Bunch of us went there for my boys 50th birthday. He’s from there.
Anybody been to Belize?
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The Black presence in Belize is about 6.1%. Known as Garifunas -- mixed of Black and Native American ancestry
Black Women in Belize
Anyone been here?
Way past my bedtime but I fell into that first video and
Definitely gotta take the fam down to Belize.
DJ Paul's Arm
Veteran
Passport Brehs unite!
TheMailMan
All Star
How did alot of Belize folks end up in socal area flagging bloods .
Belize King
I got concepts of a plan.
We have more Belizeans outside the country than in now. Somebody here asked me if I was rolling 30’s??? I thought he was talking about what street I was from. Googled it and
None of my family bangs but I guess Belizeans are deep in that s—t. I do have one cousin that was deported that I think was in deep. He’s crazy though and chillin in PG now. I might ask him the next time I go down.
NoirDynosaur
Yurrrrrrrrrr
Belize is a beautiful country. My parents are from there and moved out the LA in the 80’s. Both my older sister were born in Belize. My brother and I were born in the States. We used to drive from Cali and Texas to Belize at least once a year my whole childhood. I got stories for days.
I started going and as an adult from 2013-16 at least twice a year. Met my Wife and stopped going. She’s been twice without me.
When people say Belize, most are talking about Caye Caulker and Ambergris Caye, which is where all the beautiful pictures mostly come from. Belize probably has the best diving this side of the world due to the second largest reef in the world.
The women are cool and varied. I’m from the South aka Toledo district. There the people are the most varied. We have crole which is black/Spanish/english mix, Garifuna, Spanish, Cooli, and Mayan.
The capital is Belmopan which is more inland due to hurricanes. Mostly Spanish and Creole live there. Dangriga/Hopkins/Placencia is mostly Garifuna. The largest city is Belize city and has a mix of everybody. I don’t fool around in the city at all and don’t know much about it.
The country is small and peaceful outside of the city. All our towns have less than 50k people. There really isn’t much to do nor see unless you are into ecotourism.
Cost of living is relatively high. Our fuel prices have been $7 a gallon since I was a child. That adds to the transportation cost of all the food throughout the country. To build a house is still $125-200 SF if you are doing concrete. Our concrete comes from Mexico and Guatemala.
If you have any questions please let me know. If you’ve never been and are thinking of it, hit up PR, Ja, and DR first to get that island experience. But if you are interested in seeing beautiful black people who speak English. Belize could be a nice spot for you.
Thanks for that informative post! +RepI was thinking of making Belize the first country to visit in Central America.
After this, next country will either be Panama or Mexico. I'm thinking Mexico might be cheaper since the dollar is stronger than the peso.
My bucket list is to travel and meeting black folks from these parts of the Americas, the whole diaspora in general. Not gonna lie, I was inspired by passport bros
I got some questions: Why didn't you visit Belize City very often? Is the capital Belmopan more lively to visit? How's the Night Life? Any restaurants you recommend? Food dishes you recommend? How should a breh approach Black Belizean women?
Belize King
I got concepts of a plan.
As a child, we rolled
As a child, I rolled with my family. We have no family in the City so we drove through it. As an adult, it never appealed to me as well. All the big Jamaican artist normally stop through Griga as well so I would see them there. Placencia gets some concerts as well.
Belmopan is cool. More lively? Eh. I guess population wise it should be. We have a wing spot that’s always hype on Fridays and Tuesdays. I think I’ve been to a club once in Pan. As far as the day to day. All our towns are sleepy and we have little discretionary cash to blow and being out or having fun. Things are slowly changing and people are starting to get money but overall, we own our land and make enough to pay the bills and drink a beliken every now and again.
Nightlife is straight. The weekends are good. You ask the locals and they will tell you which spot is hype on which night. There maybe be only one or two spots. I’ll get you the name of the wings spot and a spot in Griga.
I rep PG so I don’t have any restaurants recommendations unless you go that far south.
Belize food is close to Jamaican and Puerto Rican food. Rice and beans with everything haha. Rice and beans with stew chicken is our dish. If you try Garifuna food, hudut is where it’s at and conch soup. For breakfast, fry jack and Johnny cake are two items you have to try.
Black Belizean sistas are cool. They will catch your accent real quick and may be intrigued. If you are day gaming open with what’s the best spot to eat and go from there. Bar is too easy to open, just offer to buy a drink. Our women are very open and friendly. They are always down for a good time. Just remember to always strap up. DO NOT raw dog out there. A lot of sickness is there, especially in Griga. There’s a very high rate relative to the US.
Enjoy Brother and let me know when you reach. I need to go this December or January for a some business before this Japan move.
I was thinking of making Belize the first country to visit in Central America.
After this, next country will either be Panama or Mexico. I'm thinking Mexico might be cheaper since the dollar is stronger than the peso.
My bucket list is to travel and meeting black folks from these parts of the Americas, the whole diaspora in general. Not gonna lie, I was inspired by passport bros
I got some questions: Why didn't you visit Belize City very often? Is the capital Belmopan more lively to visit? How's the Night Life? Any restaurants you recommend? Food dishes you recommend? How should a breh approach Black Belizean women?
I was thinking of making Belize the first country to visit in Central America.
After this, next country will either be Panama or Mexico. I'm thinking Mexico might be cheaper since the dollar is stronger than the peso.
My bucket list is to travel and meeting black folks from these parts of the Americas, the whole diaspora in general. Not gonna lie, I was inspired by passport bros
I got some questions: Why didn't you visit Belize City very often? Is the capital Belmopan more lively to visit? How's the Night Life? Any restaurants you recommend? Food dishes you recommend? How should a breh approach Black Belizean women?
As a child, I rolled with my family. We have no family in the City so we drove through it. As an adult, it never appealed to me as well. All the big Jamaican artist normally stop through Griga as well so I would see them there. Placencia gets some concerts as well.
Belmopan is cool. More lively? Eh. I guess population wise it should be. We have a wing spot that’s always hype on Fridays and Tuesdays. I think I’ve been to a club once in Pan. As far as the day to day. All our towns are sleepy and we have little discretionary cash to blow and being out or having fun. Things are slowly changing and people are starting to get money but overall, we own our land and make enough to pay the bills and drink a beliken every now and again.
Nightlife is straight. The weekends are good. You ask the locals and they will tell you which spot is hype on which night. There maybe be only one or two spots. I’ll get you the name of the wings spot and a spot in Griga.
I rep PG so I don’t have any restaurants recommendations unless you go that far south.
Belize food is close to Jamaican and Puerto Rican food. Rice and beans with everything haha. Rice and beans with stew chicken is our dish. If you try Garifuna food, hudut is where it’s at and conch soup. For breakfast, fry jack and Johnny cake are two items you have to try.
Black Belizean sistas are cool. They will catch your accent real quick and may be intrigued. If you are day gaming open with what’s the best spot to eat and go from there. Bar is too easy to open, just offer to buy a drink. Our women are very open and friendly. They are always down for a good time. Just remember to always strap up. DO NOT raw dog out there. A lot of sickness is there, especially in Griga. There’s a very high rate relative to the US.
Enjoy Brother and let me know when you reach. I need to go this December or January for a some business before this Japan move.
sanityovar8ted
OG Moma Coli....dat bytch Thowd!!!
I have n I loved it...I only went as far as riding a boat from the cruise ship and taking a tour of what the driver said was the hood....my daddy asked if he could take us to get alcohol and he did....I ended up pissing on the side of the road cuz we couldn't find a bathroom
I love dark skin men with gold teeth and don't speak English
I love dark skin men with gold teeth and don't speak English
Livingston is in Guatemala, went there last September. Only place you’ll find blacks in GuatemalaBlack people in Central America hug the Caribbean coast. From Panama all the way up to Belize. Even Mexico has black people or black mix in Veracruz area.
Garifuna are deep in Guatemala and Honduras. Both my side of my grandparents spoke fluent Spanish. My paternal grandmother is from Honduras. Her people speak lone Spanish and Garifuna.
We have a town in Honduras called Livingston. That a straight black town.
I want to say Roatan Island is black too. I think we crashed on that island and just stayed there. I have to make it out there before I die.
Belize King
I got concepts of a plan.
Appreciate it. That area is so tight, I get it mixed up. We call it La Buga. My pops was there around the same time. You might have bumped into him.
From PG you can take a quick boat right to Livingston. They offer Puerto Barrios as well. Have you been?
Lootha VanDraws
'The Night I Fell in Love' is the GOAT R&B album
The porn actress Kiwi is originally from Belize. Just a JBO fun fact, carry on. 
