You Better Belize it! 
We left Cuba through Mexico and went straight to the turquoise waters of Belize. But first we had to stop in Belize City. As all the central cities in latin america, Beliz City was described as a risky city- we discovered a sleepy city, recovering from the end of the rainy season, and awaits to the tourists who were tired of for the ofthe  Mexican neighbor. We went directly to where we'll spend a magical week - CayeCoker
Photo by Michal Fatal
Key Coker is characterized by a diverse community of Maya refugees from the mainland, Rasta Fariim resembling Jamaicans from the videos of my brother - Yaron, those took over the Chinese grocery stores, together with the  tourists who settled in the magical Island
Sized only 600m on 7 km this island has its own pace, without motor vehicles, only pimped golf carts and lots of bikes, turquoise waters and the most famous dive site in the area - The Blue Hole
We have assembled the Hexacopter that we did not take to Cuba, and bartered the fanciest hotel on the tiny island worth hundreds of dollars. Little thing forgotten, unlike Mexico, the winds are blowing from the shore out to the Caribbean Sea and the Hexacopter that gone through a lot- from its small packing somewhere in custody in Mexico, together with the pilot not flying for a long time
Two minutes of flying, and lots of smoke from the control panel after pulling it from the beautiful turquoise waters, but not before calling on all the local children to find my camera which was thrown from the crash and kept filming in the water, this for five Belizeian dollars, worth just the value of the dollar
 Fine service he gave us, may he rest in peace
Missing all aerial operations, lack of new book, I 'had' to dive the famous Blue Hole through the rough sea on the not stoping thinkg of michal sitting in our suite, almost finishing her ​​thesis overcoming her desires to go and swim in the beautiful waters of Caye Caulker
In an attempt to escape the tourist boats we found a local fisherman and went out snorkelling the famous reef. Soon found ourselves on the this piece of land called Island, there he lived- James probably was ok in his early days at the cabin. He sits there for the last 15 years, hunting  lobsters from morning to night, offers a refuge from the sun to accidental Tourists
We left the island not before serious farewell party, and we got to a special town called Hopkins
Soon we went back to what Beliz does best, and we found ourselves on a small boat on the road to a much smaller Island.Tabbaco Island- 500 meters by 500 meters. Two smaller resorts and residential work area. Almost sleeping in a fishing lodge, finally we found a magical little cabin on the shallow water
The balcony quickly became our bed under the stars, over the water, and between one to each other
Half moon Island
Last days in Belize, the magical days in secluded corners will be replaced in Guatemala - Back to Mayan rivers and lakes of the nicest people in Central America
Idan trying to kill fish