Cayo Scoop! The Ecology of Cayo Culture

Video of the day. Nice video highlighting some of the incredible wildlife work being done around Belize. The Belize Wildlife & Referral Clinic is one of the organizations highlighted in the documentary. Big Rock and 1000 Foot Falls are shown.

'Somewhere on Earth - Belize | Free Documentary
Belize... This slip of land tucked in between Guatemala and Mexico on the shores of the Caribbean is the Tom Thumb of Central America.

In the far south we'll meet Cash, a ranger by profession, but first and foremost an islander. Then in the San Ignacio region, everything is a call to adventure. Isabelle, landed here 8 years ago with her backpack.'

Belize was ranked as a top 5 honeymoon destination for adventurers.  Cayo is highlighted, of course.  Big Rock Falls is pictured, and they highly recommend the San Ignacio Resort Hotel for lodging.  The Green Iguana Conservation Project and Cahal Pech are also recommended.

Want to plan an adventure honeymoon? Try one of these five honeymoon destinations, where you can top off a day of adventure with plenty of romance...  At the family-owned San Ignacio Resort Hotel, each of the 26 rooms have airy, white-draped beds and are accented with local art. Take your morning coffee at the pool, where, if you’re lucky, you’ll spot toucans, searching for fruit among the trees. The resort makes it easy to experience the region: Walk into the town of San Ignacio or stroll the trail that loops through the property’s 17-acre jungle preserve and iguana sanctuary.

Video of the day.  International Living has a nice short video about Cayo.  Burns avenue is highlighted.  Big Rock Falls is on there.  Worth a watch.  

In related news, the country of Belize was highlighted in a recent video: https://youtu.be/Pif5GEDOOCc

"San Ignacio, in the Cayo District of Belize is exotic and wild, with hand-cranked bridges, mountains, and jungle. Downtown streets are lined with colorful shops and restaurants. Nearby, at the edge of the central town area, is the Macal River, with green parkland along both banks. Children often play in the river, and families picnic in the park.

Learn more about San Ignacio here: https://internationalliving.com/countries/belize/cayo-belize/"