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Bukut 101: No we’re not talking about a person here; Bukut is actually a pod! These long brown pods are actually a fruit that grow…
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Bukut 101: No we’re not talking about a person here; Bukut is actually a pod! These long brown pods are actually a fruit that grow…
Read moreIt sounds like a problem no one would empathize with…but the sad truth is that over time one can become immune to the tropical beauty…
Read moreThere is something reverent about ancient archaeological sites. The hush of spirits long gone still whisper in the trees and structures that were dedicated to…
Read moreWhen back home means 45°F chills and snow covered lawns, it’s easy to appreciate the warm Caribbean breeze and cool waters of the island. Add…
Read moreHow can you conjure up an image of a tropical paradise without including the quintessential coconut tree? Graciously lining white sandy beaches, the swaying sentinels…
Read moreWhen I heard that Chef Victor Nal was back on the island cooking at El Zafiro Restaurant my taste buds did a wild happy dance!!!…
Read moreYou can’t possibly come to Belize and not try a bollo! That would be like going to the beach and not getting into the water!…
Read moreSurrounded by spectacular rolling hills, high peaks and continuous cascading water ways, Mountain Pine Ridge has all the right touches for a nature lover’s delight….
Read moreMay 12, 2014 – My Beautiful Belize editor Tamara Sniffin reads a recent issue of My Beautiful Belize while wishing she was back enjoying the…
Read moreSometimes you just see the CUTEST things when snorkeling! I know, you are probably thinking, cute??? Really? Well, tell me if this little guy isn’t…
Read moreGetting out of bed early is not something I willingly do, but when our friends at Amigo’s Jungle Tours offered to take me on their…
Read moreWhen I snorkel the Caribbean waters of Belize, I always have a mental checklist of critters I hope to see while exploring the marvelous underwater…
Read moreLionfish are invasive species of fish that have been pillaging Belize’s reef and marine life for several years. They have no known predators but are…
Read moreGuests on Ambergris Caye rarely have to exaggerate about how big the fish was when bragging about their catch when fishing our clear Caribbean waters….
Read moreBefore the rise of conventional medicinal practices, communities around the world were much reliant on the consultation of shamans and spiritualists for remedies and treatment…
Read moreThe “sea” within us has the same saltiness as the Precambrian seas of three billion years ago. Rachel Carson, in her book The Sea Around…
Read moreCan falling in love with a place be compared to falling in love with a person? If you are able to look beyond the beautiful…
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