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Re: So, whats up with Belize? Posted on: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 06:04:26 GMT



dalstar wrote:
>
> Wife is looking forward to a late 5 year anniversary trip. She wants to go
> somewhere tropical but not like Cancun (already been there, done that). She
> initially started talking about Aruba or Antigua. We did some research and
> discovered these destinations are a little bit out of our target price
> (upwards of $2.5 to $3K). Have had several suggestions to look at Belize.
> Initial research shows a trip to BZE would be cheaper.
>
> But how does Belize (like one of the northern cayes) stack up to a tropical
> destination like Antigua? How are the beaches? From pictures I have seen,
> they look great but some look like seaweed or grasses are prevalent near the
> beach.
>
> If someone could give me some additional ammunition to sell my wife on the
> Belize experience, I would be grateful. That is if BZE would fit what she
> is looking for.

Nestled inside the second largest barrier reef in the world, Ambergris
Caye has the brilliant white coral beaches and crystal clear Caribbean
waters. The lagoon teems with sea life of all sizes, you can feed a
moray, swim with the sharks and stingrays or just watch to slow
progression of the conch across the reef. Even in the waters outside you
hotel, a snorkel and mask will whisk you away into the fascinating
undersea adventure.
Etc.

We love it, a few stretches of grass are not going to make a difference
and there are many places with clear sand. Look at the Ambergris Caye
and San Pedro sites.

JJ