The hurricane season in Belize corresponds with the Atlantic hurricane season, which runs from June 1st to November 30th. The hurricane season is often referred to as the rainy season here, with heavy tropical storms and hurricanes usually more active toward the end of the rainy season. This is when some parts of the country are most often prone to experience flooding.
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On April 17th, 2025, many people in the country were quite surprised to learn that ...
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What is Sargassum in Belize and how is this floating seaweed impacting the very important tourism economy of the country.
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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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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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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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Here we take a detailed look at Garifuna Settlment Day in Belize, as well as the history and culture of the Garifuna people.
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While September is historically the apex of the Hurricane/Rainy Season in Belize, it is also party time for many Belizeans, as two very important holidays fall in this month: St. George’s Caye Day and Independence Day. Let's take a look at the history of the two Belizean national holidays which fall in September and how these holidays have led to party time with the September Celebrations in Belize.
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While the hot national news story in Belize earlier in May 2024 was the rolling power outages which affected the entire country for a period of several weeks, ongoing electricity problems are still plaguing Ambergris Caye, and its only town, San Pedro.
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