There is a private ritual I have– sacred and, until now, unspoken– that helps me connect with ancient archaeological sites such as the Xunantunich Mayan ruins in Belize on a more personal (rather than Keep Reading
Scuba Diving the Belize Barrier Reef
The Belize Barrier Reef may not have the worldwide recognition of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. But the UNESCO World Heritage Site stretches over 190 miles, comprising more than a third of the Keep Reading
The History of Chocolate: How Chocolate is Made
There is something magical about chocolate. Nearly all of us grow up adoring it, and we continue to adore it as adults. In fact, our love for chocolate generally only strengthens with time. Oddly, Keep Reading
Death, Grief & Healing at Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary
It wasn't until our second day in Belize, just before we were supposed to leave for a tour of Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, that I finally shed tears over the death of my Keep Reading
INTERVIEW: The Garifuna Collective Preserves the Rich Culture of Belize
The Garifuna Collective Preserves the Rich Culture of Belize The Garifuna culture of Belize has been a fascination of mine for over a decade now: It's one of my primary reasons for ranking the Keep Reading
