Wonderful image of a jaguar roaming near to a Chan Chich Lodge located on the border of Cayo District and Orange Walk District was published by this luxurious accomodation on Facebook. Image dates to 10th of June and was made by a phototrap on the very entrance of Loggers Trail. Website of Chan Chich Lodge is here.
Hooray. International media and organizations are discovering Belize more and more. Most recently, National Geographic highlighted Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM cave) as one of the best sacred caves in the world. You can read more here.
New data from the Caribbean Tourism Organization confirm the fact we all were hoping for. Belize received a total of 185,996 stopover tourist arrivals from January to June, which is an 11.8 percent improvement over the same period in 2013, wrote Caribbean Journal.
However statistics also confirm the fact we were afraid of. There was a huge number of 527,037 cruise passenger arrivals in a first half of 2014, which is a major 36.9 percent increase over the same period of 2013. Way to damage belizean marine beauties for a despicable daily income. Just too sad.
There is no sky without clouds. You can skip this information if you want to visit Belize as a tourist, but if you have thought about moving here, even for a small while, you should know that the Internet here is still somehow a luxurious commodity. Check the prices of Internet connections here in comparison to prices in other countries in the Caribbean. Belize is the last country where Internet is still sold at a snail speed of 128kbps. The maximum available speed is 8Mbps but you will have to overpay terribly if you want that quality. The price is truly unbelievable – USD $353.57 per month. This data was the result of a study made by the ICT Pulse Company, which has monitored Internet service in the Caribbean since 2011.
The well-known fashion designer Roberto Cavalli arrived in Belize on Saturday. He is one of the many international celebrities to visit the beautiful country of Belize in recent years.
The Cohune, the Gibnut & Us will be screening at the Cayo Film Festival this Sunday at the brand new Cayo Visitor Centre in San Ignacio. Make sure to drop in to see Ya’axche’s latest movie on the big screen! It will definitely be worth it.
The Next Big Thing in Belizean tourism may be equestrian holidays, according to Chaa Creek’s Brion Young, who said that horseback holidays at Belizean eco-resorts are growing in popularity. According to the Lodge at Chaa Creek, equestrian travel holidays seem to be the Next Big Thing for people interested in travelling to Belize.
“Over the last few decades Chaa Creek had built up what is undoubtedly one of the finest herds of horses in Belize. The 365 acre eco-resort has proven to be the country’s best breeding ground for some of the most beautiful horses in the country; quarter horses, appaloosas, buckskins, paints and an incredible variety of majestic animals that guests constantly comment on, especially those who know their horses,” Mr Young said.
“What started as an interest by the owners has now grown into a herd of some 28 magnificent animals, with a state-of-the-art stables for those who take advantage of our horseback riding excursions; either guided or unguided,” Mr Young said.
Belikin brewery made a special Chocolate Belikin stout for Easter this year. You can enjoy this brand new taste sensation starting on the 14th of April!
Sometimes, our forces work well to take care of our safety. Guatemalan outlaws in Belize must not be tolerated in order to boost tourism and live safely.
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