Caye Caulker, a little island off the coast of Belize, is one of my favorite places on Earth. I was lucky enough to spend a week there back in 2006. Tina’s Hostel is my recommendation. So beautiful. Go fishing. Swim. Drink the neon-bright cocktails near “the split” (in the island). And jam out to some reggae. Here’s a link to my unfinished Belize travelogue I posted about that time.
This yellowtail snapper made a fine dinner later that night
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Post tags: Belize, blogsherpa, caye caulker, conservation, video
4 Comments
Great fish! Looks fun :)
How is the world going to end?
Great fish! Looks fun :)
How is the world going to end?
In Mexico, not that far away from Belize we have Cancun and Xcaret an ecological park
With three different rivers, inlet and gardens, and a natural zoo of sorts, it is easy to get lost in Xcaret.
check it
http://www.olympus-tours.com/cancun/tour/chichen_itza_with_lunch
thanks
In Mexico, not that far away from Belize we have Cancun and Xcaret an ecological park
With three different rivers, inlet and gardens, and a natural zoo of sorts, it is easy to get lost in Xcaret.
check it
http://www.olympus-tours.com/cancun/tour/chichen_itza_with_lunch
thanks