Sugar City River House

30/12/2023

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30/12/2023

SAN Ignacio

30/12/2023

Good morning cutie, enjoy that 5-a-day in some sunshine at last.
Thank you so much for your help with our feed costs this Christmas. We all appreciate your generosity!
paypal.me/friendsofBBR
www.globalgiving.org/54918
https://www.belizebirdrescue.com/
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3BCUDR7VZ1718/ref=nav_wishlist_lists_1

30/12/2023

Cheers to friendship and the holiday season! .

30/12/2023

30/12/2023

30/12/2023

Happy ✈️ Drop your Window Seat views below ⬇️

30/12/2023

Fishing in San Pedro and water sport. Mainland transfers and experiences are easily packaged for your ultimate vacation!

30/12/2023

#1

crewed by passion, fueled by commitment ✈️ See you on the next Tropic Air flight!

📍Belize City, Municipal Airport (TZA)

20/11/2023

Knock Knock, Blues There!

Overnight, the JetBlue signage started to appear at the Belize International Airport. Inaugural nonstop from New York JFK is December 6th and flights will operate year round, 3 times a week.

Here is their initial schedule (it does change a little bit, so please check online ): ✈️
New York Belize
Departs JFK: 8:29AM
Arrives BZE: 12:14pm
Departs BZE: 1:30pm
Arrives JFK: 7:00pm
Days: Monday, Wednesday, Saturday
Eqp: A320

We are excited so join us in welcoming the newest Blue kid in town.

Tickets (and there are some good deals for December) can be bought at Jetblue.com and of course, please don't forget your connecting tickets on Tropic Air.

20/11/2023

20/11/2023

Wishing our friends in Belize a joyous Garifuna Settlement Day! Buidula Hafeduhani Haweyuri Garinagu! ⚫️🟡⚪️

20/09/2023

Lovely, Caye Caulker

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20/09/2023

[CLOSED]
Half the price, twice the fun! Dive into adventure with 50% off Caye Caulker flights! See you on the next flight! ✈️ 🏝️

📍Tickets available now at the Caye Caulker Tropic Air Station.

19/09/2023

Happy ✈️

09/06/2023

We've had several new arrivals, most confiscated babies. This poor red-lored was poached as an older nestling and is petrified of humans. We're having to work on gaining trust so we can feed him without stress. Thankfully he has some new 'siblings' that will show him the way.

To help with the costs of raising these babies for release:
paypal.me/friendsofBBR
www.globalgiving.org/54918
https://www.belizebirdrescue.com/

09/06/2023

Good Morning 🐾

09/06/2023

Day trip to SanPedro? Sushi on a day sail to Caye Caulker and back or make it an overnight!

Sushi kinda day with Sailing and Snorkeling
011-501-610-0226
[email protected]
www.xsitebelizesailing.com

09/06/2023

Oooh when on the island,Ambergris.. better yet BAGELS!!!

Ferrero Roche Cheesecake.
Special order for a special birthday girl❤️

09/06/2023

Birds weren’t the only animals displaced by the storm the other day! This cutie pie was resort-hopping, seemingly lost after the expanded water ways receded. First she said hello to the staff at Victoria House then she popped over to Alaia where she found some sargassum to sun bath on. While in scenarios like this we just let people know that the croc is likely just passing through, the staff were concerned for her health. We gave her a quick exam and confirmed that she was in tip-top condition for a juvenile and that night she was released back in her home habitat.

Seeing crocs is nothing to be alarmed about. We share this environment with them and so long as we follow a few rules, safely coexisting with crocs is simple and attainable. Here are a few habits you, your kids, and your neighbors should practice to keep our community conflict-free:

1. Keep your distance. Enjoy crocodile sightings from afar. Using binoculars is the best way to get a close-up look without disturbing or harming the animal.

2. Never EVER feed a crocodile. Crocodiles of Belize naturally fear humans and typically choose to flee when approached, but feeding crocs teaches them to lose that fear. This action puts ALL community members and our pets at risk.

3. Do not allow your pets to free-roam. Pets allowed to roam free run the risk of becoming part of the food chain. Crocs naturally consume animals like raccoons and rats, so dogs and cats can fall victim if not protected.

4. If you live near water, exclude crocodiles from entering your space by putting up a fence or barrier that prevents them access.

5. Clean fish away from swimming areas and homes. While cleaning fish, you may not mean to attract and feed a crocodile but the result is the same. Take food scraps far from these areas to not attract any unwanted visitors.

09/06/2023

Hey there Sugar City! Where’s your favorite eateries locally??!!

06/06/2023

06/06/2023

Rainy Season in Belize and What to Pack Belize is known for her great weather - with average year-round temperatures that don't stray too far from the low

06/06/2023

Shoot, make it every week! Yum!!

Guacamole is one of those things you can serve year-round. Make a bowl of homemade guacamole🥑 for your Cinco de Mayo celebration this week. Get your avocados today so they are nice and ripe when you are ready to use them. Be sure to make extra because it goes fast!

Recipe & Video ⏩ http://ow.ly/7ntI30p3bTc

06/06/2023

A drive through the scenic Hummingbird Highway is a memorable experience ⛰️🌳
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06/06/2023

Good Morning

📸BHS Rams

06/06/2023

Major upgrades planned for Belize's international airport to boost airline hub ambitions. Learn about the $264-million master plan and its impact.

06/06/2023

Over eight million tons of plastic waste enter the ocean each year, not to mention the tons dropped on land and into waterways. Plastic waste is estimated to persist in the environment for centuries, or even longer. The United States is working with other countries to develop an ambitious and innovative global agreement that aims to eliminate the release of plastic into the environment by 2040.

06/06/2023

It's time you trade in your Netflix and loungewear for a beach day in sunny Caye Caulker.
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06/06/2023

Care to join us for some yoga at Xunantunich? |
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06/06/2023