New Paths to Old Secrets in Ambergris Caye
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Laura Diffendal
Caye Caulker is Belize’s Up-And-Coming Hotspot
Caye Caulker has long been a favored destination for travelers to Belize. People flock to this small island because it has a vintage Caribbean charm all its own—it looks like a postcard. The island has remained a rustic paradise, with candy-colored wooden buildings, sandy roads, and no cars. Happy travelers, locals, and beach dogs lazily stroll and enjoy the warm breeze that comes off the water and ample shade of the palm-fringed streets.
Placencia or Ambergris Caye: Which to Choose?
Placencia and Ambergris Caye are two places in Belize very popular with tourists and expats. You will find countless online debates about which one is better, more-loved, or more livable. As an expat who has lived in both places for five years, I can attest that they offer distinctly different lifestyles.
Canada to Belize—A Single Woman Embraces a New Life
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On the Verge of a Tipping Point: Why You Should Consider Belize Today – Part 1
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On the Verge of a Tipping Point: Why You Should Consider Belize Today – Part 2
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A Determined Expat Finds His Business Niche in Belize
Kenny Guinn loves to laugh, even at himself. The owner of a thriving laundry service in tropical Ambergris Caye recalls telling his friends he’d bought the business: “They pointed out that I’ve never liked doing laundry. My reply was, ‘Yes, but nobody’s ever paid me to do it before.’” Ambergris Caye is a fascinating, fun Read more...: A Determined Expat Finds His Business Niche in Belize
The Best of Belize
I am fortunate that my business takes me back and forth between two very appealing—but very different—beach worlds in Belize. Years ago, I chose Placencia, in the south, as home, and I’ve recently branched out and opened a business on Ambergris Caye.
Real Estate in Placencia: Find Your Own Beach Paradise
In Placencia village where I live you’ll see adorable cabanas lining the road, each painted a different color, hand-painted signs, cute beach dogs, friendly locals. You’ll find treehouse coffee houses, and beach bars with names like Barefoot Bar and Tipsy Tuna. There are gelato places, and local tiny wood shacks selling delicious, cheap food made from scratch.
The 13 Best Places to Visit in Belize
Although Belize is a small country, about the size of New Jersey, it has a wealth of “must see” natural resources and wonders.