Belize
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Open sided park, backs on to beach. Good place to park up and hang out. Also a good kite surfing launch area with sand football pitch and grass area next to the church
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Stayed 2 nights. Great breeze. Very quiet. And close to Peers place restaurant where we had a nice breakfast.
Report Check-InStayed 2 nights, the first night the policeman came and ask us how many nights we gonna stay and we have to close the door because of the curfew (during covid time it's midnight).Ppl in the morning in the day and Saturday a small market take place in the football field. very friendly ppl.Tina's place was close so we ate at siomara in the street (they have wifi too). really nice place.
Report Check-InStayed for about 10 days, loved hanging out in Hopkins. Had no issues at all! Met one overlanding couple who stayed for a couple nights - plenty of space for everyone. The wind was strong the whole time, great for heat and keeping the bugs to a minimum
Btw looks like Tina’s was closed, no sign of anyone the whole time I was there
Report Check-InNice spot by the beach and football pitch. Nearby restaurant can sometimes be noisy at night. We stayed 3 nights. Nowhere better in Hopkins.
Report Check-InGreat spot to spend the night. We stayed two nights with our two dogs. We were awoken at 4 am the first night by a group of people singing and dancing, it was scary at first as we didn't know what was happening but it turned out to be a party celebrating the independence of Belize. Sargassum everywhere, we were unfortunately unable to bathe in the sea. Ate at Tina's. Like previously mentioned, support the locals. This area looks like it is slowly dying due to the sargassum bloom.
Report Check-Inwe stayed here next to the beach for a night. some locals that we met at the river suggested we stay here and see hopkins, on thursday nights they have community drum circles. It was nice. very windy but no bugs thanks to the wind. It was also alot cooler at night. This was a great location felt very safe in the middle of town. And in the morning go have breakfast at Tinas. Support the locals.
Report Check-InWe stayed here for 2 nights, was absolutely fine besides sandflies & too much wind. Super friendly owners in both restaurants (Tinas & Peers). Tinas even left their bathroom open for us overnight. Its also one of the cheapest places in town btw. Peer is a very nice German, restaurant more on the pricey side, but very very good food. He let us stay next to his place the second night as we had to hide from strong winds so we had dinner there.
Report Check-InPretty much a parking lot next to the campo. Be sure to ask the adjacent restaurant owners if they mind parking overnight.
Had 1 weird incident at night when a local knocked on the camper door and wanted to sell us drugs. Asked if our dogs bite and we said yes. He quickly went away
Stayed 1 night but there are some other places around Hopkins to stay.
Report Check-InAs described, quiet during the night, we felt safe. Free.
Report Check-InGood for night, safe & quite but a bit smelly due to the seaweed bloom 😬
Report Check-Inendroit sympa mais pas gratuit , contribution à payer à l'eglise , 10 dollars beliziens .
si vous restez à 20 mètres de la mer , gratuit car sur les terres de la reine ;)
Good place for our , closed a playground . Calm and safe during the night .
Report Check-InOpen sided park, backs on to beach. Good place to park up and hang out. Also a good kite surfing launch area with sand football pitch and grass area next to the church
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