In March 2018, The Government of Belize committed to phasing out the use of single-use plastics such as plastic shopping bags, drinking straws, Styrofoam, plastic food utensils, clamshells, flat plates and cups.
On Jan 14, 2020, the Government of Belize announced the phase-out plan to ban single-use plastics is now officially under the legislation. This is an important and positive step for Belize to enact this to reduce pollution and protect Belize.
Have you tried Fry Jacks? Here's a recipe to make this delicious Belizean staple and a lovely alternate breakfast, dessert or treat to serve over the holidays.
Fry Jacks are one of the most popular foods in Belize. These small triangles of dough are fried until golden brown and served warm as an accompaniment to breakfast or lunch dishes. The most popular way they are served in Belize is alongside traditional breakfast foods like scrambled eggs and refried beans. For a sweet treat, they can be topped with jam, powdered sugar, or honey.
The Holidays are nearly here and trying to find the perfect gift can be a difficult experience. This year, avoid the malls, online shopping and non-eco friendly plastic packaging and give the gift of travel. We get it, giving gifts is hard so we will help you find the perfect holiday gift!
Belize is a perfect destination for a solo traveller. Come here for adventure activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, sea kayaking and paddleboarding – and to explore the rainforest, ancient Mayan ruins or to get up close and personal with Belize's incredible wildlife.
It’s a friendly country that's easy to get around with reliable public transport and an extensive domestic flight network. As an English speaking country, there is less of a language barrier to overcome than other Central America countries.
Today, November 19 is Garifuna Settlement Day and is one of the most important holidays of the year in Belize. This holiday commemorates the arrival of the Garifuna people onto the shores of Belize and is celebrated for the entire week throughout the country, but especially in Dangriga, the spiritual capital of the Garifuna people.
Norm Hann, one of North America’s leading master Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) instructors and a pioneer in the paddleboarding industry will be joining us for his 6th year in Belize.
Norm will be leading the Glover’s SUP Adventure and Skills Camp from Feb 5-9, 2020. Norm brings his lifetime of coaching, teaching and guiding experience to help you bring your paddle boarding skills to the next level.
As well as this special trip departure at our Glover’s Reef basecamp, Norm will be leading the Coral Islands SUP trip on select dates throughout the winter.
We couldn’t have done it without all of the great people on our team in Belize. A big thank you goes out to everyone on the team that ensures each guest has an amazing experience.
Thank you to our guides that take guests through new and exciting experiences.
Thank you to our team that keeps our facilities clean and safe.
Thank you to our team that continues to improve our environmental impacts on the area.
For all art and cultural enthusiasts, you need to add these brand new cultural attractions to your Belize travel bucket list! This summer, Bocawina Rainforest Resort and Tobacco Caye Paradise hosted international visual artists "Guri" & Genesis Taveras. Together they created beautiful works of art that are catching people's attention and will inspire your next trip to Belize!
We are excited to announce that we are now offering Belize scuba diving packages, based on the beautiful Tobacco Caye Paradise Lodge. Join us to explore the underwater wonders of the Belize Barrier Reef.
Tobacco Caye Paradise is located on a palm-fringed five-acre islet in the South Water Caye Marine Reserve and is an offshore wonderland for divers, snorkelers, and kayakers.
Accommodation is provided in private over the water beach which all face north to the Belize Barrier Reef and have wonderful decks perched over turquoise tropical waters.
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!