Visit Belize - 10 Things That SHOCK Tourists about Belize
Whether visiting Caye Cauler, San Ignacio, Belize City or Cave Tubing and Seeing Mayan sights there are a lot of great culture shocks for travelers when they visit Belize. Here are some fun travel tips and Belizian cultural tips for tourists heading to Belize.
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Amish & Mennonite Community in Belize! ????????
Today was an adventure day as we drove 90 minutes from Belize City to Barton Creek, then onwards to Spanish Lookout searching for Amish and Mennonite communities.
I’ll be honest, it was tough to find residents who would talk with me on camera. But I did enjoy the challenge, and the whole day was impactful and I gained a very good look into the lives of the Mennonites and Amish community here in Belize.
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The 5 Best Places to Live in Belize
Here are the 5 best places to live in Belize… and two to avoid:
The English-speaking country of Belize has a lot going for it. For a tiny country, it packs a big wallop when it comes to charm and scenery. For the would-be expat—especially if you’re looking for real value—there are many areas deserving of your attention. Places where you can live the laidback, Caribbean lifestyle of your dreams.
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12 Days in Belize - Travel Film
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My fiancé and I just got back from a 12 day adventure in Belize. Tag along with us as we explore this beautiful country full of wildlife, Mayan ruins, caves, islands, and barrier reef. We stayed in San Ignacio, Placencia, and Caye Caulker. We also crossed the border to Guatemala to check out Tikal National Park. To capture our trip, I brought my Panasonic LUMIX GH5, DJI Mavic Pro, and GoPro HERO7. We used AirBnB for everywhere we stayed, and I am happy to answer any questions you have about Belize or creating this film!
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If you are new to this channel, welcome aboard! My name is Brady and I'm a filmmaker and pilot based in Florida. But above all I am a husband, father, and friend. On this channel you may notice I love the outdoors, traveling the world, history, and aviation. To fill in the gaps when I am not traveling or exploring I enjoy gaming and have been an avid gamer my whole life. Adventure is out there! Let's get to it.
00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Day 1
00:22 - San Ignacio
03:47 - Day 2
05:57 - Xunantunich
10:18 -The Guava Limb Restaurant
11:14 - Ajaw Chocolate
12:19 - Day 3
12:51 - Iguana Reserve
14:03 - Chiquibul Road
16:12 - Herman's Cave
18:19 - Serendib Restaurant
18:47 - Day 4
19:19 - Eva's Restaurant & Bar
20:33 - El Remate, Guatemala
23:35 - Day 5
23:35 - Tikal
28:25 - San Ignacio Farmers Market
29:21 - Day 6
29:26 - Actun Tunichil Muknal - ATM Cave Tour
31:13 - Day 7
32:23 - Hummingbird Highway
32:34 - Barquedier Waterfall
32:58 - Placencia
33:06 - Day 8
32:58 - Wild Orchid Beach House
34:33 - Barefoot Bar
34:55 - Pyramid House Wine Room
35:18 - Day 9
35:32 - Daytripper Tour
37:38 - Maya Beach Hotel
38:31 - Turtle Inn
38:48 - Day 10
39:21 - Hummingbird Highway
40:02 - Country Store Dairy Farm
40:38 - Ferry to Caye Caulker Island
42:57 - Day 11
41:22 - Caye Caulker
43:05 - Raggamuffin Tours
45:33 - Day 12
46:06 - Outro
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Honduras: Living between land and sea | SLICE
The sea created us say the Garifuna. These descendants of slaves live today in tightly bound communities away from the noise of the world, along the coast of Honduras. One foot in the sea, the other in the ground, united, the Garifuna have never forgotten their African roots and perpetuate their traditions against all odds.
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The Amish way of life | FULL DOCUMENTARY
The Amish are one of the most surprising communities in the United States. Living as they did in the 17th century, they have no electricity or running water and travel by horse-drawn carriage. Mostly farmers, they lead an austere existence in near autarky. For them, only the word of the Lord counts, and they follow the biblical principles to the letter, inspired by their founder, Jacob Amman.
How can they live between an ancestral ideology and a civilization of consumption pushed to the extreme? What does it mean, in the 21st century, to live according to 400-year-old rules?
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Inside Rural Village in Belize ????????
Inside Rural Village in Belize
Bullet Tree Falls is a village located in the Cayo District about couple miles northwest from San Ignacio Town, along the Mopan River. Bullet Tree Falls hosts several lodges and a botanical gardens in the area. The village has developed a small tourist economy because it's location between San Ignacio and the El Pilar Maya archeological site.
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Belize: History & Culture
Belize. It’s a place where life slows down.
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Walking through this Central American country is like walking through time. From its glittering shores to its dense rainforests, people have lived here for thousands of years.
The earliest people to settle in Belize were the Mayans, in around 1500BC. Their two thousand year-old temples still stand today, waiting for you explore them Indiana-Jones style.
Today, Belize is a vibrant and exciting mix of backgrounds and cultures.
These English-speaking towns are relaxed and friendly, but there’s no urgency or stress here. It’s a diverse explosion of colour and joy. A place where just going to the market can bring a smile to your face.
This diversity is reflected in the country’s cuisine that bursts with taste and flavour. With Mayan, Caribbean and Mexican influences, food is a way of life here, and wandering the streets can be a culinary adventure.
In the more rural parts of Belize, you can experience the food of the Mayas, and learn how to make the best chocolate you will ever eat.
Organic chocolate and bananas are all part of a blossoming food economy and travel experience.
Belize is changing quickly. Its economy and accessibility is growing, and it’s becoming a dream destination for visitors looking for reef, rainforest, and fascinating culture.
But no matter what you are looking for, it’s safe to say that Belize offers the fun side of life.
BELIZE Living! Some of our favorite shots from around the country
The RE/MAX Belize team has compiled some of their favorite clips from around the country of Belize. Check out the amazing San Pedro Town, Caye Caulker, Cayo, Saddle Caye, and much more.
My sad experience of Belize City - No one deserves to live like this.
My sad experience of Belize City - No one deserves to live like this.
I say it is my sad experience in Belize because the place that I will be taking you today, I don't think any human being deserve to live in such a place or even in such a condition. And I also think that, if you see the place I'm going to show you, you might slow down when you complain.
Every country in this world, if peaceful is has the potential of being a paradise; and yes Belize is a paradise but only when you can afford it. I've made a lot of videos showcasing the amazing tourist attractions Belizeans are blessed with but in this video I will like to show the struggles on the other side. First to raise awareness and second, to reach out to get help for the residents of Antelope Street extension in Belize City.
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Why I Love Living in Belize
With over 200 pristine cayes (islands) scattered along Belize’s coastline—each surrounded by crystal clear, turquoise seawater that teems with brilliant fish, coral, and sponges.A favorite pastime on the cayes is to relax in a hammock, under a gently swaying coconut palm, while sipping an icy Belikin beer, or a pina colada.
Discover why this and so much more makes Belize a great place to live
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The Most Dangerous Hood in Belize
Belize has one of the highest murder rates in the world, 37.79 per 100 000 inhabitants. It makes it fifth dangerous country in the world in 2022. Most of the problems are caused by the gangs which live in the infamous southern parts of Belize City. I wanted to see the situation with my own eyes and visited this sketchy neighborhood.
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What's Life Like in Belize During the Lockdown?
Laura Diffendal provides an update on life in Belize during the COVID-19 pandemic. For the latest information on travel restrictions and entry to Belize, visit our website:
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Northern Belize Expat Interview
Life in Northern Belize is as diverse as its amazing landscape. Over the years, locals and expats have built their homes and lives beside secluded tropical rivers, amid noble hardwood forests, upon bucolic traditional farms, within sleepy rural villages, and along breezy Caribbean seashores. They are attracted to a simple, friendly life in a place that is refreshingly off-the-radar.
In this video Phil Hahn interviews Mick Webb from Crooked Tree Lodge on what life is like for an expat in Belize.
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Why I Moved to Belize
Here are some reasons why you should consider moving to Belize:
In Belize, you'll find silky, soft, sugar-white sand…impossibly blue skies against a turquoise sea…tropical palms swaying to a reggae beat…and friendly people who smile all the time. Yet English-speaking Belize is the most affordable destination in the Caribbean.
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TEA Belize Documentary video
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UNICEF Analysis of Women and Children in Belize
A short documentary outlining the challenges of minimizing the effect of poverty on women and children in Belize.
Pros and cons of Living In Belize
Pros and cons of Living In Belize
Pros
00:58 No. 1 People Are Friendly
2:30 No. 2 Belize is an English speaking country
3:32 No. 3 Belize is very affordable in most places
4:59 No. 4 $1.00 USD equals $2.00 BZD
5:42 No. 5 Beautiful Beaches - Ambergris Caye, Caye Caulker, Placencia.
Cons
6:35 No. 1 Health care is cheaper but not as advanced as USA, Mexico
7:30 No. 2 Bad roads, undeveloped infostructor.
9:29 No. 3 High humidity
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Is it Safe to Live in Belize (with subtitles)
IL Belize Correspondent Laura Diffendal talks about Safety in Belize.
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Off-Grid Life - White Belizeans Who Speak Only Low German or Spanish
These are white Belizeans who live life off-grid in the jungles of Belize. They also only speak only low German or some Spanish. They make their living farming and selling their produce to the Belizean population.