by Arie Hoogerbrugge | Jan 28, 2026 | Belize Keynote & Destination Content, Jungle Lifestyle, Life in Belize, My Blog
Hi, I have a unique opportunity for like-minded individuals who are interested in living in Belize. I’m a 52-year-old single male living on a 42-acre farm in the middle of the jungle along the Belize River, located within the Community Baboon Sanctuary. I have...
by Arie Hoogerbrugge | Jan 27, 2026 | Jungle Lifestyle, Life in Belize, My Blog, Personal Reflection
Surrounded by Nature, Every Moment I often say that nature keeps me going, but it’s more than that — I am completely saturated in it. Most people live in insulated houses designed to keep sound out, in cities with tiny yards or none at all, surrounded by constant...
by Arie Hoogerbrugge | Jan 26, 2026 | Belize Trees, Jungle Lifestyle, My Blog
🌿 What Are Jungle Superfoods? Living in the Belize jungle isn’t just about the beauty of the rainforest — it’s also about the amazing natural foods and medicinal plants growing right outside my door. From coconut water and moringa leaves to powerful herbal remedies...
by Arie Hoogerbrugge | Jan 4, 2026 | Jungle Lifestyle, My Blog
Living in the jungle is already challenging for reasons most people expect, such as climate, hard work, isolation, and the lack of conveniences. It’s been a few years since I lived a more traditional lifestyle in Canada, and I remember impatience being a...
by Arie Hoogerbrugge | Dec 19, 2025 | Jungle Lifestyle, My Blog
Full Disclosure I’m not a real estate agent, and I don’t pretend to play one on the internet. This might sound backwards compared to what you’ve been taught, but I don’t believe a house is a financial asset in the jungle — I believe it is a liability. That doesn’t...
by Arie Hoogerbrugge | Nov 9, 2025 | Jungle Lifestyle, My Blog
Key Takeaways Raising chickens and ducks in Belize requires patience — what works for others might not work for you. Local chickens and ducks have pros and cons, but for me, layers and broilers are the most efficient. Ducks may look fun, but they can threaten wildlife...
