While some people are sadly experiencing June snow (as you can see from the picture below) those in Belize are hot and enjoying San Pedro Lobster Festival in full swing. If you are wondering just how hot is it? San Pedro is a balmy 29 C today but it feels like it could be 37 C or higher, and definitely multiple rinse downs throughout the day weather.
Sunday night was the special VIP dinner at Pirates Treasure restaurant just across the bridge, Monday was Hol Chan Marine office, and the museum was the place to get stamped. Monday night Crazy Canucks was the hot spot for more lobster and live music.
Today you can drop by Sunrise Realty on front street to get your passport stamped, and a lobster fest pin if there are any left. Tonight the feasting continues with Lobster Fest ’74 Grill Night at Pineapples Restaurant, located at Ramon’s Village Resort.
All pictures below courtesy of San Pedro Lobster Festival Photos facebook page.
Need a reminder of what is going on where? San Pedro Lobster Fest Schedule of Events has it all. For more information about all the 2014 lobster fest events and pictures, like San Pedro Lobster Festival Facebook page.
Interesting lobster fact: A lobster shift is press term for a late night shift dating back to the 19th century when the word lobster was commonly used to describe a foolish person. At the time, lobsters were considered to be dimwitted creatures, and the term implies that that only a fool would work midnight hours.
If you love chocolate then tomorrow is the event for you. Make sure to stop by the Belize Chocolate Company on front street. Get your passport stamped and enjoy the gift of a mini chocolate lobster with each chocolate drink. Purchase while stocks last.
Bikini ready Brent, it is 82 in San Pedro today with a high of 85 and already feels like 90 outside 🙂
projected hi of 78F here today ladies… bikinis at the ready!
Snow in June so wrong Charlotte. Although I would not mind a little air-con right now though 🙂 our apartment is pretty hot tonight. Could be time for a swim.
Snow?? In June. That’s just wrong.