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Conch Season in Belize is open from Oct 1st until June 30th Try some local flavor and enjoy a bowl of Conch Soup. Here is my recipe that I learned from Hortencia Rosado. Conch meat cleaned and pounded Limes and … Continue reading →

Whether you are embarking on a small personal project like your own residence, or a large development project, the Central Building Authority is there to help you access the necessary information to make your project a reality. Do you need … Continue reading →

In the Atlantic Ocean, tropical storms that reach a sustained wind speed of 39 miles per hour are given a name, such as “Tropical Storm Fran”. If the storm reaches a sustained wind speed of 74 miles per hour it … Continue reading →

For several years, local fishermen often cleaned their catch in this area, located just inside the reef, to the south of Ambergris Caye. When fishermen noticed that their activity had attracted Nurse Sharks and several Southern Sting Rays, they reported … Continue reading →

You may have seen a picture of a lionfish or heard of them, but in Belize? The introduction of lionfish into the Wider Caribbean Sea is believed to have originated South Florida when several lionfish were known to have been … Continue reading →

Caye Caulker is more than just one island, it’s two. The North side and the South side, referred to as Caye Caulker Village and Northside. Caye Caulker Village is where the majority of the population lives. Electricity is supplied by … Continue reading →

There is a over 20 restaurants on Caye Caulker. All offering a little bit of the same and with a Twist of different flavors. There is not much for international food, but if you have a craving for Italian, there … Continue reading →

Conch Season in Belize is open from Oct 1st until June 30th Try some local flavor and enjoy a bowl of Conch Soup. Conch meat cleaned and pounded Limes and lime juice Veggies – plantain, carrot, potato, corn, squash, cabbage … Continue reading →

Every year the West Indian Manatees make their way out to the reef at the North Point of Caye Caulker Marine Reserve. The manatees relax and enjoy the cooler waters of the reef. They come here to mate and they … Continue reading →