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Bingo! Airborne. See you later, lovely Caye Caulker.
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...and then swam across the "The Split" the body of water that divides the southern, inhabited side of Caye Caulker from the uninhabited and undeveloped northern half of the island. I explore on my own for about 30 minutes, but then got nervous about accidentally surprising a crocodile and decided to swim back over to where the rest of the humans were.
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...we got to see two fuzzy little baby boobies!
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Above the tree-tops.
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The tiny beach instantly gave way to dense foliage.
belize part 2
January 24, 2013
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After the second dive our boat docked so we could explore the nearby island of Half Moon Caye
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After a two-hour boat ride going over 8-foot swells THE ENTIRE TIME, we finally made it to the calmer, reef-protected area of the ocean near the Blue Hole.
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Had a late night Italian dinner on the beach and enjoyed the full moon.
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...turned into tiny beach path! It was so much fun to ride under palm fronds right at the water's edge.
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The clouds cleared enough for the sun to come out and I rented a bike to explore the island. Headed north until the road...
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I thought the room was so cheap just because it was terrible. But that night I also learned that the discount was also due to the fact that the room is twenty feet away from the island's only MEGA CLUB that plays insanely loud reggaeton music (played over a PA, inside a rectangular building entirely constructed of corrugated sheet metal - like it was MEANT to be heard) until 2am every night. (I'm laughing as I type this because I remember myself laying in bed that night reggaeton-dancing-myself to sleep to the bed-rattling beat.)
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Fifteen minutes after taking off we circled San Pedro...
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The elevated vantage-point made it easy to see how the flowing water divides the land over time.
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...and tiny islands in the water.
belize part 2
January 24, 2013
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Back in the air a little after 2pm, I looked out the window and noticed things were starting to look gorgeously turquoise and tropical.