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There are poisonous reptiles, snakes, insects and other dangerous animals in some places in Mexico. The biggest threat to us here is dengue from the mosquitoes and the new mosquito-borne disease, which is quite similar to dengue. There are poisonous reptiles, snakes, insects and other dangerous animals in some places in Mexico. The biggest threat to us here is dengue from the mosquitoes and the new mosquito-borne disease, which is quite similar to dengue. 
Portugal has come a very, very long way in the past 40 years (this seems a long time, but in fact from then to now it is so different). Portugal has come a very, very long way in the past 40 years (this seems a long time, but in fact from then to now it is so different). 
Belize is a hot place all year round and even though you’re dreaming of sunny winters, you might be underestimating what a warm winter and sun all year round are like. We recommend that you bring cool clothing; light colors, cotton, short pants, sleeveless shirts, flip flops, etc. We’d also recommend you bring a wind-breaker, especially if you’re visiting the islands, since it can get a little windy.
The only time you might need a light sweater would...
Belize is a hot place all year round and even though you’re dreaming of sunny winters, you might be underestimating what a warm winter and sun all year round are like. We recommend that you bring cool clothing; light colors, cotton, short pants, sleeveless shirts, flip flops, etc. We’d also recommend you bring a wind-breaker, especially if you’re visiting the islands, since it can get a little windy.
The only time you might need a light sweater would be if you’re spending time in the mountains during cool months. When we say "cool months" we think 65 F is cold! You'll see most Belizeans pull out their sweaters then, while visitors walk around in shorts.
PS: Don’t forget your hat and sun block and the fact that "No shoes, no shirt, no problem," is a common saying here.
(To pack for Belize: windbreaker, swim suit and sun hat, pictured.)
There are a lot of expats in Coronado, Panama. There are more foreigners in Coronado than there are Panamanians. Expats are everywhere here. There are a lot of expats in Coronado, Panama. There are more foreigners in Coronado than there are Panamanians. Expats are everywhere here. .jpeg)
Caribbean ocean coast of Panama, one of the oldest tourist sites is the San Lorenzo Fort, near Portabelo and Fort Sherman, built by King Felipe II, from Spain in 1598, situated at the entrance of the large Chagres River, in the province of Colon, Republic of Panama.
