For decades, the John Greif II Municipal Airport has been more than just an airstrip. It has been a gateway to Ambergris Caye, an essential connection to mainland Belize, and an important part of the everyday life and economy of San Pedro Town. Airplanes arriving
Residents in South Ambergris Caye are being urged to remain vigilant following a reported jaguar sighting in the area. The
There was a time when San Pedro was simply one of Belize’s tourism destinations. Today, I think it is difficult
One of the questions I get asked the most by visitors is, “Where’s the best place to eat in San
Twenty-five years is quite the milestone for any business, but when you consider just how much San Pedro has changed
The debate surrounding the proposed construction of a new airport in northern Ambergris Caye continues to intensify, with tourism stakeholders
Construction of the new Publics Supermarket building on Coconut Drive is bringing more than grocery shopping to the area south
Press Release – Ambergris North Alliance (ANA) | October 27, 2026 – IS OUR ISLAND READY? As a new tourism
Keeping our streets from flooding and our beaches looking beautiful are two challenges that go hand in hand. The San
Sometimes a simple photograph can bring back memories you haven’t thought about in years. I recently came across a post
San Pedro’s September Celebrations continued in colorful fashion on Saturday, September 12, 2026, with the celebration of Central American Day,
What an incredible moment for Belize, and an especially proud one for us here in San Pedro! Miss World Belize
The Island That Never Closes – One of the greatest indicators that San Pedro has quietly evolved from a small
Wow, what a difference! This week’s flashback takes us to Front Street, looking south from in front of the Holiday Hotel toward the San Pedro R.C. School at the beginning of the street. In the older photograph, a sandy road stretches between wooden buildings, with children walking and bicycles sharing
