Gwendolyn R Houston-Jack

Quaint park we stumbled upon while waiting to take pictures at the Belize sign. If you're visiting for a hot second, it's a nice stop for the day.

The park grounds are decent. There's a play area for kids and plenty of small picnic tables. I didn't find any under any canopies, so I have to think it may get a little warm at times.

Another must capture tourist photo location. This Belize sign is quite popular since it's close to the cruise port. There can be a line at times, so be aware.

There also tends to be other cruisers and tourists who are cordial, helpful, and will gladly assist you with taking your picture. This really is a great way to remember your visit to Belize.

What better backdrop for a photo session? It can't get better than this.

I've used this sculpture a time or two for photo clients because DREAM is such an aspiring word.

Now if you simply want to be inspired, it works for that too.

After a full day of museum and memorial hopping my colleagues and I settled on sitting in this garden. The flowers here are amazing!

If you're a person who enjoys being surrounded by naturally beautiful things, put The Fountain Garden on your list. Most of the flowers have a tag with the official name if you're really curious. We took most of the time gawking over them.

This has to be one of the most interesting museums I've ever visited. My colleagues and I were destined to have a good time and this one visit would have been enough.

if you're even remotely interested in aeronautics and electronics, this is the place. There is so much history about space craft, GPS systems, airplanes, and so much more. The electronic devices is what caught my attention. Technology has advanced so fast in such a short amount of time. I would consider this a true full family edutainment stop.