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25 Photos From My Trip To San Pedro In Belize
Legend has it, Madonna’s song “La Isla Bonita” is about San Pedro, Belize. Whether that is true or not, you often hear the addictive tune as you walk around the charming coastal town, shop in the local boutiques, or have lunch at a beachfront restaurant.
San Pedro is located on the island of Ambergris Caye in Belize, which is both a Caribbean and a Central American country. The island is only 25 miles by 1 mile wide but it is a thriving place that offers many activities and celebrations, and is an increasingly popular tourist destination. In fact, CNN Travel named Belize one of the best destinations to visit in 2023.
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A Tricolored Heron Extending A Wing In San Pedro, Belize
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The San Pedro Carnival Of 2022
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#3
An Aerial View Of Part Of The Belize Barrier Reef
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A Boat And Palm Trees From A Beach In San Pedro
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Front Street In San Pedro Town, Belize
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A Bar Over Turquoise Water In San Pedro
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Ocean Breeze 3 years ago
This is now a bit further out on the water, it's only single floor now but it's definitely bigger. The food is delicious and the drinks are great. In between it and the dock is an excellent scuba diving shop called Reef Adventures Belize, amazing people, beautiful dives. 10/10 would recommend
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A Dock And Palapa Over Clear Water In San Pedro, Belize
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A Funny Weather Forecast Sign On A Beach In San Pedro, Belize
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#9
The San Pedro Carnival Of 2022
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A Tropical View In San Pedro
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A Beach In San Pedro With Golf Carts And A Bar Over The Water
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The Road Going North On Ambergris Caye, Belize
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#14
Time For Rest And Relaxation In San Pedro
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Ocean Breeze 3 years ago
The dark spots in the water are not coral in this area, it's seagrass. But it's a great place to relax
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A Picture-Perfect Beach In San Pedro, Belize
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Pristine Waters North Of San Pedro Town, On Ambergris Caye, Belize
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The Belize Chocolate Company, On The Beach In San Pedro
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Boats And Buildings Over The Water In San Pedro, Belize
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#21
Welcome To "La Isla Bonita" Aka San Pedro, Belize
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#22
A Cute Massage Shack On The Beach In San Pedro, Belize
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A Peak At The Beach And Turquoise Waters In San Pedro, Belize
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An Alleyway To The Beach In San Pedro, Belize
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Ocean Breeze 3 years ago
These pictures are a little old, San Pedro has changed a lot in the 3 years I've been going there, but it's still beautiful! Thank you for making this, and beautiful pictures!
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Hues Of Blue In San Pedro, Belize
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Aurore Shirley (Submission author) 3 years ago
Thank you for your kind words! I’m thrilled you enjoyed it!
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Weasel Wise 3 years ago (edited)
Don't be fooled by these photos. While Belize IS incredibly beautiful, I was shocked upon doing a road trip throughout Belize that it is actually quite impoverished and kept so by its British colonizing parent. This was precovid and inflation was already through the roof, most homes were in pretty disheveled shaped, plumbing was iffy, and vacant lots of rubble were guarded by packs of dogs that howl and bark throughout each night. The capital of Belmopan doesn't even have a paved road. Surprisingly enough, we did find an Amish community that had carved out a homestead in the middle of the northern jungle; we picked up a hitchhiker from their community on our way back into town. Through our shared used of poor Spanish we were able to communicate that he was heading our way, back to Belize city to visit a family member who sawed his thumb off days before.
Robert Frampton 3 years ago
A few words to de wise weasel; travel more & read up on Belize's history, it's present condition & how far it's come as an independent nation after shrugging off it's "british colonizers" over 42yrs ago! If you were there recently you must have traversed on one of de few dirt roads in capital but I can confirm that at de least, there are just as many paved roads as there is dirt! It is considered a "third world" country & so not perfect nor as rich as many other countries! Go back & mingle with ordinary Belizeans & you will find them friendly, gracious & helpful!
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Aurore Shirley (Post author) 3 years ago
Thank you very much for your kind words Lyuben!
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Lyone Fein 3 years ago
These are great photos. Would love to see more pictures of the town itself and the people of San Pedro.
Aurore Shirley (Post author) 3 years ago
Thank you very much! I have many more photos on my Instagram and store. The links are at the top of the article, right after the first 2 paragraphs.
Load More Replies... Weasel Wise 3 years ago (edited)
Don't be fooled by these photos. While Belize IS incredibly beautiful, I was shocked upon doing a road trip throughout Belize that it is actually quite impoverished and kept so by its British colonizing parent. This was precovid and inflation was already through the roof, most homes were in pretty disheveled shaped, plumbing was iffy, and vacant lots of rubble were guarded by packs of dogs that howl and bark throughout each night. The capital of Belmopan doesn't even have a paved road. Surprisingly enough, we did find an Amish community that had carved out a homestead in the middle of the northern jungle; we picked up a hitchhiker from their community on our way back into town. Through our shared used of poor Spanish we were able to communicate that he was heading our way, back to Belize city to visit a family member who sawed his thumb off days before.
Robert Frampton 3 years ago
A few words to de wise weasel; travel more & read up on Belize's history, it's present condition & how far it's come as an independent nation after shrugging off it's "british colonizers" over 42yrs ago! If you were there recently you must have traversed on one of de few dirt roads in capital but I can confirm that at de least, there are just as many paved roads as there is dirt! It is considered a "third world" country & so not perfect nor as rich as many other countries! Go back & mingle with ordinary Belizeans & you will find them friendly, gracious & helpful!
Load More Replies... Aurore Shirley (Post author) 3 years ago
Thank you very much for your kind words Lyuben!
Load More Replies... Lyone Fein 3 years ago
These are great photos. Would love to see more pictures of the town itself and the people of San Pedro.
Aurore Shirley (Post author) 3 years ago
Thank you very much! I have many more photos on my Instagram and store. The links are at the top of the article, right after the first 2 paragraphs.
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