San Ignacio

To get to San Ignacio you have to take the boat to Belize City. Belize City is famous for two things: Crime and for not beeing famous. So I skipped "The big Ugly" and went to the western border to a nest called San Ignacio. People are still really cool but more activ than in Key Caulker. I took a view at some more ruins and they keep to amaze me. After almost 40 days of travelling I'm now the first time by myself. And this is good for a change. I obviously could catch up with some writing and reflect on my amazing trip I was able to enjoy. You meet wonderfull people in the worlds most beautifull places and have fun. No hidden agenda, just straight good time. If this is going to be like that for the next 23 months I'm going to come back as a rich man. By the way; I want to thank all the guys that I had the oppurtunity to meet. As soon we have the year 2011 - be sure that the swiss guy will allways welcome you at his home.

Key Caulker

Well, where to start? Key Caulker has a population of 1300. Most of them look like Bob Marley. All act like him and most of them smell like he probably did. We stayed at the hostel "La Bellas". The dude in charge is named "Mission" and thats porbably what he is on. Since he keeps it real all day long he wants to teach everybody else to do the same. He drinks and smokes all day long because it's focking betta. He took us to a fishing trip with some kayaks and caught some snappas.

He used to be a fisha so he knows all the tricks. In the evening he made a BBQ for everyone while keeping it focking real. And we are talking about really, really real. Next to whole lot of otha turists there was Fabrize. An Italien who spend a few years in French Polynesia and set up a business that sells pearls to "Cartier" or "Tiffanys". Since he left French Polynesia he can travel the world without loosing money, because business is doing good. He lived in Belize for three months and thinks about renting a house on Key Caulker. On Super Bowl Sunday the two english girls from the bus checked into the hostel.
Those two crazy girls like to hit the booze and party. Maybe thats why we got along from the early beginning. Maybe Nick and Grace a little more ;-) Me and Rachel, an interesting good looking girl spent a lot of time with each otha and I had the luck to get to know her holarious humor. Black, dry, dirty, spontanous, english jokes are her speciality. I hope to meet her in Flores again. Ted joined the islands speciality and smoked all day - well just about everybody was hitting the Mary J. Key Caulker is a must see and "La Bellas" the place to be. Then we're talking about the ingredients of happiness. Betta than otha

San Pedro

After a 4 hours bus and 2 hours speedboat trip we finally arrived in San Pedro - a key of the coast of Belize. Home of the biggest barrier reef next to the australien one. On the way we met two sympathic english girls. But they were going to Orange Walk before going to the keys. Key San Pedro is a pretty big village with an airstrip and a handfull of hotels. People are mostly african descent and have a carribean lifstyle. They love the USA, Barack Obama, US-Sports and the whole HipHop-thing. "Yo bro, Wasssup", "Keep it real" and stuff like that make up 50% of their sentences. Rastas all over, mostly golfkarts, bycicles and an extremly friendly attitude make Belize a must see. But the best was still to come: Key Caulker