Belize Real Estate Blog
Moving to Belize? Here are a Few Things You Should Know!
Once you’ve made the decision to move to Belize, you’ll find life takes a turn for the sweeter side of things. Though it’s an English speaking country, you might need some time to get used to a few things, so here’s ...
Best Types of Businesses to Start in Belize
Belize is a world away from the hustle and bustle of modern North American living. Though the cities offer just about every amenity and activity you might want, the economy is much different than your typical urban sprawl. Tourism is the pr...
Dive the Blue Hole in Ambergris Caye
The Great Blue Hole at Lighthouse Reef Atoll is one of the world’s most fascinating dive spots. Once a cave that existed above ground, it became a sinkhole as the sea level rose in the area. The weight of the rising water caused its...Not quite a Local, but no longer a Tourist.
I’ve been living on Caye Caulker, Belize, for over five years and am an Agent at RE/MAX Island Real Estate. After you’ve lived here for as long as I have, you are known as a Local Tourist. Not quite a Local, but no longer a Tourist. I...Several Things To Know About Buying Real Estate In Belize
If you’re thinking about buying real estate in Belize, you’ll probably already know a few things… Gorgeous Caribbean island country, great weather, offshore banking and tax advantages – but here’s a few things to consider that might...
Belizean Cuisine for Gastronomes Part II
Welcome back to our series on cuisine that is distinctly Belize! Since local fruits are quite common in most Belizean diets, we’ll explore some of the flavors that you can expect. It is unusual to have a wide selection of fresh vegetables...
Belizean Cuisine for Gastronomes Part I
While rice and beans and potato salad are fairly ubiquitous everywhere you go in Belize, there are a few little culinary twists and turns that are very specific to this part of the world. To supply some background, there is a combination of...