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    Caribbean Christmas

    BELIZE | Fri, 30 Dec 2011 | By doodledawn | Views [851]

    Belize is killing my wallet, and my bank account will be happy once I get on the boat to Livingston, Guatemala tomorrow, but I still had a blast these past two weeks.  After I left Caye Caulker, I stayed the night in the town of Dangriga on my way down ... Read more >

    Tags: belize, christmas, dangriga, funky dodo, hopkins, placencia, punta gorda, seakunga

    Down but not out in Placencia

    BELIZE | Wed, 28 Jan 2009 | By rachel_and_daniel | Views [1119]

    Puerto Cortes would be our last stop in Honduras. The biggest container port in Honduras (if not the only), this working city would be home for two nights and a day until we took the Monday ferry to Belize. The sun was back at last - just in time ... Read more >

    Tags: placencia, sand and pink lemonade, sea, sun

    Placencia Belize

    BELIZE | Tue, 17 Jun 2008 | By ma_and_pa | Views [882]

    We all caught a ride in pick up to a small hotel run by an American ex-pat, where we shared a bathroom ad a kitchen with Chris ad Maartje. The owner of the hotel was extremely nice and even did Amy and Turgay’s laundry for free. Placencia is a small ... Read more >

    Tags: belize, placencia

     

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