Announcing New Belize Travel Video ‘Collect Memories Not Things’

We've launched our 2014 adventure season with a new Belize video ' Collect Memories Not Things'.

The clip captures the essence of this tiny Central American country that blends the rhythm of the Caribbean with the exotic flavors of Central America. Viewers are taken on a sensory journey, first traveling 60 miles out to sea to visit Lighthouse Reef Atoll, then they follow a river to the Mayan ruins of Lamanai, and a small Creole village on the banks of the Crooked Tree lagoon.

Videographer Steve Adams and writer Sean Horlor came on tour with us, following the route of the Lighthouse Getaway and then venturing inland to the Maya World to Crooked Tree Wetlands, the New River and the ruins of Lamanai and Altun Ha. The video accompanied a cover story editorial and photo essay which can viewed online here.

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