Caye Caulker is special. Perhaps it’s the bicycle friendly, sandy dirt roads or the local motto “go slow” seen everywhere on hand painted signs reminding you to take it down ten notches. Or perhaps it is that it’s a small, less overrun, but incredibly colorful and cheerful little island that makes it feel very welcoming and will have you scheming on how to live here permanently as some seem to do. One thing is for sure, right now it’s a very charming place to land for a few days. Continue reading “Go slow in Caye Caulker, Belize”
Belize has a lot to offer. Whether you want to trek into the interior to go cave tubing and climb Mayan temples or enjoy turquoise blue waters and all the sea life that lives beneath, you can do it all. On this particular trip we only explored the later. Given life circumstances and limited time, we just wanted to relax. Ambergris Caye (pronounced “key”) and Caye Caulker were great places to do just that but in talking with travelers from all over the world, I admit it makes us want to return to explore more. Continue reading “La Isla Bonita – Ambergris Caye, Belize”
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