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Lovely Belize

Our last day in Honduras. The countrys never fallen in our tastes. There are too many dangers lurking all the time. We relax not just from here. So we look…

Our last day in Honduras. The countrys never fallen in our tastes. There are too many dangers lurking all the time. We relax not just from here. So we look forward to planting our feet in Belize, we just have to have a boat ride over. The boat from Puerto Cortés to Dangriga in Belize sailing on Monday, and the trip takes about three hours. You should be down to the harbor at 8:30, though the boat first sailing 11.30. All taxis know where the boat lies. Normally costs 55 usd a ticket - yes, it is expensive. We had haggled the price down to 50 usd. They let himself be persuaded, when they saw that we had a nice new "Crispy" 100 dollar bill. You can also sail to Placencia and Belize City directly from Puerto Cortes in Honduras. Always check the schedule, as it often changes. Personnel aboard the boat, take care of everything around immigration. They take you to immigration office for free, which is located in the city. Before the boat is allowed to sail, the boat inspected by immigration, which sends a man out to the garden. The staff of the boat retain all passports to arrival in Belize. Here extradited together with immigration. We had problems with one engine underway. Middle of the ocean stopped the boat. But do not worry, there are very many small tropical island spread out in the ocean. We sailed into a beat engine overall. Belize has not changed since we last were here. Walk slow. All meetings one with a "Hello" or "Good Morning". Dangriga is really a nice little town, which is characterized by "Bob Marley" peoples, reggae and big mamas. It is safe to go out at night. The biggest danger in this country is a traffic accident. The country is unfortunately a little expensive. Before we left Honduras, we had both eaten breakfast for only 24 Lempira in all. In Belize we ate dinner for 10 Belize dollars per law.

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