On the second day inland in Belize we went to Guatemala. 
Before we left breakfast at the lodge – I ordered homemade granola, yogurt and fruit. The yogurt was kind of weird – slightly tart, but not as smooth as Greek yogurt. It was okay, but looked really pretty 🙂
Cashews on the ride there
Tikal! We went to Guatemala to visit Tikal – it is one of the largest Mayan civilizations in Central America. 
It was very hot, so we’re unbelievably sweaty in all these pictures, but it was amazing!!!
They created an entire city center here. 
Lunch at Tikal was good. I chose the Vegetarian option. It was rice, veggies (cooked in butta), beans, plantains and 2 corn tortillas. It was delicious!
The plantains were caramelized and so amazing.
It was a 1.5 hour car ride back to Belize! It was great to ride through Guatemala and see that countryside too.
Dinner was back at the lodge. Since it’s so secluded it’s not realistic to eat somewhere else. That is frustrating because we don’t get to experience the town, but at least the food is good (even if it’s expensive).
The food was just okay, but the company was great! The lodge has everyone sit together for dinner, but they only had one other couple there the whole time we were there! We became very good friends with Joe and Julie. They are also newlyweds and are super cool peeps from San Francisco. 
I wish we still lived in CA so we could hang out on our road trips around the state. *Added info: Julie went to work in Rwanda for a year and the first night we had dinner Ben and I couldn’t stop asking her questions about it. She is super inspirational and I want to be more like her. Oh, and Joe is a lawyer – Power Couple all the way!
We did a day trip to Tikal while we were in Belize, too! It was absolutely beautiful, even if one of the monkeys was throwing hard fruit at me from the trees. Dang those monkeys…
Fun fun!
All of your pictures from the trip are beautiful! It looks like an amazing time.
Those temples look like something out of a textbook–amazing
ugh i seriously need to stop looking at your pictures 😛
glad that your having a good time though, and someday i want to see ancient mayan ruins!