Drive around Belize City

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  • čas přidán 19. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 35

  • @sweetypatnett6123
    @sweetypatnett6123 Před rokem

    Thanks for sharing this video. 😊 I recognized certain areas. I'm a true Belizean.

  • @emiliomazariegoswilliams743

    The property owners in Belize City should invest a little in the upkeep of their properties; also, most of the newer houses lack any sign of architectural design or vision and almost all houses need a good painting !!

  • @nasronasro2504
    @nasronasro2504 Před 5 lety +1

    Wawe ilike Belize l want living here its really beautiful

  • @richardburns6305
    @richardburns6305 Před 9 lety +10

    Thanks for showing people that there are many nice areas of the Belize District to live in, because there has been a few videos on the internet that are downright deceiving. These people choose the worst part of the Belize City to visit and shoot a video. All cities have poor run down areas. Even in Japan. I know this because I have been there. There are many parts of Belize that are very nice and peaceful. and this is why this small country attracts so many people. Especially retirees and people sick and tired of the rat race. Towns such as Gallon Jug, San Ignacio and Corozal, Orange Walk, Placencia , Spanish Lookout and a host of other towns are quite nice.

    • @atama203
      @atama203  Před 9 lety +1

      I am glad you liked my little drive through the city. Those areas (Kings Park, West Landivar and University Hights) are know as good and livable. They are on high demand. At the end (of the video), to the left is another high demand area, Buttenwood Bay.

    • @richardburns6305
      @richardburns6305 Před 9 lety

      I spent my childhood in Belize. I never heard of West Landivar and University Heights. Or Buttenwood Bay. Thanks for the info. Also, I just saw a video of a Large High School (700 plus students) operated by Mexicans for Mexican kids, I guess. In Belize. My homeland is a weird place. The video is called " Escuela Mexico en Belize".

  • @alonsoordonez6407
    @alonsoordonez6407 Před 4 lety +2

    Beautiful greetings from México, I lived in the UK for a while I know Belize was a british colony, are still there any british descendants?
    I saw a man on tv who claim to be the head(or second in charge)of a national sugar company from Belize but he was white and speaked in a perfect Queen's english, I 've always seen some belizeans in México but never one like him that's why I'm asking.
    All the best for Belize❤

    • @atama203
      @atama203  Před 4 lety

      There are many different types of Belizeans Alonso :) You would be surprised.

  • @juliocesarhohlsuazo3007

    Thanks for this video this is very beautiful

  • @alanmauriciopaniaguavelasq918

    I love Belize, I am from Guatemala, i live in Benque Viejo del Carmen in 2040 year.

  • @zhbvenkhoReload
    @zhbvenkhoReload Před 4 lety +1

    Looks like Mexican-style houses with Americanized roofs and American used cars. Interesting.

    • @atama203
      @atama203  Před 4 lety +1

      It is vell balanced mixture :)

  • @Jason-kg8fx
    @Jason-kg8fx Před 2 lety

    Nice

  • @alanmauriciopaniaguavelasq918

    I love Belize, I live in Benque Viejo del Carmen in 2040 year, I like Belize.

  • @melbournerodriguez2036

    Nice videos the place seems peaceful but yet so many crime and murder happens daily but all the same nice video...

  • @albaclerd5499
    @albaclerd5499 Před 6 lety +1

    Looks like San Jose/ California 😉👋

    • @atama203
      @atama203  Před 5 lety

      Does it? Never been to San Jose

  • @kf3en
    @kf3en Před 4 lety

    Honestly, the entire place looks like the bad side of the tracks in any Florida town, except with the addition of bars over all the windows including second story windows. Someone please point me to a video of the nice part of town.

    • @atama203
      @atama203  Před 4 lety

      This is the nice part of town.
      Bare in mind that you are comparing one of the world's greatest powers to a small developing country. So, if the place looks like Florida then it must be good :) After all, millions dream of living in the USA and Florida.

    • @kf3en
      @kf3en Před 4 lety

      @@atama203 When I say the bad side of the tracks, I am talking about an industrial forgotten part of town that that the city has given up on, the police are afraid to patrol at night, and is rarely visited by most of the population except for transients and those recently released from jail.

  • @alanmauriciopaniaguavelasq918

    BeAtiful is Belize very nice I from Guatemala.

  • @jennifferrodriguez4321

    I will like to visit belize

  • @catherinemilagroschimilio8315

    Belize

  • @richardburns6305
    @richardburns6305 Před 9 lety

    They government of Belize is very aware of the complaints by the people regarding many of the streets, and they are spending at least 70 million to fix many of the streets. The 70 million is for Belize City alone. I have seen the results in resent videos. Thanks or sharing this great video.

    • @atama203
      @atama203  Před 9 lety

      Yes, the government does spend a lot of money on roads, but I am afraid that they lack on planning and coordinating with other institutions. For some reason the roads are bad again after a big rain... poor materials used, may be?

    • @richardburns6305
      @richardburns6305 Před 9 lety +1

      ay I think it is a combination of hiring incompetent contractors and poor materials and methods. Traditionally, most of the heavy construction especially paving where done by Mexicans and Guatemalan Companies. It was the Mexicans that built most of the new Capital city of Belmopan back in the early 1970's.

  • @comebien1015
    @comebien1015 Před 3 lety

    Let me tell you reads are way better now

  • @feliciagongora6506
    @feliciagongora6506 Před rokem

    Do u know aroly pennelle

  • @dhejdkdkdebjejdjdjs3523
    @dhejdkdkdebjejdjdjs3523 Před 6 lety +1

    It all looks 3rd world-ish.

    • @atama203
      @atama203  Před 5 lety

      Well, it looks like it because it IS third world :)