St. Herman’s Blue Hole National Park is a unique national park in Belize for nature lovers. The park is located on the Hummingbird Highway, about 12 miles southeast of Belmopan, the nation’s capital. Travelers to Belize should consider visiting St. Herman’s Blue Hole National Park due to its rich history. And thanks to the country’s...Read More
Barefoot Services had already been established as Belize’s premier resource for transportation, adventure and cultural tours throughout the country, so when the company was notified that it had been granted “Tourism Gold Standard” recognition just in time for the nation’s reopening to tourists, there was plenty to celebrate at company headquarters. “We recognize the importance...Read More
There is plenty to see in Belize, and the best way to see it on your terms is by driving a rental car. A car gives you the freedom to go where you want, and there’s no need to arrange transportation, hire a cab, wait for a bus or join a tour group. You can...Read More
Although winter might be the season for snow, scarves, and mittens in North America, “winter” means plenty of sunshine and balmy temperatures in Belize. Winter is the perfect time to visit this gem of a nation where more than a third of the land is set aside for protected parks and nature reserves. Winter is...Read More
March 6, 2020 will see residents from all over Belize gather together at Hawksworth Bridge. Located in San Ignacio, this bridge is the launching point for the annual La Ruta Maya River Challenge. This year’s event is hosted by Belikin, and the endurance race will run a grueling four days. This isn’t a race that...Read More
BZE Airport Car Rentals with Barefoot Rentals and Services All international flights into Belize land at the Philip Goldson International Airport (BZE) in Ladyville just outside of Belize City. If you’re interested in exploring the country at your own pace, look no further than Barefoot Rentals and Services. Based in the beautiful Placencia Peninsula in...Read More
If you close your eyes and imagine being castaway on a beautiful tropical island, chances are, you’re picturing what the real Silk Cayes look like. Located on the outer region of the Belize Barrier Reef, the second-largest barrier reef in the world (after the Great Barrier Reef in Australia), the Silk Cayes are a group...Read More
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
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