BY LAURA GIANNATEMPO AND JAMIE SPAIN via cntraveler.com
In search of an ultra-private trip? There’s nothing more secluded and personal than renting a Caribbean island all to yourself. Escaping to the white sand and aqua-blue
BY ALI WUNDERMAN via nationalgeographic.com
There are hundreds of caves in Belize that served as portals to what the Maya called Xibalba—home to ancient death gods, rituals, and extraordinary relics
Duane Moody, Reporting via channel5belize.com
Thousands of persons are currently dependent on the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve – for their livelihood, for water, for natural resources. But its value
BY JAMIE LAFFERTY via nationalgeographic.com
Located in the Lighthouse Reef atoll off the coast of Belize City, the Great Blue Hole is one of the world’s most famous diving zones.
By Terry Ward via travelandleisure.comUpdated on July 20, 2023
Tucked under Mexico’s Quintana Roo state on the east
By Michele Bigley via cntraveler.com
Biologist Lisa Carne has dedicated her career to regenerating Belize’s coral reefs.
When biologist Lisa Carne walked out onto a rickety dock in
BY STEPHANIE VERMILLION via nationalgeographic.com
A music-led movement is revitalizing the Garifuna language in Central America. In Belize, travelers are invited to join in.
Biodiverse and celebrated snorkel and scuba sites