A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important marine environments on the planet, the Belize Barrier reef is a natural wonder of the world. Divided into seven different marine reserves, the Belize Barrier Reef is a vast north-sound archipelago of islands (known locally as “cayes”, pronounced “keys”), lagoons, and atolls. Why Visit...Read More
Experienced and first-time scuba divers come from every corner of the planet to Belize. Home to the Belize Barrier Reef, the second-largest reef system in the world after Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, the crystal clear waters and abundant marine life make Belize a true paradise for scuba divers and snorkelers. But even in a country...Read More
Strictly speaking, Placencia’s airport is an airstrip. Located just three miles (five kilometers) from Placencia Village at the southern end of the peninsula, the Placencia Airport (code: PLJ) receives several flights from Tropic Air and Maya Island every day from other airports across Belize. Flying to Placencia has become a popular option for travelers who...Read More
Flags fly. Parties abound. So do parades. No nation celebrates its independence like Belize. When countries mark founding dates, not all of them set a celebration “theme” because there’s already much to celebrate. But Belize isn’t “most countries.” This nation is so invested in marking this date, a contest is held throughout the nation to...Read More
She’s a fierce warrior on a mission to save the world one woman at a time, and Barefoot Rentals and Services is proud to name her personality of the month. In case you’re looking for a role model, we would like to introduce you to Michele Irving of Dangriga, Southern Belize. “As long as...Read More
American Actor Jeff Bridges may have collected awards and accolades for his performances, but he is currently best known for his activism and outspoken belief that “The way to change the world is through individual responsibility and taking local action in your own community.” In other words, one person really can make a difference and...Read More
They’re gentle giants that are fast becoming an endangered species, but manatees have a friend in Belize conservationist and research biologist Jamal Galves. If he has his way, these marine mammals will be making a comeback in the future, which is why we’re proud to say that Jamal is Barefoot’s Belizean personality of the month. ...Read More
Fairs have always been integral components of societies, and one of the best on the Caribbean rim is the 2019 National Agriculture and Trade Show (NATS), taking place over three days: April 26th, 27th and 28th. The nation’s first Agricultural Show was staged in 1947 in the Stann Creek District. It moved to Cayo in...Read More
According to Chinese folklore, a baby born on a double-digit day is not only lucky but destined for greatness. Did the parents of Kaya Cattouse, our Barefoot Belizean of the Month, have any idea that their baby girl would wind up representing Belize with so much distinction when she was born on 12/12/1989? They should have...Read More
April is a wonderful time to visit Belize. If you plan your vacation for Easter week, you can mix old traditions with new adventures. Many people find that Easter is the perfect time to see Belize at its best. The weather in April is perfect. It’s warm enough to spend the days running around in...Read More
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