Black Orchid Resort Blog
A quiet oasis on the banks of the Belize River, the village of Burrell Boom is located just 19 miles north of Belize City and three miles west of the Philip Goldson (formerly Northern) Highway. A small locality with lots of charm, Burrell Boom was fo… Read more
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While you may know that Belize is the ancestral homeland of the ancient Maya, you may not know just how many major sites remain to tell their story. While Central America is home to around 800 such sites, provided below are the most important ruins y… Read more
There’s a sweet spot in every traveler’s journey when the crowd thins, the cost dips, and the experience still sparkles with unrivaled splendor. For Belize, this sweet spot finds its home during the low season, running from May through October. By ch… Read more
Belize is a treasure trove of ancient Maya history, and Xunantunich stands as one of its most captivating gems. This majestic city, perched atop a ridge overlooking the Mopan River, offers a glimpse into the lives of a civilization that thrived centu… Read more
Belize is a small country with only around 360,000 inhabitants, but the country has one of the most diverse populations of any country on the planet. A truly harmonious melting pot society, the disparate ethnic and cultural groups in Belize each have… Read more
Located on the border of the Belize and Orange Walk District of central Belize just 30 miles (48 km) from Belize City, the Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the country’s most beautiful natural areas. Managed by the Audobon Society, the Crook… Read more
Belize City, often considered the gateway to Belize, is a bustling urban center with a rich history and a vibrant cultural scene. As the main point of entry for most travelers, it’s common to wonder whether it’s worth staying in the city or using it … Read more
Belize is a small, predominantly rural country approximately the same size as the state of Massachusetts. With a north-south orientation, Belize is framed on the east by the Caribbean Sea, to the north and northwest by Mexico, and to the west, southw… Read more
February is a wonderful time to step away from the routines of daily life and recharge in a destination that offers warm weather, cultural richness, and a variety of activities to suit all interests. Belize, with its inviting atmosphere and diverse o… Read more
Belize is an increasingly popular destination for seniors seeking a blend of relaxation, cultural enrichment, and mild adventure. With its welcoming atmosphere, diverse attractions, and comfortable accommodations, Belize offers an ideal setting for s… Read more