
Public Access to Beaches in Belize
In this article, we take a detailed look at both the regulations and some recent problems concerning public access to beaches in Belize.
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In this article, we take a detailed look at both the regulations and some recent problems concerning public access to beaches in Belize.
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With no nationally licensed realtors in Belize, will the assassination of a well-known realtor and developer lead to real estate licensure in the country?
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Our Belize FAQs book provides the detailed information which you need to know if you are interested in moving to Belize.
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After having the Queen appear the currency in Belize for many years, the new currency in Belize will depict national heroes.
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In this article, the author shares details of exactly what he spent to live in Belize over a full year, displaying his real cost living in Belize.
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For the eighth article in our Interview with an Expat in Belize series, we take a look at an expat who moved to Hopkins, Belize from Alaska in 2000.
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Here we meet an expat couple who moved around to live in different parts of the Cayo district until they found their place in Armenia Village.
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The sixth interview in our series is an Interview with an Expat in Punta Gorda, Belize, which is likely the area of Belize with the fewest expats.
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The fifth interview in our series, Interview with an Expat in Corozal, Belize, takes us to Corozal in northern Belize. In Corozal, one sees a lot of Spanish/Mexican influence, as the town is very close to the border with Mexico. The town sits on a large bay, and is surrounded by lots of smaller rural villages and agricultural areas. Living just outside of Corozal town, we meet an expat who visited the country with her family just once before buying a house, moving, and hitting the ground running by establishing a business and getting her Work Permit right away.
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Welcome to our Interview with an Expat in Belize series. Our goal is to offer a look at expats who live in different regions of the country, and those who have lived in Belize for different periods of time. The fourth interview in our series, Interview with an Expat in Spanish Lookout, Belize, is our second visit to the Cayo district, and this time we meet Sherrie Reimers, who lives with her husband near the town of Spanish Lookout. Spanish Lookout is located in the northern part of the Cayo District in western Belize, about an hour and a half drive from Belize City. The nearest large town is San Ignacio, which is about 20 miles away.
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