San Ignacio Resort Hotel

... to load the bus when we got to the station. So we arrived just in time. It cost $14 BZ and 2 1/2 hours later we arrived in San Ignacio. This town is more like a base town for adventure tours. So, it';s not a pretty town. Since we needed time to schedule ...

... 80’s and cloudy. Our room wasn’t quite ready so we split a lunch & admired the view of San Ignacio and the valley below the hotel. The hotel has wi-fi in the restaurant/bar/pool area, so we updated our travel report, checked bank balances ...

We arrived in San Ignacio by overnight bus at 5am. It was meant to arrive at 3am but due to some complications arrived late. Our transfer from the bus station had left, and Shauna trotted off to the hotel to wake the owners and get us a lift to the hotel. ...

We drove too many hours to get to San Ignacio. Again without knowing where we were going. San Ignacio is just another dirty city.... nothing really nice going on around here.  My opinion! Well, we found the most amazing resort ever, out in the wild, ...

... we went through customs and easily entered into Belize. At the Belizean border we took at taxi to our home for the next 3 days of San Ignacio in the Cayo district. Once over the border it is obvious that you have left one country and entered another. For ...

We arrived yesterday here in San Ignacio after a fairly exciting day of travel. First we didn't even want to leave Caye Caulker it was so sunny and warm all we wanted to do was head right back to the Split (our favourite place to hang in Caye ...

... portion and the second part was the beach.  We stayed at this beautiful and tranquil "hotel", Crystal Paradise Resort, located about 20 minutes outside San Ignacio in the Cristo Rey area. There were about 10 thatch covered cottages and no televisions ...

Today we woke up early to get ready for our first of two caving excursions we would be doing while in San Ignacio. All of Belize is built upon limestone rock, which are the remains of shellfish, meaning that Belize was probably under the sea at some point ...

... decided to take the extra time to catch up on our travel report, picture editing and just relax. After lunch, we walked down to San Ignacio – about 20 minutes to look for hardwood samples for Troy. As we left the hilltop, the nice 80F weather (still ...

... our lesson from last time, we immediately caught a taxi over to the bus station, where we were put promptly on a bus up to San Ignacio, which, surprisingly, was not a chicken bus. In fact, it was pretty plush, with individual padded seats, AC, and a ...

... last part of my journey underway. We crossed into Belize in the early afternoon and made our way to the nearby town of San Ignacio.  I immediately knew that I would like this country, as the people were extremely friendly and I really liked the ...

... degrees which was too hot to do much so we got a bus to a resort with a pool.  Apparently the last time Shauna was in San Ignacio none of the pools in town had water in them so we were lucky!  Spent about 3 hours lounging by the pool, swimming, ...

... and hoped the bedbugs would leave us alone. In the morning, back to our fav spot for one last time, then on to Belize City and eventually back home to San Ignacio. It was absolutely the most perfect weekend, can’t wait to go back to the Caye! ...

Adam and I were picked up at our hotel at 9AM for our inner tube excursion. After 90 minute hike through the jungle, we arrived at a cave entrance that was filled with a pool of water. We hopped in our inner tubes and floated through the cave sometimes ...

... we pull up, then hand us the awesome ginger lime drinks and show us to our very cool casita.  Everything about this hotel is definitely five star. We had dinner in their restaurant and the food was incredibly good. We ordered a sweetcorn colada ...

March 5, Day 25 We were up before the alarm this morning & had time for a nice relaxed breakfast on the hotel's outdoor dining area before meeting our group to head to the ruins of Caracol. We joined 4 others, 2 women and a man and his daughter, along ...

... ahead. I'm so glad that we decided to do this caving exploration, it definitely is a once in a lifetime experience. Back at the hotel, Jenifer and I went to the bar and took a Mixology class. We learned how to make a dragon fruit colada, a marshmallow ...