Getting around Belize is seldom a long and drawn-out process. This is not some super-long country like Argentina or Chile where you could drive for 20 hours and only be partway to your destination. This is a small country, with most islands not very far offshore, so traveling around Belize will usually take you a [&hellip
If you live in the USA or Canada and you’re reading this in winter, you’ve probably already dealt with a cold storm or two, some snow to shovel, icy roads, and lots of layers. It’s easy to escape all that though. Pack a bathing suit and head to one of the warm countries in Latin [&hellip
Even when there’s nothing happening in the area, Placencia, Belize has a whole lot going for it. It has the best mainland beaches, a fun and walkable village, and great tropical weather. If you come at the right time of the year though, you get a little extra if you can check out one of [&hellip
Most tourists who fly to Belize don’t venture too far away, ending up in Ambergris Caye not far across the water from Belize City. For those who want a more laid-back location with better beaches, there’s a peninsula further south that’s ideal and there are plenty of things to do in Placencia if you want [&hellip
Are you wishing you had a better view from your deck? Did this past winter wear you out? You might want to check into a regular change of scenery through luxury real estate in Belize. We regularly publish luxury real estate round-ups for Latin American destinations that are favored by expatriates. Some people head south [&hellip
We review new and notable properties as they pop up here on Luxury Latin America, but what sets us apart from many review sites without a focus out there is that we don’t just leave it at that. Hotels and resorts are constantly evolving and (hopefully) improving, so we try to return to them every [&hellip