Introduction When it comes to tropical cyclones, the Central American nation of Belize is no stranger — but fortunately major hits are relatively rare. The most recent hurricane to make landfall in Belize was Hurricane Lisa, […]
San Pedro, Belize has officially earned its place among the most sought-after travel destinations, ranking #4 in Condé Nast Traveler’s 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards for Best Islands in Central and South America. This prestigious recognition […]
The island community of Caye Caulker has firmly rejected a proposal to legalize and regulate cannabis, with nearly 80% of voters casting ballots against the initiative in a closely watched local referendum. The result is […]
In Belize, the Queen Conch (Strombus gigas) is one of the iconic marine species—and its harvesting season is a significant event both culturally and economically. The official conch season in Belize runs annually from October […]
Belize Independence Day, celebrated every year on September 21st, marks a pivotal moment in the nation’s history. It commemorates the day in 1981 when Belize officially gained its independence from British colonial rule, becoming the […]
Introduction The Battle of St. George’s Caye is one of the most important events in Belizean history. Fought between September 3–10, 1798, this pivotal naval clash marked the final attempt by Spain to control the […]
Why Caye Caulker Is in the Spotlight Caye Caulker, a laid-back island off Belize’s coast, is at the forefront of a groundbreaking local initiative. A grassroots campaign, led by Village Councillor Ilya Rosado, has successfully […]
Each year, Carnival in Belize explodes into a kaleidoscope of color, music, and movement, drawing thousands of locals and visitors into the streets to celebrate the nation’s rich culture and unity. As one of the […]
The Belize River—sometimes referred to as the Old River—is more than just a winding waterway through the heart of Belize. It’s a historical, ecological, and cultural artery that connects the country’s past to its present. […]
Imagine a place where white-sand beaches meet lush rainforests, where the pace of life is slow, the people are welcoming, and your dollar goes further. For thousands of expats and retirees, that dream is a […]