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The most vulnerable part of the Belize Wildlife Corridor is where the Rio Bravo, Gallon Jug and Yalbac Area links with the Maya Mountains in the south. Known as the Central Belize Corridor, the territories converge at a 20-kilometer strip bisected by the busiest truck road in the country, the George Price Highway. This area represents the largest gap within the protected area.
Read moreShaken, not stirred please! The tasty Panti Rippa is one of the easiest, and most classic vacation drinks you can recreate at home!
Read moreJamal Galves: “What rewards me the most is that these [manatees] aren’t deaf or mute, they just speak differently…we must listen and care to hear them”
Read moreFrom Laramie, Wyoming to the wilds of Mountain Pine Ridge, Belize, the Orange-breasted Falcon population is growing through a special captive-bred program that began in 2007.
Read moreThe lush grounds at Hidden Valley Inn include the main lodge, complete with charming fireside seating areas, cozy dining room, and casual bar.
Read moreIf you are vacationing on Ambergris Caye you can quench your thirst for the glorious grape and savor the best in imported cheese and charcuterie at Wine de Vine.
Read moreNational Hicatee Day will take place on October 17th and is a day to recognize the hicatee as an important animal for Belize.
Read moreI’m willing to bet you’ve never seen anything as energetic as a Belizean Independence Day ‘Jump Up’ Parade before!
Read moreDuring this time of year our beautiful Belizean national anthem is stuck on replay in my head, and what I love so much about the song is the vivid imagery the words conjure.
Read moreDon’t hesitate to accept an invitation to enjoy our warm culture while visiting My Beautiful Belize, your memories will be all the better.
Read moreIt’s not unusual to step into Celi’s Deli on Barrier Reef Dive and hear a chorus from the busy kitchen of ladies singing along with the radio.
Read moreThe beautiful, yet uninvited Lionfish is doing his part to gobble up every little fish and young crustacean he can get ahold of, threatening the delicate balance of the reef ecosystem.
Read moreOf course the birds are happy too, delighting in the opportunity for a proper ‘bird bath’ under the cool, refreshing rain.
Read moreThe Pook’s Hill property is a carpet of hilly, green landscape dotted with thatched cottages that remind me of hobbit homes, and the surrounding forest, busy with chirping birds and flitting butterflies is enchanting.
Read moreThe top of the gazebo can be seen some 350 feet above the lodge, and doesn’t look too far away, but of course looks can be deceiving!
Read moreSleeping Giant Rainforest Lodge has a variety of accommodations to choose from, designed to meet your individual needs, their Garden Rooms and Spanish Casitas.
Read moreThe Ambergris Caye Marine Turtle Monitoring Program at Hol Chan Marine Reserve has been monitoring turtle nesting areas gaining consistent data since 2009.
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