Belize property Agents is pleased to offer for sale this prime parcel of Belize Real Estate in Placencia Village.

There is road access  to the property.

It is 6403.56 square feet.

This property is half land and half water; approximately 1 feet above water level.

Prices in Placencia continue to skyrocket so this is an unique opportunity to capitalize with this great investment opportunity.

Placencia is also fast becoming an area for fly fishing.

Placencia is known for its amazing variety of wildlife such as howler monkey, and nearly 200 species of birds, including scarlet macaws and keel billed toucan.

Placencia is rapidly developing due to its low crime rate and top tourist destination in Belize.

This fantastic parcel of Belize Real Estate in Placencia on the lagoon side is a great deal right now at only $75,000USD ($150,000BZD)

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Here is a rare opportunity to own a fabulous 5 acres parcel of Belize land and real estate in the Monument Area of Dangriga Town.

This parcel is situated at mile 2 on the Stann Creek Valley Road in the peaceful Coastal Town of Dangriga.

There is accessible road to get to this 5 acres parcel.

Power and water is available to the property.

Dangriga is the main Town in South Central Belize and  is experiencing excellent, unprecedented growth right now.

If you are considering to reside in this peaceful neighborhood in Dangriga Town, then this 5 acre parcel of Belize Real Estate would be ideal at  ($40,000BZD)

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A very specious and comfortable property for rent at 2226 Sabal’s Community Dangriga Town.

The house is fully tiled inside with fully tiled verandahs.

Secure for your comfort with gates on both verandahs and all windows and doors burglar barred.

The house has 3 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms that are also tiled on the floor and the walls.

The master bedroom consists ot its own bathroom.

Each rooms has ceiling fan, one in the living room and two in the dining and kitchen.

The property also has a washroom that is equipped with water heater that runs throughout the house.

This property has water, power and many access to roads.

Every comfort you can think of  is inside this wonderful house.

If you are looking for a prime parcel  to rent Belize Real Estate , then this deal would be ideal at only $2,500BZD)

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Belize Property Agents is pleased to present for sale this nice piece of Belize Real Estate in the coastal village of Mullins River.

This property is located in Mullins River, Stann Creek District.

Mullins River is approximatley 20 minutes ride from the culture capital Dangriga.

This parcel of land will be ideal for  homesteading or farming.

You have access to road on the property.

There are also Fruits such as Banana and Oranges.

This prime parcel have Water and PowerOutages on the property.

This 22.37 acres of prime Belize Real Estate is available  for only ($5000.00BZD Per Acre!!!)

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Price: $65,000USD

Situated at Mile 16 just off the Hummingbird Highway 25 acres lay at the foot of the Maya Mountains and it’s easily accessible by a stone road any time of the year.

This parcel offers a spectacular view of the valley and the nearby hills and mountains and is blessed with very fertile soil that the river brought some thousand years ago.

The area was once populated by Maya. There are traces of their former presence on the two hills that the  property sits on.

About two thirds of the property is flat and was once planted with citrus. Two year round creeks run through, fed by the springs located here. 

The property still has some bearing trees along with lots of wild bananas and trumpet trees that will provide shade for future garden or orchard. The hill tops are ideal settings for one, two or more houses.

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Here is a beautiful 10 acres prime parcel in the 3miles area.

This parcel has about 1000 feet frontage on the Hummingbird Highway.

Its a low to medium jungle.

The land is  very high and is located just before Sarawee Village.

This is absolutely PRIME land and has excellent potential for a perfect sub-division or home-steading.

This parcel is also only 3 Miles from the sea.

This  land is conveniently located only 3 miles from the Central town of Dangriga where there is a regional airport, large shopping centers, and the regional hospital.

This is a great deal  on prime Belize Real Estate  On The Hummingbird Highway for $150,000USD.

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A private boat rests on it’s mooring on prime Belize beachfront real estate

Photo By David Gobeil

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The tiny Central American country of Belize made headlines around the world recently after Belizean authorities embarked on a nationwide manhunt for software antivirus pioneer John McAfee, and some Belizean companies say business has increased as a result of the massive international exposure.

“When that whole debacle started with McAfee all of the huge media outlets like CNN, ABC news, NBC news, the Associated Press, Reuters, you name it, they all started covering it,” said David Gobeil, owner of Belize Property Agents Realty, located in Dangriga Belize. “Not because an expat sadly died in Belize, but because a world-famous individual like McAfee was implicated,” he said.

According to ABC News’ Matt Guttman, who filed an investigative report on Nov. 14th, police in Belize sought McAfee, who made a fortune by founding an antivirus company in the early 1990′s which still bears his name, “as a person of interest” after his neighbor, American Gregory Faull, was found shot to death on November 11th of last year.

Instead of talking to police, McAfee told Wired Editor Joshua Davis he buried himself in the sand behind his beachfront home, and then went into hiding claiming the Belize police would kill him if he was taken into custody for questioning.

Davis said McAfee, who had been residing in Belize since 2008, then started a blog to chronicle his run from the law and used the international media storm which followed to embark on a personal diatribe against the Belize Government and Police.

“He did a masterful job of deflecting attention away from the real reason police were looking for him and turned it into a media circus where he claimed the whole thing was perpetrated by the Belize Government because they were out to get him,” said Mr. Gobeil, who has owned his Belize real estate company since 2006.

Through regular updates on his blog McAfee painted a very negative view of the Belize Government and Police, claiming extreme corruption and “Banana Republic” style governance.

“Everybody here (in Belize) started worrying….we all thought the international media and people listening to this crap would start believing it and stay away from Belize,” said Mr. Gobeil. “But in fact, the opposite occurred.”

Mr. Gobeil says traffic to his Belize real estate website increased by 50 per cent during the height of the McAfee media coverage, and inquiries about Belize began pouring in.

“I was pretty shocked, I was getting inquires like ‘where is Belize’, and ‘what’s life really like in Belize’. And then I realized people could see McAfee was probably crazy and all of his crazy claims were only self-serving B.S.,” said Mr. Gobeil. “Everybody I talked to here in Belize said the same thing, the whole McAfee thing was putting Belize on people’s radars as a place to check out, not stay away from.”

Major media outlets such as CNN, ABC News, CNBC News, Fox News and many others sent correspondents to Belize for a first-hand look at the relatively unknown, English speaking country formally known as British Honduras which has become a prime destination for ex-pats from North America and Europe in recent years.

“A lot of the coverage was kind of tongue in cheek, sort of making fun of McAfee, but of course a big part of the coverage was showcasing the country of Belize and all it has to offer,” Mr. Gobeil said.

“Many people who had never heard of Belize were thinking, ‘wow, that’s a place I might want to retire to’, and ‘I didn’t know I could still buy land so cheaply in the Caribbean’. And business has been booming ever since,” said Mr. Gobeil. “Well you know what they say, ‘there’s no such thing as bad publicity’. I guess it’s true, although at the end of the day I truly hope with all my heart that Mr. Faull’s family will be able to find closure with his case.”

No arrests have been made in the murder of Gregory Faull, and Belize national police spokesman Raphael Martinez said the case is still under investigation with John McAfee still being sought for questioning as a “person of interest”.

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I often find it very entertaining when trying to describe Belize to folks who’ve never been here before, especially when I get to the part about food.  Since Belize is such a multicultural nation with several distinct ethnic groups including Maya, Mestiso, Creole, Garifuna, Asian, and Latin Hispanic, there really isn’t one single dish that I would call “Belize’s National Food”.  Instead, there are some stapes such as rice and beans (or my personal favorite, stew beans and rice) which are prepared differently by each ethnic group, and then slightly different again from one family to the next, with each families “secret recipe” passed from generation to generation.  I can honestly say I’ve not had two similar tasting rice and beans dishes when prepared by different families.   Of course there are some very well known dishes in each ethnic group too, such as Hudut by the Garifuna, Chimole (black soup) by the Latin Hispanics, and conch soup by the creoles.  Here is a quick and informative guide on what to expect for your culinary enjoyment when visiting Belize.

Read the original article at is source:  How to eat like a local in Belize.

Conch is a seasonal delicacy

When in Belize, eating like a local has many advantages: it’s a great way to learn about the food, immerse yourself in the culture, and interact and mingle with Belizeans.

Here’s a quick informational guide on the local food scene to prepare you on how to eat like a local in Belize.

Fast-Food Chains are a No, No

I’m sorry for anyone who visits Belize and is addicted to McDonald’s, Wendy’s or Pizza Hut! American fast-food chains don’t exist here.

When Belizeans want a fast-food fix, they head to hole-in-the-wall places and order things such as panades, salbutes, garnaches and tacos. These take-out items are cheap, filling and delicious – make sure you try them out.

Waiting for your food shouldn’t disappoint

If you’re planning on trying a local restaurant, make sure to go before time since food orders usually take long to come out. Restaurants in Belize are not used to large crowds of people thus pre-cooking is never necessary and your meal is generally prepared from scratch.

So go to dinner early, drink a few beers and do some people watching as you wait for your delicious FRESH meal.

Read the original article at it’s source here:  How to eat like a local in Belize.

Sailing the Belize Reef by Catamaran

Preview By David Gobeil

Now that Belize is becoming more “mainstream”, most people realize that this tiny country offers an unbelievable array of sights and sounds for visitors and residents.  Just traveling north to south and east to west through the districts allows one to experience a wide variety of very different cultures, flora, fauna, geography, and geology.  It is actually quite amazing to see the diversity that is present in such a small country.  Here is a list of great activities to do in Belize compiled by a seasoned Central American traveler.

Belize, as tiny as it may be, is so varied in terrain and activities that you can spend weeks there and never tire of all the fun activities there is to do!

Either you are traveling alone, along friends or with family, here are seven fun activities not to miss when visiting Belize:

You can read the original article in it’s entirety here: Fun Activities Not to Miss When Visiting Belize

Snorkeling

Belize is surrounded by the second largest barrier reef in the world. The best snorkeling is done off Ambergris Caye or Caye Caulker. Here you can head to the Hol Chan Marine Reserve and the Shark Ray Alley! Taking a private tour with kids makes such a difference as the tour guide goes on your pace. We snorkeled with nurse sharks, turtles and sting rays!

Snorkeling at Shark Ray Alley

Diving

This is a biggy here. We stayed with the snorkeling because of our young kids. But a lot of couples and families with kids 10 and older don’t hesitate to explore Belize’s Barrier Reef.

Diving in Belize

Kayaking

This is so great to do on the Caribbean Sea. The waters are calm, warm and most hotels have kayaks available at hand.

Kayaking in Belize is an adventurous way to explore the sea

You can read the original article in it’s entirety here: Fun Activities Not to Miss When Visiting Belize