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Frommers Finds Fun in Belize

Posted by Mike Cobb on Jan 14, 2015 6:39:54 PM

Belize RuinsWhile the white sand beaches and beautiful reefs of Belize speak for themselves, it never hurts to get a strong endorsement from one of the most reputable travel brands out there.

Frommers has ranked Belize as the #1 vacation destination in the world for 2015, and it is indeed looking to be a big year for the tiny Caribbean country.

What do they recommend doing for fun in Belize? So many things! Whether hiking, sailing or diving in Belize, you can be assured of a memorable trip.

Frommers captures really well the wonder of seeing monkeys in the wild as you zipline through the forest, only to encounter some of the most impressive Mayan ruins ever discovered.

Cruise visitors, in the meantime, hop on a puddle jumper or water taxi and head to Ambergris Caye for a day of relaxation and basking in the eternal summer rays.

Tour Group in BelizeFor those of you looking to follow Frommers’ advice and see all the beautiful facets of Belize, Exotic Caye Beach Resort could be your haven.

With a private beach, onsite dining and recreation facilities, as well as a location that cannot be matched on Ambergris Caye, Exotic Caye Beach Resort should be on your shortlist of vacation destinations.

Interested in seeing more? Explore our website, and check out the Frommers interview.

Mike Cobb

Written by Mike Cobb

In 1996, Michael K. Cobb and his business partner formed a company, Exotic Caye International, to provide loans to North Americans purchasing properties in Belize, Honduras, Costa Rica, and throughout the region. With a strong focus on consumer need, Mr. Cobb accurately predicted the growing demand for high quality, residential product for North American "baby boomer" retirees in the region. He led the group into real estate development and created a holding company called ECI Development for several properties, including a resort on Ambergris Caye, Belize. Michael speaks at dozens of international conferences annually about offshore real estate finance, development, and ownership. He was a consultant to The Oxford Club, hosted a weekly radio program, contributes regularly to overseas publications, sits on the board of several international companies, gives counsel to various real estate projects throughout Central America, and serves on the Board of Directors and the President’s Advisory Group for the National Association of Realtors, NAR.

Topics: Belize