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| There are hardly any stop lights in Belize. Instead they have speed bumps and big pedestrian crossings. You have to keep your eyes peeled because sometimes the bumps are not striped nor are there any signs. Often you see people selling fruit and drinks. They sell stuff that they can gather like fruit in season, or coconut water. |
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| This is a one lane bridge that is on the main road |
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| as we approached the mountains you could see that there was some rain brewing |
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| This is a popular stop....They make really good soft serve ice cream out of fresh whole milk. |
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| We made it to the Capital City of Belmopan where we checked out the local market |
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| In San Ignacio there is a Mayan Ruin right on the outskirts of town. We visited that first. |
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| They had a little interpretive center and they charged us 10 belize dollars (5 american) for an entrance fee into the park |
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| this depicts how the Ruin might have looked back in the Hay Day |
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| After the trip to the ruin we found a nice little hotel that offered some good hangout spots |
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| There was a nice pool, but we didn't swim |
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| we stayed on the second floor and the pic of the balcony was above |
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| Behind the hotel were some cabanas that were also for rent |
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| The Grounds were nicely kept |
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| We looked for a restaurant and KO-OX-HAN-NAH stood out as a clear winner. We were not dissapointed |
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| Near the restaurant there is a nice cobblestone street with shops lining the side |
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| this is an outside view of the restaurant we ate at
It was getting late so we headed back to the Hotel to relax before bed.
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