We arrived in Belize late in the day after an interesting water taxi ride out to the island. San Pedro, a little town that has a lot of tourism. We got off the boat and wondered, how to find our hotel. No one seemed to know where the Corona del Mar was. Ohhh, but it didn't take long and some locals pointed the way and off we went. The people in Belize are very polite and friendly and lots of Americans live on the island. Clean and quiet and the sand was very white. Our dock"Woody's Wharf" is where we were picked up to go dive every day. You could say we had our own private dock.
My new friend. We ate quite a lot downtown, one place in particular. The Jerk Pit, the food was fanaminal, couldn't get enough of it.
The fishermen have come home and the pelicans like to welcome them. Cleaning up the mess from cleaning the fish.
This was our hotel, it was a nice place, the employees were great and we had a short walk down the beach to the bars and restaurants. There are lots of friendly homeless dogs that roam the beaches and one night a cute fellow followed us home. He slept on the mat outside our door and hung around for a while. I guess it is wrong to say they are homeless, everyone is friendly to them and the town is there home. 
We took a trip to a ruins and to get there we took a boat to the main land up a river and then hopped in a van to the Altun Ha ruins. This was a friendly face heading up the river.
Lots and lots of these guys all up and down the river, it was crazy the places in the trees you would find them. Some of the branches didn't look like it would hold them up. 
The ruins were great, you could walk all around and on top of most. Some had parts you could walk in. The place was beautiful, Belize has many ruins that the country has not uncovered. The history is amazing!!
Lunch in the tree tops. On our way back from the ruins we stopped at a resort on the mainland and had lunch. In the mist of a jungle where you think nothing would be.......appeared this resort. It was a pretty nice place.
