog entry by amyandrob from Belize City, Caye Caulker, Belize
... a battle in 1798 in which the Baymen (British soldiers and descendents of the same) defeated Spanish conquistadors, thus preserving Belize as an English colony. Or, actually, preserving British Honduras. Belize didn't become known as Belize until much ...
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Belize Day 3: Part 2
A Travel Blog entry by travelvixen from Hopkins, Belize
... dinner. Herve and Kathy Cormier retired to Hopkins five years ago. They had no prior connections with Hopkins or Belize but, after much research, found it was one of the few safe but inexpensive places left for them to retire to where they ...
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The splendor and squalor of Belize
A Travel Blog entry by pcvmonroebelize from Belize City, Belize
... back to see more. I just felt so good about that day. Seeing the jungle and caves and enjoying the natural splendors that belize has to offer me. I feel lucky to have been able to experience it all. The next week i was working with CARE Belize ...
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Bye eck itīs Belize!
A Travel Blog entry by sheliandy from Caye Caulker, Belize, Belize
... its coast. This place is great! Or, you might say, unbelizeable! So today the real traveling began from Mexico over the boarder into Belize and onto the Caye Caulker (pron: Key Caulker). We set off at 5.30 am on a local bus which was absolutely ...
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na prachtig Guatemala nu Belize
A Travel Blog entry by martenijzerman from San Ignacio, Cayo, Belize
... for lots of people it is only important what do I give my children tonight for dinner. But for now, only 16 km Belize, before named British Honduras Yes it is different up here, touristic, you can buy everything, but expensive. Yesterday we bought half a ...
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Travelling Western Belize
A Travel Blog entry by belizebritts from Barton Creek, Cayo, Belize
... stay for a week.” The Outpost is a backpacker hotspot and is set in one of the most beautiful inland locations in Belize. Camping is super-cheap, rental tents are available and there is a new dorm-style bunkhouse that overlooks a beautiful creek in ...
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Un-Belize-able
A Travel Blog entry by jeydoublesyou from San Ignacio, Cayo, Belize
... wood, some tin or hut and some of all styles together. Concrete is the new thing, its hurricane proof! I was ignorant of Belize history before coming here, I only realised, upon looking at the guide book a few days before entering, it was a commonwealth ...
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Un-Belize-able (!)
A Travel Blog entry by hanscottclaire from Tobacco Caye, Belize Cayes, Belize
Claire: We have news... we've found paradise. Belize is what I always imagined Jamaica would be like, only without the gang- and drug-related crime and with a slightly more understandable version of Patois (Creole English). We did manage ...
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Caye Caulker, Belize
A Travel Blog entry by anne-so from Caye Caulker, Belize
After having jumped on the old US school bus at the Belizean border, I finally reach the (pretty ugly) Belize City. On the bus, I met Yotam (ISR) with whom I travelled till the Caye Caulker, including a nice 15min walk under great warmth in the city, and ...
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Can you Belize this?
A Travel Blog entry by seraphim50 from San Ignacio, Cayo, Belize
... district. Once over the border it is obvious that you have left one country and entered another. For starters, everyone in Belize speaks English, with Spanish being a second language and Creole being the home language. Also the architecture of Belize is ...
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Belize
A Travel Blog entry by greg-adrienne from San Ignacio, Belize
... an engaging but not pushy attitude towards tourists, heavenly Caribbean waters, and some amazing Mayan sites inland. Highlights of Belize: - A budget-blowing, all-day sailing and snorkeling trip while on Caye Caulker. Reef sharks, the rare manatee, ...
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Bouncing thru Belize
A Travel Blog entry by ronamoon from Belize City, Belize District, Belize
... suburbs are the wealthy ones by all accounts but we never headed up that way. -------------------------------------------- A brief History of Belize British pirates first used the coast of Belize while attacking the rich Spanish treasure fleets that ...
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Destination 14 BELIZE! Chillin, babies & manatees!
A Travel Blog entry by nikandads2008 from Belize City, Belize District, Belize
... cabana overlooking the Caribbean ocean ha ha!) The next day we boarded our 'Express Bus' with some other westerners and local Belize people for destination 14, blimey just the number makes me feel tired! Not sure if the bus would get us there, we ...
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Beautiful Belize
A Travel Blog entry by simon.caryn from Caye Caulker, Belize Cayes, Belize
... were happy when it was our turn to get off. They tell you 3 hours, it was more like 4.5. Immigration went OK, except for Belize charging us some ridiculous amount to leave the country... Which no-one else except Si, Me and another westerner had to pay. ...
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U betta Belize it !!!
A Travel Blog entry by boysontour100 from Caye Caulker, Belize Cayes, Belize
... into existence, but most have to do with the 1961 Hurricane Hattie that hit Caye Caulker, killing 13 people, destroying all but 8 houses, and splitting the island in two. We spent a lot of time here snorkeling and lazing about drinking beer from the Lazy ...
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Go slow mon, you're in Belize!
A Travel Blog entry by will from Caye Caulker, Belize, Belize
... my first land border into Belize. What a contrast from Mexico! It just seemed so much poorer than Mexico. Neglected houses, fading billboards, hardly what I expected from this country I first read about some five years earlier. The scenery was very ...
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Victoria House Resort San Pedro
22 Coconut Drive, San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize Cayes, Belize
... agree with the comments about the contrast of wealth on the island (and the bugs) but that's what you get on a island in Belize in the carribean. The staff and service were superb and the quality of the food excellent (if a little samey). We went on ...
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