The travel blogger from Albany was conversing to their counterpart in Vancouver when she innocently wrote, “I really need some assistance in finding a good place to stay in Belize for my husband and our two boys, age four and sixteen. Oh yea, My husband just had an operation on his prostate and he is not yet smiling. This will be our first time to Belize though we spent a week in Orlando at Disney two years ago. We would like to spend time on the beach, at the reef and to have some night life too, for my man and I after the kids drift off with the sand man need to do some catching up. We would like to do as much as possible while we're there, but would also like a place to relax in the evenings, by the ocean. We will have a total of seven days, and so we would like to spend no more than fifty dollars per day for the room. Is it possible to also have all our meals included, something like an all inclusive??”

In response to the lady’s post, an online chatter who professes to be an expert on all things Belize since they have travelled there time and again from Austin openly explains, “Please answer my pm (private message), I can clear up all your concerns, plus I have a Belizean friend for life that I met last year in a bar in San Ignacio that has a small cabana lodge that he rents out for sixty two dollars per night. He is great, he sells smoke and also cuts food on the grill and pours One Barrel rum freely at twelve dollars a bottle”.….

The deal is the same, be it first time travel to Uganda or Portugal or the Seychelles or Belize, when it gets right down to adventure travelling, the real adventure is not about querying chartroom get about or reading the top ten list on the routed brains, it’s all about getting a one way ticket inbound and then asking yourself at the airport taxi curb, am I an explorer or just another gringo looking for a margarita in Jimmy Buffet land.