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Adventures in Belize
| The fame of Belize as a travel destination has been built on the caye islands of
Ambergris and Caulker, yet the roads less traveled hold the true cultural and outdoor
discoveries. The dozens of tiny cayes lining the barrier reef further south are quiet
treasures. The southern coastal and inland regions are more isolated and less known and
are home to two indigenous groups. The Garifuna
people have kept their culture and still live from the sea in a few coastal
villages. Our documentaries, photos, and travel tips give you all you need
to discover Belize by yourself. |
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The cultural highlight of our three month was a two-week period experiencing the
traditional lifestyles of the Kekchi and Mopan Mayans community called Blue Creek.
They live on subsistence
farms in the rainforest further inland. View our
Documentary Pages.
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Indigenous Villages and
other Places of
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