Deep within the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve, the breathtaking Thousand Foot Falls has long captured the imagination of Belizeans and travelers alike. Standing at around 1,600 feet, it is...
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Birds of the Mountain Pine Ridge. Part 1
The Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve is one of the most unique habitats that can be found in Belize. The reserve is mainly granite based with an abundance of Caribbean Pine,...
6 Herbal Teas To Boost Your Immunity
Holistic therapy is all about using therapeutic herbs to promote wellness. With many life-threatening diseases spreads, you need a top-notch immunity to fight off microbial attacks. That's where the role...
Wings of Belize
With a small human population of around 380,000, little Belize is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts, birders, photographers and all who appreciates the beauty of nature. From wetlands to savannahs,...
September to remember in Belize
Throughout the month of September, streets are beautifully decorated in red, white and blue while patriotic songs chorus through its young population. August 31st is the official launch of the September...
Crystal Cave
Ready, set, go! Time to get dirty at Crystal Cave! Grab your hiking shoes and water bottles as you start your Mayawalk Adventure with a 90 minute drive to the St....
COOL CAVE FACTS: Spelunking in Belize
Belize is a country full of stunning beauty above the surface, below the sea, and, more interestingly under the surface of the Earth with a massive cave system stretching the...
October in Belize
As the leaves are turning color and the nights turn chilly in North America, Belize is filled with plenty of sunshine, warm weather, and fun adventures in the sun during...
Chocolate Making in Belize
In the history of Belize, chocolate has been at the center of agriculture, trade, and love for centuries. The best quality organic chocolate (cacao) beans have been shade grown in...
Halloween Creepy Crawlies
Belize is an extraordinarily diverse country with a plethora of wildlife. Many of our local critters, such as kinkajous (nightwalkers), seahorses, and parrots, are cute and fuzzy.But surviving in a...
