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Photographer Marius Jovaisa has taken special care to capture Belize’s heavenly attributes in detailed aerial photographs which would only be viewed by the country’s most regal bird, the Harpy Eagle.

Picture yourself flying over all of Belize’s spectacular flora and fauna.  Then add undisturbed majestic Maya archaeological sites, pristine Caribbean waters and breathtaking natural landscapes.  That is exactly what Heavenly Belize offers.

I was given the opportunity to examine the Heavenly Belize IPad App as opposed to the actual physical book that I usually browse through at Chaa Creek or San Ignacio Hotel Resort's lounge. The review follows.

Today, marks the 15th anniversary of one of Belize's first and most popular websites, AmbergrisCaye.com 


Marty Casado is one of the owners of this website and has been meddling with web development in Belize from the early introduction of internet to this country. 


According to Marty Casado, AmbergrisCaye.com is the most visited website in Belize, and they are proud to represent San Pedro and Belize on the internet, with 10-15,000 individual viewers per day


To Celebrate their anniversary, AmbergrisCaye.com has been redesigned!


See below for a glimpse of the new redesigned website or click here to visit Belize's most popular website.



La Ruta Maya, Burrel Boom Stop 2011


In Belize, there is no shortage of local events and if any traveller desires to fit in perfectly, they must pass the Eat like a Belize local test. Do you think you can pass it?

Every year, La Ruta Maya Belize River Challenge takes place for four days  and this year, the canoes left San Ignacio early Friday morning on March 4th and arrived in Belize City on Monday March 7th to commemorate Baron Bliss Day which is on March 9th.


No Lita Di Riva Banner by S.H.J.C. Environmental Club - Joris Groenendaal, Henrik Palmelund & Tressy Castellanos

Ben Awe getting a Caribbean Sandwich!  
I usually try to blog twice a month but as usual, I am pressed for time and can't find the opportunity to write as much as I desire. Luckily, a fellow Chaa Creek colleague shared his poem with me and I was extremely impressed with the message behind it. I wish I could provide more background knowledge on the poem but I have no clue what inspired him to write the vocabulary toolbox and if I was a better blogger, I should have ensured to have that answer  sorry. 
If you are interested in finding out more information on the poem , you can contact Ben Awe through his facebook page.