September is a month filled with holidays and celebrations in Belize. Festivities commemorate the Battle of St George Caye on September 10 and Independence Day on September 21. The people of Belize celebrate this month carnival style with parades, vibrant costumes, dancing, music and jam-packed revelry!
We wanted to share some favourite memories from our guests who joined us on the Epic Belize trip from last season.
Enjoy these images and insights from Glover's Reef Basecamp captured and shared on Instagram
Many of our past guests would agree that some of the best family memories are formed from multigenerational vacations, shared with grandparents, siblings, children and extended family.
Belize offers the perfect destination to bring generations together through shared time exploring Mayan ruins, tropical rainforests and the Belize Barrier Reef and Cayes.
In June, a group of conservation organizations issued a joint statement to congratulate the decision by the Government of Belize to enact legislation to protect the Maya Forest Corridor.
We love to see our guests out there sharing their moments and memories of Belize. We wanted to share a few of our favourite guest Instagram photos of the past season.
School is out for the summer, but it's never too early to think about a family vacation over the Christmas holidays or other important holiday times. Plan now, relax later.
We wanted to share this beautiful poem from a guest who stayed with us in April at our Lighthouse Reef Basecamp on Half Moon Caye.
Don’t Rush This Day
by Cynthia Mitchell, Sunday April 7, 2019. Lighthouse Reef, Belize
As Belize’s oldest and largest conservation NGO, the Belize Audubon Society (BAS) proudly protects more than 180,000 acres across Belize. BAS is recognized as one of Belize’s foremost environmental organizations protecting Belize’s natural resources.
Congratulations to all the teams who recently completed the Belize Tourism Board (BTB) Love Belize Sea Kayak Challenge!
This was only the second time this event has happened - the first being last year.
The event took place over 6 days from Punta Gorda to Corozal in excess of 215 miles.