Travel: Beach Life in San Pedro, Belize (2)

It’s funny that one of the complaints I had during our trip to Belize was that Bob didn’t really tell me how rough and wild some of our adventures would be, so I could pack some suitable “jungle clothes.” And we did have some pretty wild adventures in addition to snorkeling and swimming at “Shark Ray Alley,” like a 25-mile open boat ride up the New River during a tropical rainstorm, exploring huge 2,000-year old Mayan ruins, and riding horses in the rainforest. I told him, “I packed most of my clothing like going to a wedding!” It was a joke, but dressing like a “fashionista traveler” isn’t that bad, and that is what I planned to do. But we adapted and had fun — for example, when we were being soaked by the rain during the boat ride up the river, we covered ourselves with big, black plastic leaf bags, and survived!

The main transportation in the island of Ambergris Cay is this kind of car, actually, a golf cart. One of the hotel staff told us they do require a driver’s license to operate them, and they cost about $12,000 USD to buy a new car like that.

Dinner on the beach with fantastic view. The Chef’s favorite pineapple bowl at Ramon’s in San Pedro is also my favorite! So good!

Wearing box bag by Dolce & Gabbana, shoes by Tabitha Simmons.

Thank you for your visiting today; there will be more pictures from our trip I am going to share soon.  So happy that you are here sharing all the happiness with me, Thank you!

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