Our arrival into Belize

Arrived in Belize on Tuesday, March 7th and stayed at the Global Village Hotel near the Belize City Airport.

First order of business was to get transportation.  We had two options of which neither were available to us by the time we arrived. (I.E. Both vehicles were sold).  We were able to find a very nice 2002 Toyota Camry which we purchased.  Getting both the insurance and title transfer proved to be another adventure.



After getting a vehicle and a local cell phone, then came the 3 hour trip into southern Belize, which we did solely from memory. Arrived into the Stann Creek District and was greeted by the missionaries, Dwayne and Linda Abernathy.  We told them it was not necessary for them to come to Belize City to meet us but we would see them in Stann Creek.

As we continue this blog, there are many more stories and photos to share already.


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