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Black Orchid Resort to launch first-ever Belize River Valley Wine Festival - Vimarsana News

Black Orchid Resort to launch first-ever Belize River Valley Wine Festival

The Black Orchid Resort (BOR) in Burrell Boom Village, Belize District, is bringing together lovers of local wine and producers of local wine from the Belize River Valley for its first-ever wine festival being held on December 19.

John Doe pulled from the river in Spanish lookout had a broken neck, police say - Vimarsana News

John Doe pulled from the river in Spanish lookout had a broken neck, police say

Police are investigating the circumstances that lead to a decomposed body being found in the Belize River in Spanish Lookout over the weekend.

Carmelita Gardens, Belize: A Community For Independent Thinkers - Vimarsana News

Carmelita Gardens, Belize: A Community For Independent Thinkers

Reclaiming an independent lifestyle has become a top priority for the move overseas of many and Carmelita Gardens in Belize offers just that.

Belize's first natural insect repellant now available in select locations - Vimarsana News

Belize's first natural insect repellant now available in select locations

Not long ago, ‘Вug Оff’, the all-natural Belizean-made insect repellant was only available for purchase at the Black Orchid in Burrell Boom Village, Belize District, but now it is being offered at a number of locations making it more accessible for Belizeans and tourists alike.

Inside the lost-in-time Mennonite community in Belize - Vimarsana News

Inside the lost-in-time Mennonite community in Belize

Don't show me this message again✕ Mennonite boys with cameras – ‘a tool of communication for the both of us’, says the author (Jake Michaels/Setanta Books) After a “weary and tiring” journey in 1957, a community of Mennonite Christians arrived on the southern bank of the Belize River in the Caribbean country then called British Honduras. “Neither bridge nor ferry awaited them,” wrote the Mennonite Gerhard S Koop in 1991. “On the northern bank of the river was a dark and forbidding jungle with its strange noises and smells. Underneath the dense bush, giant snakes and jaguars...