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By Slickrock Adventures | January 1, 2023
We hope you had a great Christmas, and Happy New Year.With the brunt of winter upon us, we have a 10% discount for January 20th – 29th , and January 27th – February 5th, should Long Caye be on your radar for a tropical escapade.There will be private charters available in May and June, but otherwise, we will be closing in May, just four months away. Even with the recent Northern
Read moreBy Slickrock Adventures | November 4, 2022
Dear Slickrock Friends,We have had several enquiries the past couple of days, regarding the damage from Hurricane Lisa.“Batfish”, top right at Old Belize MarinaNEMO (National Emergency Management Organisation) declared a state of emergency for the Belize and Stann Creek districts from 3pm on Wednesday 2nd November.Philip Goldson International Airport(Photo Credit: San Pedro Sun)Only
Read moreBy Slickrock Adventures | November 3, 2022
Dear Slickrock Friends,We still have availability for 9th and 16th December at 20% discount, due to cancellations.There are also a few spaces left for Christmas and New Year’s, should you like to spend a week on the island, with a night either side of that, in the jungle.Since Covid, we discontinued the day trips. We highly recommend our friends at Black Orchid Resort who offer everythin
Read moreBy Slickrock Adventures | October 25, 2022
Dear Slickrock Friends, Due to last minute cancellations, we only have two weeks on sale this season, both being this side of Christmas.December 9th – 18th and December 16th – 25th are 20% off, so US$1,920 per person.Vitamin Sea Waves clashing, by the cabana porchPelicans dashing, sun’s bright as a torch Meditation, breathing slowSea’s reflecting a magnificent glow
Read moreBy Slickrock Adventures | October 6, 2022
As the autumnal weather changes the leaves, we are getting ready to welcome you to our island this winter.Luckily we have (so far) managed to avoid the hurricanes and tropical storms that usually threaten Belize, mainly around September and October each year. Once the last of the storms pass, we will be reviewing the hopefully minimal damage, and ramp up the repairs for a Thanksgiving opening, com
Read moreBy Slickrock Adventures | September 14, 2022
We’d love to welcome you back, or for the first time to our island, Long Caye, in the picturesque Glover’s Reef Atoll. We are opening from Thanksgiving to summer’s beginning, with the first trip a tad over two months away. Photo Credit: www.royal.uk Queen Elizabeth II (1926 – 2022) sadly passed away on 8th September 2022, at the age of 96, having dedicated an incredible 7
Read moreBy Slickrock Adventures | August 17, 2022
Belize. What conjures in your mind, rather than a Google search? Mayan ruins? The second largest barrier reef in the world, after Australia? Jaguars? Keel-billed toucans? Dolphins? Indiana Jones? To be honest with you, all of the above came to mind back in 2004, and the romantic notion of moving 5,000 miles away to land far beyond was hugely appealing. From a start-up mobile zoo business back in E
Read moreBy Slickrock Adventures | July 18, 2022
We had some rather big news from Belize Tourism Board last Thursday. Update on Belize Entry Requirements As of 14th July 2022, the Belize government removed all public health measures at the point of entry in Belize (land and sea). https://belizetourismboard.org/news-and-gallery/belize-covid-19-travel-updates/ The following changes have been implemented: Belize Travel Insurance: The formerly ma
Read moreBy Slickrock Adventures | July 13, 2022
To Belize? Or not to Belize? That is the question. Dear Slickrock Friends, We get a lot of enquiries about Belize in general, in addition to our actual island. To give you a more personal outlook on travel to Belize, and the highlights of what we offer, we are always an email or phone call away. The elephant in the room is entry requirements. If fully vaccinated and providing proof, no Covid tests
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