Belize Caves

Discover the Enthralling Caves of Belize: An Unforgettable Journey into the Heart of the Earth Deep in the verdant rain-forest of Belize, lie some of the world’s most captivating and awe-inspiring caves. The tapestry of geological splendor and rich cultural history make Belize’s caves not just natural wonders, but treasure troves of archaeological interest. The Subterranean […]

“Exploring the Crocodile City: A Journey to the Ancient Maya Ruins of Lamanai”

Lamanai is an ancient Maya city located in the Belize District of Belize. It was a major ceremonial center and has a number of notable pyramids and other architectural structures. The name Lamanai is derived from the Maya language and means “submerged crocodile,” a reference to the many crocodiles that inhabit the nearby New River. […]

Xunantunich

Xunantunich, a name that resonates with mystery and allure, is one of the most significant archaeological sites in Belize. This ancient Maya city, whose name means “Stone Woman” in the Maya language, is a testament to the grandeur and complexity of a civilization that thrived thousands of years ago. The Enigmatic History The history of […]

Belize Scuba Diving, why Ambergris Caye is a great place to hub from!

With the breaking waves signifying the reef crest of Belize’s coastal treasure, the world’s 2nd largest barrier reef, clearly visible from its’ sandy shores it is only understandable that the thriving offshore waters of Ambergris Caye would provide some of the country’s most spectacular and acclaimed dive venues.  Indeed, dive excursions account for a significant […]

Cahal Pech Maya Ruins

Cahal Pech is located on an imposing hill that overlooks the twin towns of San Ignacio/Santa Elena. The name of the site means “Place of Ticks” in the Yucatecan Maya language. This name was coined in the 1950’s when the area around the site was used for pasture. About Cahal Pech Linton Satterthwaite from the […]

Altun Ha Maya Ruins

Altun Ha, an ancient Mayan city located in the heart of Belize, is a treasure trove of history, culture, and architectural marvels. This site, once a bustling hub of trade and ceremonial activities, now stands as a testament to the grandeur of the Mayan civilization. History Altun Ha, meaning “Rockstone Pond” in the Yucatec Maya […]

The Belize District, the Old Capital and surrounding areas.

Belize City is undoubtedly the country’s main commercial hub with its downtown area being the central location for hundreds of local businesses including the main branches of the five leading commercial banks.  The narrow congested city streets are lined with a curious array of deteriorated old colonial structures in addition to newly constructed offices and […]

The Belize Zoo, the only zoo of its kind in Latin America and the Caribbean!

As the only facility of its kind within the Latin American and Caribbean region, The Belize Zoo delicately combines all the fascination and appeal of a stereotypical zoo with a well monitored conservation effort which allows native wildlife to flourish within its unique natural habitat. The zoo is located 29 miles west of Belize City, […]

The Cayo District, see why you should visit Belize’s premier Eco-destination

Cayo District is the largest and most populated district, inhabited by a variety of cultural groups, and situated amidst a backdrop of picturesque rolling hills, winding rivers and rich Mayan heritage.  The chief residential and commercial areas are located within the capital city of Belmopan and scenic twin towns of Santa Elena and San Ignacio […]

Sport Fishing in Belize, The sport fisherman’s paradise

From shallow sea-grass beds and lush mangrove clusters to rolling sea outside the protective reef crest, the diverse habitats of offshore Belize provide an affluent breeding ground for a countless variety of tropical game fish.  It is thus understandable that both sport fishing and leisurely catch and release activities are fast competing with dive and […]