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- Tony's Blog This trip has really been an eye-opening experience for me. I haven't had many opportunities to travel like this Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 23, 2013
- Anne's Blog As we drive to Hillside clinic each day we pass a tree called the flamboyant tree. It has beautiful orange-red b Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 23, 2013
- Nicole P's Blog As I sit on the balcony at the hotel in Punta Gorda around 8 pm I can listen to the children playing and Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 21, 2013
- Kelly's Blog[img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/340287/Kelly_blog_pic.jpg thumb=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/340287/thumb_ Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 21, 2013
- Bev's Blog Our week thus far in Belize has been incredible. We are fortunate to have a group of students who are truly embracing th Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 20, 2013
- Nicole B.'s Blog Our adventure set off to a rough start, having a delayed flight, which cost us two full days of travelling inc Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 20, 2013
- Placencia, BelizeYou don’t have to find a secluded island to live the island life, but you still might have to take a boat! With only an email reservation for a “ferry” with just one departure a week, we were happy Posted by Robin-and-Kevin in Adventures of Kevin and Robin | May 18, 2013
- Kristin's Blog It is only day 2 in Belize and what an adventure it has been so far! It felt like we were never going to arrive as our t Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 16, 2013
- Keith's Blog Good Day Everybody from the International Service Learning Program In Belize. We are having such a great learning Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 15, 2013
- Elaine's Blog As I departed the plane into Belize, I was blasted with extreme heat. I knew that it was going to be hot, but I was not prepared Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 15, 2013
- Stephen's Blog After the very first day in Belize, I knew I had made the right decision to partake in the International Service L Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 14, 2013
- An Un-Belize-able Experience It’s a bad pun, but somebody had to say it as this experience for the NSCC group in Belize is one Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 14, 2013
- Unbelizeablable weatherI woke each morning to dark skies, heavy rain and cool temperatures. I also woke to a sense of foreboding about the sailing trip I was waiting on. I am not a hardy individual and suffer terribly from the cold. Posted by noratheexplorer in Nora The Explorer | Apr 28, 2013
- A breath of fresh air in Belize I left Mexico by hydrofoil and spent a nauseous two hours travelling to one of the tiny islands or Cayes (pronounced Keys) which are scattered close to the Belizean coast. While the j Posted by noratheexplorer in Nora The Explorer | Apr 26, 2013
- Celebrity EquinoxWe arrived in Belize about 10:30am local time. A Carnival Ship was already there. Belize is a tender port, and the tender ride is at least 45 minutes into Belize City. We were supposed to dive again, Posted by rpickett in Rusty Pickett, ECC | Jan 31, 2013
- Belize me when I tell youOur first real taste of Belize was hitting the bus station in Belize City feeling like we had dropped into the middle of Africa and to make it even more surreal I spoke to a local man in Spanish and Posted by CSQUARED in The American Dream | Jan 11, 2013
- You'd better Belize it!We rang in the new year spending days by the aqua waters off Cancun with our bodies covered in white dust from the sandy beaches, and the nights sipping rum from the balcony overlooking the white sandy streets. We bumped Posted by CSQUARED in The American Dream | Jan 8, 2013
- SAN IGNACIO, BELIZEOn the morning of Jan 11th we took a ferry from San Pedro on Ambergris Caye, to Belize City on the mainland. From there we took a taxi 2hrs to San Ignacio located in the Maya Mountains, only 30min away Posted by ChantelleS in See the World Through My Eyes | Dec 20, 2012
- AMBERGRIS CAYE, BELIZEWhat a gong show trying to get to Belize!! When you look on a map, Belize is only a couple inches away, LOL, yet we had to fly from Saskatoon to Denver to Houston to Belize City, and then take Posted by ChantelleS in See the World Through My Eyes | Dec 20, 2012
- Mayan EncounterMAYAN ENCOUNTER INTREPID TOUR: 18 November: We said goodbye to Chelsea today and departed Playa Del Carmen with our new group & group leader, Ernesto. We travelled an hour south to Tulum. Tulum is a beachside coastal town with a hippy Posted by Beans and Rice in Beans & Rice | Dec 3, 2012
- Flight Verbiage #4 (Schedule Change) ==BACKGROUND:== ===Airlines don't guarantee their schedules. There are many things that can-and often do-make it impossible for flights to arrive on time. Some of these problems, l Posted by Jetzy's Crib in Verbiage Playbook | Nov 24, 2012
- On an Island...Living on a Caribbean island surrounded by coral reefs for five days was a lot tougher than I thought it would be. All those fresh coconuts to be shelled and ground, all those snorkeling trips, all that fresh fish to Posted by in_creation in Southbound Train | Nov 24, 2012
- Over the River and Through the WoodsIt took four hours to travel a thirty miles into the bush for my internship with Sustainable Harvest International. SHI-Belize is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) in the southern Toledo district of Belize. They work with local rural village communiti Posted by in_creation in Southbound Train | Nov 17, 2012
- Travel WeekI’m sitting here at the end of two weeks of Sustainable Community Development watching Avatar with several of my classmates. My apologies for the inconsistent reporting, but the timing of Internet access is much trickier here than at home. I’ve Posted by in_creation in Southbound Train | Nov 3, 2012
- At ease in Belize Belize City, seven hours from Cancun and a world away from anything we’ve seen in Latin America. There’s no Spanish architecture, most of the locals are of African descent and car radios blast Bob Marley. The biggest spin out? English Posted by elyshahickey in Wanderlysh | Oct 26, 2012
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