Tag Archives: Belice

Guatemala, probably one of the most underrated countries in Latin America.

Posted on 05/01/2020 by Richard Griffith

Guatemala: a land of colourful wildlife, dense exotic jungle, and authentic coffee that will have you running up mountains on a next-level caffeine high. You’ll find no Mayan ruins as tall and no people as welcoming as in this Central American paradise. Continue reading →

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Belize/Belice (British Honduras).

Posted on 31/12/2019 by Richard Griffith

In 1859 Britain and Guatemala signed a treaty that gave Britain sole rights to the land of Belize, provided that the British built a road from Guatemala to the Caribbean coast. The treaty still stands, and the road, long ignored, … Continue reading →

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The Crystal Maiden of Belize.

Posted on 31/12/2019 by Richard Griffith

Ever since my travels in Latin America began, in late 2013, in nearly every place that I have visited, I have tried to leave something undone. Belize was no exception. What I left undone in Belize turned out to be something fairly major. I just didn’t know it at the time. Continue reading →

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