Last week I wrote about the biggest news that no one was talking about: More than 15% of the land on Ambergris Caye was coming up for auction…and it was taking place in a parking lot on a Saturday morning in Belize City.
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I received the invitation from her youngest son, Einer. The youngest of three siblings, Ernesto, Nellie and Einer. You might know him as the General Manager of Ramon’s Village (originally opened in 1981) – he has been working there for 32 years.
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It’s hard to believe that it was just over 10 years ago when I went to a tasting for a business that was just about to open…The Truck Stop.
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In less than two weeks, about 3,000 acres of land on Ambergris Caye, roughly 15% of the island acreage, is scheduled to go up for public auction.
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Yesterday I headed to town for my usual. Not always exactly the same but pretty reliable. Errands, a meeting and lunch. I usually grab lunch to-go…a huge plate of rice and beans for $11 or $12bzd is always wayyy more satisfying than what I can make at home…but yesterday I was joining a few friends at Big Taste Restaurant.
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Roadwork started about a month ago for the paved road on South Ambergris Caye. It’s starting just south of Mahogany Bay (where the previous paving stopped) and going all the way to the end of the island.
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Life in Belize is simple but it’s never easy.
I don’t know who told me years ago…probably more than one person.
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This is your guide to March on Ambergris Caye and some of the special events and activities around Ambergris Caye. But before diving into the calendar, let’s start with the big-picture questions.
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Belize is Safe to Travel But (As Always!) There Are Some Precautions to Take
Quick note: Since I started updating this post, there has been news out of Mexico about gang violence that has understandably raised questions about safety in this part of the world.
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Sandwiched between “Winter Perfection” (January and February) and “The Heat – and Humidity- are On” (summer) are the Easter Winds.
Late winter into spring.
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