It’s been one month since entering the country of Belize, and Natasha and I still hadn’t been in the ocean. So we took a weekend trip to Placencia, in the Stann Creek District of Southern Belize.
We had heard good things about the peninsula, and quickly discovered all the rumors were true.
Placencia is a quaint beach town filled with locals and ex-pats alike, with little Mayan stores selling arts & crafts and many restaurants & bars to patronize. Placencia is in the Guinness Book of World Records for having the narrowest main street in the world, which is a walking path running the length of the town able to hold maybe two people walking side-by-side.
While there we booked a snorkeling excursion to Laughingbird Caye, about 12 miles off the Placencia coast. It’s a small island designated a National Park of Belize, and home to many nesting local birds.
The marine life is out of this world, and I say that having lived in Hawaii doing daily dives. I’d recommend visiting the cayes off of Belize to anyone looking for adventure, from the enthusiast to the serious diver.
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Wishing u HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! HOPE U GOT ECARD Valentines.miss talking an hearing your voice.can I call on viber or some how today?? love ya Dad&Peg
Hey pops! Sorry we got cut off Sunday, internet is always pretty shotty down here but I’m getting a new phone plan today! I’ll update you more soon. Love ya’ll!