Belize English-speaking Central American country full of outdoor flora and coral reefs, convenient to the U.S. Locations: Ambergris Caye, Corozal, Caye Caulker, Placencia Living Costs: Considerably less than U.S. average Healthcare: Basic Gaining Right to Stay: Very easy The only Central American country with English as the official language, Belize offers retirees a warm, outdoorsy environment, including fishing and barrier reef diving. Cost of living is considerably less than U.S. average. Crime is not a problem except in Belize

Belize City, Belize, June 28, 2024 – Belize, a haven for adventure seekers and culture and nature enthusiasts, continues to attract visitors in record-breaking numbers. With this growing popularity, the Belize Tourism Board (BTB) and United Airlines are thrilled to announce a new seasonal non-stop flight route between San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and the Philip Goldson International Airport (BZE) in Belize City, Belize. Beginning Saturday, December 21, 2024, travelers from the Bay Area will enjoy

Orchid Breeze Condos Boutique is nestled on a 30-acre property that stretches from the beach on the East side to the Placencia Lagoon on the West.  Located within the Wild Orchid Development, guests can enjoy kayaking, paddle boarding, swimming, or simply relaxing on the private beach.  Placencia Village is just a 10 minute drive south. The Wild Orchid Development featuring the Orchid Ray Marina and is a sister property to two private islands, Moho Caye

Exploring Paradise: Maya Beach, Belize, and the Enchanting On The Beach Bungalows Belize, a tropical haven on the eastern coast of Central America, is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, lush rainforests, and vibrant marine life. Nestled along the coastline lies Maya Beach, a hidden gem that captures the essence of Belize’s natural beauty. Here, travelers can find solace, adventure, and unmatched serenity. One of the best ways to experience this paradise is by staying at

Hurricane LISA Hits the Belize Zoo (November 2, 2022) – Tragically, the damage to animals’ habitats and pathways suffered extensive damage. As a result, the Belize Zoo will remain closed until further notice. A small team stayed at the zoo during the hurricane to ensure the animals’ safety and the buildings’ security. Thankfully, the staff and all the animals are safe. The team is focusing their energy on providing care to the beloved wildlife and

Placencia’s runaway success as one of the most long-lasting coral regeneration sites in the world is being used as a model to expand throughout Belize’s magnificent, but endangered barrier reef. Through community-based conservation and with the help of Fragments of Hope, hundreds of thousands of coral fragments are being planted amongst hurricane-ravaged reefs, including Ambergris Caye. In Belize, community-based conservation is empowering local tour guides, fishermen and volunteers with the skills and resources needed to