Wow what a stunning and vibrant part of the world! I loved the coconut carvings. Good for you Stew, travelling as much as you can, whilst you can. So many memories. Thanks for sharing with us.
Visited Caye Caulker and San Ignacio about 15 years ago and fell in love with Belize. Highly suggest going inland and checking out a cave spelunking tour. Trust me🤙🏼 Have fun man
Stu, the one that I can recommend is about 25 km from the capital city of Belmopan, which is about a 2 hr bus ride from Belize CIty. We stayed at a place called Ian Andersons Cave Branch, in the middle of the jungle, but there are probably lots of lower cost options nearby. From Ian Andersons, within a 1 mile walk, there is a great cenote where you can jump in, swing on ropes, etc. If you have an extra day or a few its worth venturing out there. Now, the reason that we stayed at Ian Andersons is because they offer tubing through caves in the dark, and they also do ruin tours, and tours underground. Google his place and they can start your research of the area. I hope that I am contributing to your journey, and that if you do make it there, I get an "Easy People ..." One other really great place to check out is Placentia which is the very south of Belize, when we went there, we could get lobster burritos for $2-3, but I imagine a lot more expensive now. Nonetheless, this is the center of the Garifuna culture (a mix of local indians and black slaves), so the cuisine is good. All the best, safe travels! @@the_l0cksm1th
I’m off to Caulker next week, I went there in the late 70s when I was about your age, and revisiting my youth. Tell me, are most prices quoted in Belize $ or US? It was one of my dislikes last time I visited San Pedro
Oh mate you gotta come down Weston super mare fer some winter swimming next time yer 8n blighty... Belize ain't got nothing 9n the brown waters of Bristol channel...
Tropical and laid back, beautiful, Stew!
Oving how colourful it is and the slower pace of life... Nice digs Stew 💚
Wow what a stunning and vibrant part of the world! I loved the coconut carvings. Good for you Stew, travelling as much as you can, whilst you can. So many memories. Thanks for sharing with us.
what a place, That sign saying Zion might just be true................... Blessings brother
Makes me happy that you keep enjoying life ❤
Old world tech is fascinating but won’t lead anywhere. Be the best you can be and rock and roll
One of my fave songs pplaying in background 🎶im on the top of the world🎶Carpenters 😁💚
Love it Stew, looking like you're living your best life. Always the food at the beginning of the videos 😂.
I want to visit this island oneday. I love that it's so small.
Beautiful island. Well worth the visit
All give this man a Like 👍, helps spread the channel.
Very good vlog. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
This place looks amazing 😍 wow xx
Yea looks well chilled and great place to visit .Great vid stew!
Thanks 👍
INOTICE THE DOGS ARE SO PASSIVE
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Visited Caye Caulker and San Ignacio about 15 years ago and fell in love with Belize. Highly suggest going inland and checking out a cave spelunking tour. Trust me🤙🏼 Have fun man
Ian Andersons Cave Branch river resort does that, and there are a couple cenotes nearby
@@canucck I need to check out a cenote
Stu, the one that I can recommend is about 25 km from the capital city of Belmopan, which is about a 2 hr bus ride from Belize CIty. We stayed at a place called Ian Andersons Cave Branch, in the middle of the jungle, but there are probably lots of lower cost options nearby. From Ian Andersons, within a 1 mile walk, there is a great cenote where you can jump in, swing on ropes, etc. If you have an extra day or a few its worth venturing out there.
Now, the reason that we stayed at Ian Andersons is because they offer tubing through caves in the dark, and they also do ruin tours, and tours underground. Google his place and they can start your research of the area.
I hope that I am contributing to your journey, and that if you do make it there, I get an "Easy People ..."
One other really great place to check out is Placentia which is the very south of Belize, when we went there, we could get lobster burritos for $2-3, but I imagine a lot more expensive now. Nonetheless, this is the center of the Garifuna culture (a mix of local indians and black slaves), so the cuisine is good.
All the best, safe travels!
@@the_l0cksm1th
When did you visit? I like it when it’s less crowded 😊
I’m surprised you didn’t know that Caye, Quay, Cay, are all pronounced Key. Enjoyed the vid. Cheers mate
I’ve never seen it so empty when watching other videos…😮 when did you go?
I’m off to Caulker next week, I went there in the late 70s when I was about your age, and revisiting my youth. Tell me, are most prices quoted in Belize $ or US? It was one of my dislikes last time I visited San Pedro
Saved the best till last.. The stingrays.....
In 4K too Stew awesome :)
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At the very end, were you at The Sports Bar? It just burned down 3 days ago! 😢
Nice bit of crumpet their stu 😅
Looks the nuts there pure paradise
Lol it isnt a stew video without the food start Stew 😅💚
You lucky barstool...
We got awesome old world "tartarian""" tidal swimming pool I km square...
Oh mate you gotta come down Weston super mare fer some winter swimming next time yer 8n blighty... Belize ain't got nothing 9n the brown waters of Bristol channel...
Colombia is wayyy chaper then Belize