Category Archives: Blog – Tsunami Adventures

Belize is divided into 6 districts. Belize District being the biggest and most populated. Then Cayo District, Corozal, Orange Walk, Stann Creek and Toledo. Caye Caulker is in the Belize District and many places you can visit for the day … Continue reading →

The good, the bad and the ugly! We all like it when people say nice things about us, who doesn’t? I recently went on Trip Advisor after a friend of mine said their was an unfavorable review and another that … Continue reading →

I just recently got back from a trip to Sarteneja. A friend of mine bought property there and it was about time to go see it. I have now been 3 times in my 13 years in Belize. The first … Continue reading →

Whether it’s your first time snorkeling or your annual scuba trip to Belize. Tsunami Adventures and SeaLife Cameras can help you discover the underwater world. For over 25 years, Pioneer Research has made the world’s most popular underwater cameras. Consider … Continue reading →

Caye Caulker is a beautiful little island with one annoying little pest that comes out when the breeze stops. Everyone be aware of this little pesky creature. Find a hotel that offers fully screened windows or air conditioning. Costa Maya … Continue reading →

It has been very busy at Tsunami Adventures and Costa Maya Beach Cabanas and we haven’t had the chance to make any website updates. I did manage to send out christmas cards to friends. I like to support the Postal … Continue reading →

We just recently got the pleasure of finally going to Glover’s Atoll. I have always wanted to go and finally I had the perfect reason. My sister came to visit and it was our turn to enjoy some time together … Continue reading →

Tsunami Adventures is very close to the split. We rent lots of snorkeling gear to those who want to explore the mangroves in and around the Split. When guests come back to return their gear, they always ask me about … Continue reading →

Every night I look up into the sky to see if there are stars. Have the clouds covered them up for me to see another night? It is so nice to sit on the beach at Tsunami and Costa Maya, … Continue reading →

Thinking about Cave Tubing in Belize? Ever wonder how those Caves where formed? Here is an article written by Dr. Jaime Awe. The Belize Caves Branch Cave is one of several subterranean sites that were carved out of the limestone … Continue reading →