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"belize's low cost
of living is enough to make it one of the world's great retirement havens."
jackie flynn,
publisher, international living
belize: the top
english speaking retirement haven in the caribbean
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"i have so come to
appreciate the culture and people of belize from the whirlwind tour of the
country that i use every minute i have with the first lady to learn more
about the future of belize. the master plan for tourism and growth ensures
that this country won锟絫 be a spring-break capital anytime soon. and the
locals are more than happy about sustained development."
adam pitluk,
americanway
by land and sea
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"it's this magical
atmosphere that makes many vacationers who come to belize fall in love and
decide never to leave."
"with picturesque
sunrises, breathtaking beaches, warm caribbean waters, cool trade winds,
lush rainforests, magnficient waterfalls and a people as warm as the
year-round tropical weather, belize is the perfect place to immerse yourself
in a life of leisure - your very own carefree and tropical paradise."
alex gamero,
discovering belize
living & retiring
in belize
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"for a seriously
unique dive experience, there's no place like belize's blue hole, the
world's largest underwater sinkhole."
heather sellors,
divetime
belize - scuba
diving paradise
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"just under 90 miles
north of belize city, easily accessed by the northern highway, is the
corozal district, an adventurer's paradise with rainforests, coastal
lagoons, and miles of untouched beaches. peaceful and pristine, the
corozal district beckons swimmers and divers to its crystal waters,
sunbathers to its shore, and hikers and homesteaders to its tracts of
tropical wilderness."
kathleen
peddicord, international living
peaceful,
politically stable, close to home, and english speaking
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with its rain forest
canopies, mayan ruins, stunning scenery and the longest barrier reef in the
western hemisphere, the tiny nation tucked between mexico and guatemala is a
great place to combine eco-thrills with fun-and-sun time."
k.c. summers, the
washington post
in belize,you can
fly high and lie low
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"the country of
belize is a traveler's dream. the people in central america's smallest
country are friendly, the landscapes are beautiful, and wildlife abounds
throughout."
thomas wyatt,
suite101.com
travel in belize
visiting belize,
central america's smallest country
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"looking for an
excellent place to snorkel and dive in belize? look no further than the half
moon caye natural monument, located 50 miles southeast of belize city."
portia j. lino,
suite101.com
half moon caye
natural monument
snorkeling and
bird-watching
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some say it's the
best in the world!"
escape from america
magazine
"belize's new
residency program
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"fish! everywhere!
right beneath me a school of little neon blue fellows flitted through a stag
horn coral. snorkeling was like birding underwater."
lisa fugard, new
york times
exploring
belize's lush landscapes
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"i'd never had such
an active or thrilling vacation."
bonnie friedman,
new york times
bits and pieces
of an alter ego
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belize in general is
my top get-away-from-it-all, back to nature, retire-off-the-grid pick. it's
also one of the world's top banking havens right now, a place where privacy
still matters."
kathleen
peddicord, escape from america magazine
top 10 overseas
retirement havens
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"unless you're an
archaeologist, you're never going to see sites like you see in belize," said
john moses of thenational speleological society, an education and
conservation organization based in huntsville, ala.
stephen regenold,
new york times
the caves of cayo:
an inside look at belize
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"the scuba-diving
and snorkeling are world-class."
dwight garner,
new york times
backcountry
belize
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"belize, the former
british colony wedged between mexico's yucatan peninsula and guatemala, has
been known for its dazzling barrier reef and islets; recently, however,
inland belize, with little-explored maya ruins, rain forest and underground
rivers, has been gaining tourism momentum."
martha stevenson
olson, new york times
tours of every
stripe
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"in birding circles,
belize is considered a crown jewel. more than 500 species have been recorded
here (there are only about 800 in the entire united states), their variety
far superior to the sparrowy brown commoners that loiter at mom's bird
feeder back in memphis."
laura boswell,
new york times
the plunge
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"i've swum the
waters of half a dozen caribbean islands, but never before have i seen such
a vast array of marine life in one place."
"in belize, you're
speechless a lot. get used to it."
k.c. summers, the
washington post
please belize me
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"with an average
temperature of 26 degrees centigrade and sea temperatures around 30 degrees
centigrade, with brisk prevailing winds off the caribbean sea to cool the
country, belize is a mecca for divers and bird watchers and really can be
described as a paradise, it is possible to retire in belize quite easily."
shelter offshore
all about
retiring in belize
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"well, the fact of
the matter is, belize is a real opportunity for british, american and
western european retirees and pts (private thinkers, perpetual travellers...)
alike."
"the nation is
english speaking- which appeals to americans and brits alike; it's part of
the commonwealth meaning that the queen is chief of state - and its dollar
is intrinsically linked to the us dollar. all of these factors are in the
country's favour for british and american retirees in particular..."
shelter offshore
retire wealthier
and happier in belize
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"whilst it is often
said that the journey is half the adventure, when belize is the destination
much more excitement awaits you."
shelter offshore
living in belize
things to explore
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"consider the cayo
district...land is still cheap here, there are few international retirees
and the landscape is quite unique in belize with some rivers, low hills and
woodland that make you forget sometimes that you're in a tropical country!"
shelter offshore
finding the best
place to live or retire in belize
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"corozal or possibly
orange walk would be right for you. on the one hand life's quite quiet in
this neck of the woods, property prices are attractive and there are far
fewer expats that in the cayes... but at the same time., the proximity of
mexico and the mexican city of chetumal means residents here actually have
easy access to a whole new world where there is fantastic shopping, great
nightlife and superior amenities such as medical facilities for example."
shelter offshore
finding the best
place to live or retire in belize
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