Travelblog (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
Hi everyoneAfter a very early start from Caye Caulker we were picked up by our tour guide in Belize City and driven for a couple of hours to Santa Elena to see the Xunantunich ruins. We had picked a Lonely Planet recommended guide and although expensive we were lucky to be by ourselves. Vitalino started his tours in 95 so took us first t the ruins which we reached via a pull bridge. Expecting...
Travelblog (Free subscription) | 11/13/2009
Hi everyoneIn response to Tasha's request I have stopped sunbathing and uploaded some more photos Hope these give more of an idea of just how relaxed this place is. Been here for 8 days now and it's almost local people say hello to you everyday and recognise you. Only problem is one of the locals who has a little waterfront restaurant wants to wrestle Neil. Let's just say he is about 25 sto
Gadling (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009
Filed under: Belize , Central America The Caribbean coast of Belize is known the world over for its spectacular scuba diving and snorkeling. In addition to the 180-mile barrier reef just off the coast and the famous dive spot known as the Blue Hole , the Belizean coast features the backpacker paradise of Caye Caulker, the more upscale San Pedro, and the laid-back one-horse town of Hopkins...
Travelblog (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
Up at 4.30 our earliest start so far and checked into the airport where we payed a stupid hidden leaving the country fee. Caught a freezing cold plane to El Salvador waited an hour caught an even colder plane to Belize City and finally we made it Whipped through customs and caught a taxi to the boat terminal. As our boat headed towards Caye Caulker it was truley like arriving in heaven....
T-Shirt and Tails (Free subscription) | 10/17/2009
My first stop in Central America was the beautiful tropical island of Caye Caulker, Belize, in the Caribbean Sea. This is such a fantastic place to relax and I have spent many an hour in mswimming, lounging in the sun and snorkeling, and not to mention eating the delicious cuisine of grilled lobster. Yum! Next stop is Guatemala...
