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Visitor Guide Page 1 February 17, 2011

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February 17, 2011

Vol. 21 #07

Ambergris Caye, Belize Central America

The Island

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THE SAN PEDRO SUN

VISITOR GUIDEFREE

Belize, Central America’s only Eng-lish speaking country, is also known as one of the world’s best kept secret. Belize has loads of adventure and dis-covery to offer: from the world famous Blue Hole, second largest coral reefs formation in the world, long sandy beaches of the many islands that dot its shores, to the towering Mayan mountains and waterfalls, Belize truly remains an undiscovered jewel. With San Pedro constantly being in the spot light, The San Pedro Sun de-cided to venture inland for to give our readers a taste of something different that Belize has to offer. A mere 22 min-utes’ plane ride westward finds us in the quaint town of Corozal. Upon Arrival, we are met by Mr. George Moralez of Get Transfers – his air conditioned cab was just what the doctor ordered in an otherwise sunny (and hot) Corozal weather. Our final destination for this trip; Orange Walk Town. There are various ways of reaching Orange Walk from San Pedro: (I) hop on a boat for a 2hr ride along the barrier reef over the crystalline waters, zig sagging between little islands to Belize City, get a cab to the Northern Bus Terminal and take a 1.5 hour bus ride along the scenic Northern Highway into Orange Walk. Or (II), take a 2.5 hour boat ride to the western lagoon over to the northern most town of Corozal, taxi over to the bus terminal and an hour bus ride will get you to Orange Walk; or (III) plane and a private taxi – within an hour and a half you are in Orange Walk – checking into your hotel of choice. Folk stories have Orange Walk get-ting its name from the many orange groves that hugged the banks of the New River which flows through the town. The town is a cultural mix of Mestizos (Spanish and Maya), Maya, Chinese, East Indians and Creoles. With its proximity to Mexico and Guatemala Spanish is the most widely spoken language, followed by English and Creole. The Spanish influence on Orange Walk is evidenced by the

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Discover another side of Belize!!Orange Walk - the Sugar City

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hundred year old La Immaculada Church, which sits in the heart of the town (right). After taking our lug-gage and opening the car door for us to enter, George presents a very cordial and accommodating welcome to the country. If everyone was this nice, we were in for a wonderful couple days. No sooner than we got into the car, we were on the Northern High-way heading southbound to Orange Walk. My eyes glued to the window, I marvel at the huge fields, large plots of land with houses spaced far apart. The winding road ahead reveals fields of flat land, grass, vegetation, little communities nestled miles apart, little stores here and there. About an hour into our ride, the sign comes into view “Welcome to Orange

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Walk Town”. Accommodations in Orange Walk Town itself are comfortable and moderately priced. Offering to house us for this adventure was Hotel de la Fuente. Located in the heart of downtown Orange Walk, Hotel de la Fuente provides the ideal

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location to truly experience Orange Walk. A smiling Cyndi de la Fuente greets us on our arrival and welcomes us to their comfy reception room. After a short introduction, we were off to check into our room and view the vari-ous accommodations that were offered. The Recipient of 2005’s Small Hotel of the Year Award by the Belize Tourism Board, Hotel de la Fuente provides clean comfortable accommodations for a variety of budgets from US$35.00 to US$70.00 per night. All rooms are air conditioned and offer Cable TV, private bath, mini dresser and/or closet, refrig-erator, coffee maker and coffee refills, computer desk and complimentary wire-less internet access and a large verandah. For guests looking for a more tran-quil atmosphere, De la Fuente offers its Premium rooms located in a newly con-structed East Wing. The back doors open to a balcony with a view of the green vegetation that oversees the historic New River. These rooms provide a more elegant feel with bronze colored décor and local art work. They also contain queen sized beds, flat screen TV’s and detailed hardwood furniture. Guests wishing to stay longer than just a couple days have the option to rent one of their Junior Suites which doubles as full apartments. These suites are avail-able for weekly and monthly rental and complete with all the amenities of the other units, in addition a stove, all cook-ing utensils and a futon. With 24 hours service reception, private parking and round the clock security, your stay at the Hotel de la Fuente offers comfort and a constant feel of safety. A visit to Orange Walk would not be complete without a visit to the many destinations the town offers. Cruising the New River by canoe or on a river tour, brings into view spectacular sites of flora and fauna with the chance to spot crocodiles up to 16 feet long sun-ning along the river banks. Tours to the Mayan ruins of Lamanai, Cuello and Nohmul, as well as wildlife adventures,

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can easily be arranged with a short visit to the reception desk at the hotel. Dining options are many – with a general blend of Chinese, Spanish and Belizean cuisines. From the many choices, The San Pedro Sun chose to dine at Nahil Mayab – a tropical oasis in the heart of Orange Walk Town. “Nahil Mayab” Mayan for

“House of the Maya” is a family business jointly owned by Osmany and Lupe Salas, and Andres and Teresita Bur-gos. Managed by the ever charming Veronica Castillo, Nahil Mayab opened its doors to the public in August of 2008, and has since been offering an exceptional dining experience to all its patrons.

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Award winning chef Maria Raquel Moreno cooks up a storm at Nahil. With romantic lights, tiled floors, stained hardwood furniture, tropi-cal colors and paintings dotting the walls, Najil Mayab provides a warm welcoming feel. As we are seated, the manager Ve-ronica comes out to welcome us, and to my surprise – well, I actually knew her. We were re-assured and certain that our dining experience would be a very pleasant one. How could dining not be awesome when we started with the drinks? Margaritas, Strawberry Daiquiris, Bailey’s Colada, and oh yes, the Mojitos!! They were to die for – at once refreshing and delicious.

With our appetites whetted, we were eager for our dinners. Chef Raquel decides to awe us with her choice of combination meals. The waiters come up to our table with a fabulous selection of dishes. Cham Cham (Empanadas made of corn dough flattened and filled with a choice of shredded chicken or pork) cooked on a comal and served with a minced onion/cilantro mix, chile machocado & tomato sauce; Hor’Och – corn balls cooked in black beans served with stewed chicken, chile machocado and pico de gallo; Nahil Mayab’s Poc Chuc – grilled pork strips sautéed with onions and bell peppers served with pureed beans, tomato salsa and

hand-made corn tortillas; and our favorite Creamy Mushroom Chicken – grilled chicken breast sautéed in a mushroom sauce served with steamed vegetables, creamy potatoes and gar-lic bread – absolutely delicioso! At Nahil Mayab, patrons have the choice of dining in the air conditioned dining hall or opt for the truly exotic dinner experience surrounded by the lush tropical garden in the courtyard. Winner of BTB’s 2010 Taste of Be-lize “Best of Belize”, Nahil Mayab is the ideal destination for a family dinner – even the little ones can have a good time in their full children’s playground; a romantic date under

candle light on the deck; business luncheons – with their complimentary wireless internet, online business can be conducted as you enjoy one of their many choices of meals; or just for friends to gather and socialize with their fully stocked bar with a huge variety of drink choices. With a full day’s activity and a hearty dinner, what else could we do - actually there are lots to be done – but for us, we were simply had. With one of the best meals we’ve had in a while, all we really wanted was to head back to our hotel – Hotel de la Fuente – to enjoy a relaxing night of

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lifetime movies and snacks!! With an early start, the following morning saw us leaving Orange Walk. While there are lots to do and see in Orange walk, and with many choices of accommodations and so forth – we highly recommend a stay at Hotel de la Fuente and there is no way you can visit Orange Walk without stopping by Najil Mayab for a hearty meal – you will not be disappointed.



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by Dennis Wolfe

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UNDEVELOPED PROPERTIESHoliday Lands area 2 miles south of town. Home site lots available - priced between $33,000 - $82,500 Terms 15% down 10 yrs 8% interest.Victoria House Area 4.5 ac commercial parcel fully fenced all utilities available $1.5MMexico Rocks beachfront 200ft x 400ft 1.68 acres $700,000Club Caribbean beach 50ft x 100ft road accessible. 4 miles south of town. $150,000Esmeralda two adjoining lots on main road 100ft x 75ft - $170,000 Robles 75 ft x 360 ft with back lot bonus $155,000Palm Bay Club beach front lot from $49,000Palmeros 2 x beach lots with pier 80ft x 200ft each. Asking $235,000Basil Jones 145ft beach lot $375,000Mata Grande one off the beach 75ft x 150ft $55,000Mata Grande 100 x 300ft one off the beach. Cleared - $245,000Mata Grande 100 x 200ft prime beach lot with pier permit $445,000Mexico Rocks area 4.6 acres beach 300ft x 460ft inquire Boca Ciega 4.5 acres 174ft beach front. $350,000West Coast Beach Lots 1, 2, 3 sold as a package 180’ x 100’. Terms. $355,000West Coast Beach Front 60ft of beach with a depth of 100ft. Terms $125,000Laguna Estate off beach lots. Each lot is 60’ x 100’. Terms. $75,000West Bay private sandy bay with 260 ft frontage only $425,000West Bay oceanfront 100ft x 500ft $119,000San Marcos Double lots measuring approximately 100’ X 90’. Fenced. $90,000 pairSan Marcos 2 adjacent lots 50x90ft lot $55,000 eachHabaneros area – 2nd row $85,000 3rd row $45,000 multiple lots available.

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Answer: The sun.Riddle Me This: Q: What goes round the house and in the house but never touches the house? Answer below...

One Last Kiss “Hey, Dennis!” I pulled my golf cart over to the side of the road and said, “Ronny Andrews?” “Yeah, it’s me. You’ve changed,” he said. “I almost didn’t recognize you with all that long hair.” “My hair has been this long for five years,” I told him. Ronny said, “I moved back to the States nine years ago so you’re not the only thing that’s changed. Everything on the island has changed.” “I’m going up to Reef Village,” I said. “You want to ride up with me?” “Sure. Where is Reef Village?” “It’s on the other side of the bridge.” “There’s a bridge? Man, alive. Things have changed.” It was already after 9 p.m. so the only person around the bridge as weapproached was the watchman. As we reached the top of the bridge we en-countered a beautiful girl who had walked up to the top of the bridge from the other side. She started climbing over the railing. “Stop!” Ronny said. “We can’t let her jump. She’s trying to commit suicide.” “That’s ridiculous,” I said. “This bridge is not high enough to commit suicide. Maybe she’s just going swimming.” “Are you crazy? She’s dressed like she’s going to a party,” Ronny said. “Let me sweet talk her. You know I always have had a way with the ladies. If I can get my hands on her I’ll drag her off that railing.” I backed the golf cart up the bridge and stopped. “Honey, what are you doing?” Ronny called to her. “I am going to end my life,” she said. “My family gives me too much trouble.” “Wait,” he said, as he walked toward her. “Let’s talk about this. You are so attractive and you have such a beautiful party dress. Have you ever had a man in your life?” “Yes.” “Before you jump will you give me just one last kiss?” he asked, hopefully. She considered it carefully and then said, “Yes.” Ronny got his arms around her and kissed her like a man sucking oxygen from a SCUBA mask. When he came up for air his eyes were crossed. “My God!” he said. “It would be horrible if you killed yourself. Anyone who kisses like that has a lot to live for. Why would you want to commit suicide?” “Because my family gives me so much trouble for dressing up like a girl.”



ELITE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS (EREI) - We are Ambergris Caye’s real estate specialists. Call now to schedule your free professional investment consultation. Under $200K to $4.1M. Call 226-2260, or email: [email protected]. By appointment.SUNRISE REALTY - Land, homes, businesses, condos and investment properties. Call 226-3737, fax 226-3379 or E-mail: [email protected] RE/MAX Isla Bonita, 1ocated at 10 Coconut Drive, San Pedro. 226-4400 e-mail: [email protected] or visit our website at www.owninbelize.com CASA CAYO - www.casacayorealestate.com. Check out our weekly specials, and our newest offering: In-digo. Luxury Beachfront Condominium Homes. www.indigobelize.com. Visit our office located at the South corner of Pescador Dr. (middle street) or call 226-2791 or 610-3005.

CARTS BELIZE - Conveniently located just one block north of the airstrip. Hourly, Daily & Weekly. Call 226-4084.COASTAL XPRESS WATER TAXI – Scheduled ferry service & water taxi for Ambergris Caye. Phone 226-3007.

GRUMPY & HAPPY - Snorkeling - private snorkel tours - just you on the boat, no set schedule! Visitors with special needs and children are welcome. Call 226-3420 or 672-1234. Visit www.grumpyandhappy.com, or Email: [email protected] SANDS DIVE SHOP - Specializing in daily full-service diving and SCUBA instruction. We pick you up at your hotel’s dock. www.whitesandsdiveshop.com, 226-2405.

CASTILLO’S HARDWARE - Storm supplies, electron-ics, household appliances, tools, home repair items and a wide variety of paints, stains and varnishes. Pescador Drive. Phone 226-2302.

Police 226-2022South Police Sub-Station - 610-4911Fire 226-2372Emergency 911Crimestoppers 800 922-TIPSLos Pinos Clinic 602-6383 and 226-2686.Dr. Lerida Rodriguez: 226-2197 or cell 620-1974.Dr. Miguel Allison: 226-4052 or cell 600-9071. (Pharmacy 226-4051)San Pedro Chiropractic Clinic 600-7119Dr. David Armold, Chiropractor: 634-0723.Hyperbaric Chamber - 226-2851 or 226-3195, Dr. Otto Rodriguez - 604-7599 or 226-2854. Antonia Guerrero - 628-3828 or 226- 4501.San Pedro Polyclinic II - 226-2536. Dr. Zuniga: 670-8755 and Dr. Otto Rodri-guez: 604-7599.Ambergris Hopes Clinic - 226-2660, Emergencies: 629-3618.US Embassy - 822-4011Labour Office - 226-2700 (Open 8am - 5pm, Mon. - Fri.)Canadian Consulate - 223-1060Mexican Embassy - 223-0193Guatemalan Embassy - 223-3150Honduran Embassy - 224-5889British High Commissioner – 822-2146Local British Warden – 226-3658/610-3658San Carlos Medical (MD & Dentist Services) - 7:30am - 9:00pm, 226-2918SACNW substation - 610-4911Escalante Neighborhood Watch - 605-7803 Daytime only, 662-2725 Nighttime only, 630-5945- Call between 10:30pm and 6:00am.

IMPORTANT #s

San Pedro Roman Catholic Church Sunday Mass: (English) 8am & 10am & Baptism: 11am; Spanish: 7pm; Mass or Communion Service every night at 7pm. Saturday evening: Anticipated Sunday Mass: 7p.m. Daily Masses 7am & 7pm.Living Word Church Service Sun. 10:45 a.m, Youth Meetings on Sundays at 7:30p.m., Women’s meetings on Wednes-day at 7:30 p.m., and Men’s meetings on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. We do Christian charity work. 226-2950.A s s e m b l y o f G o d C h u r c h o n Angel Coral St. T-W-St.-Sn. at 7:30 p.m. Lighthouse Christian Radio - 101.3 FM. 226-4673, Cor. Buccaneer & Pescador Drive.The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints - Sunday Services: Sacrament Meeting 9am, Sunday School 10am, Priest-hood & Relief Society 11am. Wednesday Scripture Study 7:00 pm. On the beach, in front of Ambergris Divers @ Blue Rail Apartments.San Pedro Church of Christ: Across the bridge to the left. 206-2731. Services: Sunday – 9am-11am, Bible Study & Worship Service. 7pm-8:30pm – Worship Service. Wednesday – 7pm-to8:30pm, Bible Study; Thursday – Ladies Classes; Friday-Youth Class

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Transportation...

Belize Tourism Board - 227-2419.Belize Tourism Industry Associa-tion (BTIA) - 227-5717.Belize Hotel Association - 223-0669, [email protected] Pedro Tourist Guide Associa-tion 226-2391.

Tourist Information

Church Services

Water, Sports & Tours

Real Estate...

The Lions Club of San Pedro relies on income from its Friday Night BBQ, plus Reds’ famous chicken ceviche to support the needy community. Bingo starts at 7pm every Friday!! Help a great cause -have dinner with us!Green Reef A non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of sustainable use and conservation of Belize’s marine and coastal resources. [email protected] /226-2833.Saga Society A non-profit “humane society” to address the stray cat and dog population in San Pedro. Phone 226-3266.CARE BELIZE - Children’s Specialist, San Pedro. 622-8200.SP Town Library - 206-2028.

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SAN PEDRO FITNESS CLUB – A/C Gym, Fully-equipped. Open to the public. Tennis Courts, Lap and Family pools, Aqua Fitness and Toning Classes.Open 7am-8pm Monday - Friday, 7am-5pm Saturday, 11am-5pm Sundays. 226-4749. [email protected] GREENHOUSE - Fresh Produce & Seafood. Belizean and imported speciality. Fresh herbs, cold cuts, chilled goods, plus an exciting selection of groceries. A/C local on Pescador Dr, next to St. Francis Xavier Credit Union. 226-2084.Ak’BOL YOGA RETREAT CENTER BELIZE- daily yoga classes at the end of the pier! All levels welcome! Mon-Sat 9am $15US/drop in class/mats available. Kids Yoga Wed 3:30pm $10BZ. BackPackers Welcome: $35-50US/nt+tx - also thatched cabanas by the seaCAYE INTERNATIONAL BANk - Offering Demand Deposit Accounts, Loans, Savings Accounts, etc. [email protected] or phone 226-2388.

- located in the Vilma Linda Plaza (the big purple building) Custom framing/art gallery featuring original Belizean art and crafted items. Mon-Sat 10 to 6, Ph: 226-4437.

T H E S A N P E D R O SUN VISITOR’S GUIDEDining Out...

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CELI’S RESTAURANT ON THE BEACH at the San Pedro Holiday Hotel, serves Great Fajitas, salads and local dishes for lunch. Delectable Seafood Speciaties for dinner. OUTDOOR & INDOOR DINING 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Wednesday Beach BBQ. Also stop in at CELI’S DELI for treats and hot breakfasts!BLUE WATER GRILL – Island cuisine with a twist! Wood-fired Oven Pizzas, Sushi & more! Open daily. Happy Hour 4 to 6 p.m. 226-3347.Ak’BOL YOGA RETREAT CENTER Beach restaurant/bar, local food@ local prices, hearty breakfasts, Daily Belizean Lunch Specials, pizzas, Fish and Lobster dishes, Vegetarian/Vegan options. 1 mile North of the bridge, on the beach/cool breezesNAUTICA SEAFOOD GRILL & BAR - Fine dining on an intimate balcony over the water. Enjoy delicious seafood dishes and specials. Upstairs inside Fido’s Courtyard. Call 226-3265. Closed Sunday & Monday.RICO’S SURFSIDE RESTAURANT – A truly unique dining experience on the beach at Banyan Bay. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Phone 226-3739 ext. 135.

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AJI TAPAS BAR & RESTAURANT: Open Daily 11am - 9pm. Please join us: 226-4047.EL DIVINO RESTAURANT at BANANA BEACH - Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner from 6 a.m - 10 p.m. Book your party or banquet today! Phone 226-2444. MICkEY’S PLACE - Open daily 6:30 a.m. - 10 a.m. for breakfast, 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. for lunch and 6 - 10 p.m. for dinner. Burritos on Wednesdays. Pescador Drive. Call 226-2223.

THE HANGOVER SPORTS BAR AT THE HOLIDAY HOTEL - Enjoy delicious tropical cocktails and hang out on the deck on the beach. Barrier Reef Dr. 226-2014.FIDO’S RESTAURANT & BAR - Fun & food on the beach. Live music nightly, island drink specials, new shot menu with over twenty selections! 226-3176TRADEWINDS RESORT & BAR - Fun for everyone. Formerly Mayas

Katut, we are now a family friendly place to enjoy great drinks, snacks and swim in our pool!! Come on by!! 670-4808.LIFE’S A BEACH BAR - Mid-town beachside bar with the coldest beer in town. Tuesday bring the dogs for “Yappy” hour 6:30-8:30pm, Thursday night karaoke & Saturday live music. 671-2072

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