This is William’s Jungle Tiny Home in Belize where he’s living after traveling the US in his DIY Vardo.
Belize is a truly beautiful country and even though it is no bigger then Delaware it has a veered number of micro climates from north to south.
Definitely I am enjoying living here. And using my jungle home as a base for further travels.
Read more about William’s house below!
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William’s Jungle Tiny Home in Belize
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My little home is eight feet off the ground to add in ventilation and varmint protection. Ventilation is important when you live in the tropics. The house is open and well ventilated. With the doors and windows open to the wind there is a nice breeze. The screen door and screened in back dock, and my cat, named Cat, help to keeps to bugs and varmints out of my living quarters.
There is a nice porch for summer nights and winter mornings where one can set and just watch the monkeys playing in the trees across the creek. and the screened in upstairs balcony is well protected from the rain and is a great place sleep year round.
The house is built of hard wood, all the furniture is locally made by craftsmen, most all the food is locally grown without pesticides or growth hormones. I am working on the start of a raised bed garden and hope to be growing most of my own foods in a year. There are coconut and banana trees growing on my property as well as papaya and sour sap.
There is a farmers market close by open on Friday and Saturdays where fresh fruits and vegetables can be bought quiet easy as well as clothing, music, herbs or just a bout anything one can get in the USA.
I have yet to explore all of Belize from north to south or to visit the famous Blue Holes.
At this time, I don’t know how long I will stay here or where I will be going next. There is sure to be more coming news coming in the future.
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Back in the 1980s I helped developed a lime plantation in S. Belize near Big Creek. Was in Corozal last year. Looks like you may be over towards San Ignacio? Would like to communicate with you. Mick at
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One of the nicer tiny houses in Belize that I have seen for sale… There was a realtor over in Fort Myers, Florida, that had been selling package deals, with Eco farming, and all kinds of other package deals like that.. There also was some listed on line as well along with dooms day underground shelters, when they were doing that series on televisions cable channel, I think it was like the discovery channel or National Geographic channel.. I know it’s been a while since I have seen it though….!
Oh that sounds pretty cool!
N-I-C-E! Beautifully designed and love the two car-ports!
Those are so handy!
Very nice house! I like how you have decorated and made it a homey place.
Me too 🙂
It’s weird and funky and I love it!
Sometimes weird and funk is just the best!
I’ve been looking for a tiny house contractor to build in Belize.