El Pilar is nestled snugly in the westernmost reaches of Belize… Here, the ancient secrets of the mysterious Maya Jungle...
Read moreI'd like to introduce you to a little-known escape in Belize... As well as a fellow reader who's already made...
Read moreFrom the southern coastal district of Punta Gorda to the northern coastal town of Corozal, there's a lot to see...
Read moreFinally, after being grounded for far too long, we're hitting the road again as we are headed to Belize looking...
Read moreMuch of the world has never heard of this place... But it's everything you want from the Caribbean. I'm talking...
Read moreOne thing that attracts many expats to Belize is its tradition of privacy. It's difficult in this world of ours...
Read moreThe oldest known sport in the world, played a millennia before the first Greek Olympic Games, is being revived. In...
Read moreBelize is a small country (about the size of Massachusetts), but its ethnic makeup is eclectic. Every corner of Belize...
Read moreNorthern Belize is an area of mainland Belize made up of the districts of Corozal, Orange Walk, and parts of...
Read moreMy first trip to Belize, about 30 years ago, was organized courtesy of the Belize Tourism Authority. I was a...
Read moreCreole Proverb: Wen teef teef fram teef, God laff. Literally: When a thief steals from another thief, God laughs. (When...
Read moreMy 14 favorite things about living in Belize? They'd have to be… #1: Tubing on the Mopan River around Bullet...
Read moreEven after six years of living in this beautiful country, I still feel like a kid in a candy store....
Read moreWhile Belize’s QRP (Qualified Retired Persons) visa gets a lot of press, changes in the program are making it less...
Read moreMy first mistake was falling in love with a Tiffany lampshade at an Italian flea market. There was some minimal...
Read moreMore than ever, people are asking, "What does the future look like?" In Belize it looks appealingly like the past....
Read moreNewcomers to Belize always ask where the best place to live here is, and my answer is always a definite,...
Read moreI've always wanted to travel, live in other countries, experience other cultures, and live simply and sustainably. I never got...
Read moreMost who come to Belize are a little surprised to see so many tiny children teaming everywhere dressed immaculately in...
Read moreI hear lots of parents and grandparents bemoaning the fact that kids’ lives are so regimented these days… how they...
Read moreFor those of us who grew up in a snow country, it seems odd to be walking around in tee...
Read moreCorozal is the name of both a district and a town in northern Belize. Nestled on the Bay of Chetumal,...
Read moreOn Oct. 1, Belize reopened its Philip Goldson International Airport to receive international flights. Prime Minister Dean Barrow commented that the country is now ready to receive...
Read moreWhere can one pursue the self-sufficient life? Carmelita Gardens is a planned community with self-sufficiency at the core of the planning....
Read moreI’m a big fan of the tiny home. Many times, I find myself dreaming of less clutter...better economy... a simpler...
Read moreBuilding my home in Corozal from scratch six years ago… what a learning process. It’s pretty straightforward—it can be fun...
Read moreScrape the laid-back and lackadaisical surface of Belizeans and you’ll find a passionate and proud people… and their devotion to...
Read moreLife in a new, unknown place can seem scary. It might be somewhere you have dreamt about going to for...
Read moreBelize, in Central America, is home to pre-Hispanic Maya archaeological sites as well as dreamy Caribbean beaches. Once a British...
Read moreLast year, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) shut down a development project in Belize. The development had been marketing...
Read more“Breaking bread together” is an age-old idiom. Literally, it means sharing a meal with another person or group. The spirit...
Read moreOnce the center of the ancient Mayan Empire, which extended north to Chiapas in Mexico and south to northwestern Honduras,...
Read moreIn much of the world, February is known as the month of love. I’ve been reflecting on my own recent...
Read moreI'm a die-hard Jimmy Buffett fan. I've seen him in concert a dozen times... know the lyrics to most all...
Read moreFor retirees, semi-retirees, and wannabe retirees, Belize is an easy country to adopt as your next home. Unlike most countries,...
Read moreThere are no two ways about it: Belize lends itself to raising kids… a bit like a grandmother that promises...
Read more“It sure can get windy here sometimes!” a gentleman walking his dog shouts at me while clenching a straw hat...
Read moreSo you want to move to Belize… and you're thinking of buying land in Belize. Purchasing land is an emotional...
Read moreBelize is the perfect location for your offshore or remote business, and she could be a great location for an...
Read moreThe banking system in Belize is stable and heavily regulated. Strict rules are in place that insist on a level...
Read moreIf life without your beloved cat or dog is inconceivable, is relocation outside the country impossible? If your destination is...
Read moreNearly everything about building in Belize is different from North America. It will definitely be an adventure, with plenty of...
Read moreAs with all aspects of living in Belize—including construction—choices about materials include different variables from what you might consider in...
Read moreThere's something in the water, or maybe I should say there's something about the water... I moved from the northeast...
Read moreInternational headlines were made when an expat couple was murdered in min-May, their bodies found in a sugarcane field in...
Read moreThere are plenty of reasons to import a car or truck into Belize if you’re going to be spending any...
Read moreBelizean Bureaucracy 101: The Immigration Office Unless you arrive in Belize with your QRP (Qualified Retired Person) card firmly in...
Read moreThe Advantages Of Life At The End Of The World "If the world has any ends, British Honduras would certainly...
Read moreOrdinarily, we recommend not shipping your vehicle with you when you make a move overseas. But how about bringing your...
Read moreBelize’s Democracy: 2015, 2016, And Beyond "No tyrants here linger, despots must flee; this tranquil haven of democracy." --Samuel Haynes,...
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